Counters in Python Simply Explained

In this video we learn how to use Counters in Python instead of dictionaries.

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[numberiforgot]

You do a really solid job explaining the different methods and what they do. A lot of university teachers aren’t even that proactive when they teach. I like how you explain each part of the code. This is quality content.

[gangahitesh]

This guy is so underrated. Love your videos bro

[andrewkraevskii]

I always used dictionary for counting. Find counter existence only last week and here is you video

[ilanbar]

Big 👍 like. Always a pleasure to watch your posts

[lemonke]

why would you manually initialize a dictionary when you can use defaultdict(int)

[ianbar]

The counter already orders elements by most occurrences to least. No need to use most_common

[driedsquid]

How would you count without using total()?

[Colaghiro]

What programme are you using? My Python looks different. I'm so lost.

[tcgvsocg]

continue codewars /clash of code please

[jeffery_tang]

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[Press]

I can't figure out what to type to get my last print result
thislist = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
x = input("Enter your item:")
thislist.insert(1, (x))
counter = Counter(thislist)
print (counter.most_common()[0])
message = input("Enter your item:")
if message == counter.most_common()[0]:
print("you win")