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FizzBuzz is a common interview question - or at least it used to be. Either way, here it is in Python.

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The fact that he used "x" as a for loop variable instead of "i" is really bothering me...

isgh

the dude doing these videos deserves a raise

Iddo

python's string replication actually makes it much easier... specially *0 being an empty string

*print("\n".join("Fizz" * (i % 3 == 0) + "Buzz" * (i % 5 == 0) or str(i) for i in range(1, 101)))*

^ if you rite code like this in a real application though please make sure to comment it well cuz its small but not readable

SReaperz

At the beginning of my apprenticeship we wrote fizz buzz in basic on a c64, it was an amazing experience using that old stuff in these new years 😁😆

dermuschelschluerfer

Amazing. I used this to get my current job. Thank you!!

vkottler

You could've just printed `i or x` at the end there

huantian

Wait I didn't know vscode could do jupyter notebooks... Kinda cool, but then again I don't use python that much anyway. But if I were to, this would be the way!

barmetler

What is the best way to record vertical coding videos?

AnujSyal

I saw the prime saying that this could be interesting in interviews to see how people react when you tell them what if we want to add a rule for 7 to print Bazz

yassine-sa

print("fizz"*(x%3==0) +"buzz"*(x%5==0) or x)

AlokSingh-rjgt

I dont understand how coding without curly brackets works.

renecabuhan

Nice video, how does he get those button to run his code like that? I usually just run my code in the terminal, but this video makes it look a lot cleaner.

rock

My Consolas font looks so rough in comparison. What might be the issue? Have enabled cleartype and font settings zoom level are default.

_mohit

What I did in C is a trick with carriage returns

KSPAtlas

You can do this oneliner
[print('fizz' if i % 3 == 0 else 'buzz' if i % 5 == 0 else i, end=' ') for i in range(1, 101)]

or
print('\n'.join(['fizz'*(not i%3) + 'buzz'*(not i%5) or str(i) for i in range(1, 101)]))

easypezy

What happened at 0:27 when he wrote F3? How does this work?

thenarfer

if only this were asked in technical interviews

TheFootballPlaya

A bit of python randomness, you could also use:

not x % 3
#and
not x % 5

Because the integer 0 is falsey, not inverts it to true.

xxlarrytfvwxx

I don't really mind it(and most probably a typo (?), just threw me off a bit, Pretty sure it's "modulo" and not "modulus", modulus feels like the absolute value function

hamiltonianpathondodecahed

I don’t get why everyone is saying he’s cooked? This solution is simple and works, I’m confused by what’s supposed to be wrong here?

akaakaakaak

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