Python Beginner Tutorial 4 - User Input and Types

This tutorial covers getting input from a user by using the Python built int input() function. This video also goes over the difference between variable types, namely integers and strings in Python. After watching this tutorial users should be able to prompt the user for input and parse integers from strings using the int() function.

[theredflagisgreen]

Showing it in cmd was a great way to connect it. Thanks.

[csmith]

I wish I found you at the start of my class. I have to do a re-take and I appreciate your format and platform.

[lowmax]

lmao "We can't do Kevin * 6" ....Oh that actually worked.

[BigJim]

See, I have watched your older series. I find this not only more educational, but easier to follow on my MacBook. This tutorial is perfect for mac, and windows users!

[hasans]

I'm a newcomer, I like ur videos and the explanation is clear and comprehensive! But I do feel it's very slow paced. Keep up the good work, and thank you! :)

[pascalladal]

Great videos. One of the best tutorial series I've seen on YouTube, if not the best.
Your explanations are very clear and thorough. Nice job! I love it

[radhakrishnanrathnachalam]

Thanks for the tutorial. Looks like there may a gap (something missing) between tutorial 3 and tutorial 4.

[ctchy]

amazing, learning a lot these are one of the best tutorials on YT atm :)
hope to see more videos soon.

[jiayou]

Great video! (much better than your old ones I have to say)

[LeMansDinan]

Kevin, It's been a long time since I programmed so I really like your videos.  Very helpful and a great way to get up and running for me.  Just one minor point to this Tutorial (#4).  The string literals aren't being added.  Instead, they appeared to be concatenated.  "1" + "3" results in the string "13".

[doupanpan]

thank for the Python series, clearly explained, I want to be a Python Master :)

[ShahShah-tslx]

Hi All,

Iv'e just started learning Python from this channel four days back.
Kevin, you're great at explaining and I really appreciate these videos!
I have learnt so much so far and I aim to get through a video a day- how many vids are you planning on doing for Python- will we get to learn graphs and plotting?

Thanks!
Shah.

[malakchniter]

i hope to see more videos, thanks a lot

[chwanpang]

Thank you very much, you make really good tutorials!

[LaimisAndMykaAgario]

Thanks for taking your time and making these videos :)

[betosfilm]

Min 4:15 : "the result of 1+ 2, I should see 3...(enter) =12..." xD Hillarous!

[justinpassfield]

Thanks.

I know nothing about coding. Well after these vids i do.

A lot to ask, but can you upload more frequently? I see this blowing up. ALSO, im not sure what keeps happening to your microphone, but the quality i find changes in almost every video. Its kinda strange

[phill.]

You do us all soon to be programmers a service with these vids, i salute thee sir!
But im having some trouble, some part of
def main():
I think its this because without it the myresult variable runs fine, but with it i get an empty console pls help!

[faizanzahid]

so basically you are saying python does not take numeric inputs into their variables from user?

At the 5minute mark, I had that exact code in but instead of the console asking me What is number 2 (after asking me about number 1) it doesn't do anything EVEN if I type 1 and hit enter..