Python For Loops - Python Tutorial for Absolute Beginners

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Thank you for the simple and quick instructions, you've been a great help!!
Comment from : Epic voyager

For loops got me stumped but I'm gonna just chug along fuck it
Comment from : Rogs

13:59 why cant we use step
Comment from : Cornation Boot

Mosh, I have questions using data ,I was using the liberty basic and truebasic programming language and find out they were slow when using a list of combinations lottery, it take about 3 hours or more When I used phyton, I was shocked at how fast it was My difficulty is what function to use data and how use ?
Comment from : David Coniglio

thanks for your clear explanation
Comment from : 駿業的士投資 CHUN YIP TAXI - 的士牌照買賣專家

I was doing so great up to this point, I don't understand 😭😢
Comment from : Denis536

Love the example you showed with the email Made it easier to understand
Comment from : Tech Maestro

manarite
Comment from : LEGENDEagle

I cannot recomment Mosh's tutorials enough Easy to follow, helpful and friendly style
Comment from : Brian Ligat

Wow!! This is awesome I'm in a bootcamp and this was confusing Thanks for posting this I hipe you consider posting more recent tutorials
Comment from : Patricia S

So the value of count updates globally because for is not a function?
Comment from : Thelolimaster

It’s not about the code, it’s about sending a message!! 😂😂
Comment from : Chris Berdin

Coding is fun and all but its a harsh reminder im gonna lose all my hair when watching mosh lol
Comment from : Astro_Frog

i believe you can use this to make automatic code generators but it would be really rare
Comment from : DarkDravenPOG

which tool are you using for python
Comment from : Faizan Rana

When I input the countbrbrIt says "'name "count' is not defined''
Comment from : Dimimuoluwa Olawepo

thanks so much, i have an exam
Comment from : Praanadh Yarlagadda

I’m disappointed as I couldn’t learn a thing of this
Comment from : Nazeef

Thanks, Mosh - Your lectures are simplified and easy to follow
Comment from : Christian Wiah

mosh is genius
Comment from : abdul md

Dude, You made my Basics Very Strong brprint("Thank You Mosh")
Comment from : Syed Mohammed Akber Hussaini

what is this program that is being used? I use jupyter, but I like the layout of this program
Comment from : Cameron Larson

How would you count characters in words?😃
Comment from : Jaypee Dizon

Thank you
Comment from : Paolo G

Anybody plz tellin which app this codings r done???
Comment from : Mahitha C r

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Comment from : Toonboi Man

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Comment from : Toonboi Man

How did you get this nice-looking Output window? I am looking for it for so long and the only one I have got is a terminal window with all of the paths, ending messages which are distracting I would be grateful for telling me how to open this Output view
Comment from : Dawid Marszałek

Make Rainbow Benzene using Python : youtube/vfP3nTSI7K0
Comment from : Shrabon Chandra

Hi Mosh! You're the best Tutor brbrI am looking forward to learning more from you brbrI want to learn python for data analysis, web development, and game developmentbrbrI welcome all the challenges, but I am passionate about becoming a Pythonista Whatever it takes, Mosh, as long as you're my tutor, I know I'll make a great programmer like you😘🤩
Comment from : Alex Gicheha

10:06
Comment from : AbdulSamad Hussain

Thank you for explaining for loops very clearly, idk I've been struggling to understand them and this helped so much! Sub earned!
Comment from : druskii trap

WORST PYTHON EXPLAINER!!!!!! YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN REASONS OF STEPS INSTEAD OF FLEXING YOUR MUSCLES IN PYTHON AND SHOWING BEGGINERS MILLIONS OF TRICKS WITHOUT EXPLAINING THE ESSENTIAL BASICS
Comment from : abbas jon

3 hours lecture class < 15 Minute with mosh
Comment from : danjkp

Thanks for this tutorial, but is it possible to make a loop for the numbers (for example: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4), but starting with 43? (for example 43, 44, 45, 46, 47)
Comment from : zbynk

Your channel is helping me so much my teacher is so trash and doesn’t tell us shit and just expects us to understand from reading his examples
Comment from : Monttyy

I don’t get it why 10:13 the output didn’t shows attempt attempt attempt successful, can anyone explain
Comment from : Mr Bear

useless video you bald egghead thinking pro with ur eggish pfp
Comment from : f9ite editz

Hello there Mosh! This is my exercise code (12:37)brbrMy code:brbrfor i in range(2, 9, 2):br print(i)brbrprint('We have 4 even numbers')
Comment from : Tifa SF

bro are you from hamadan in Iran
Comment from : ARiTOON

Lol I'm 13 idk
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Comment from : Viraj Yadav

Just want to say thanks 🙏🏽 I have been using your videos along with my course work Awesome 👏🏽
Comment from : Michael

This best python loops tutorial
Comment from : Bello Abdulrahman

I've seen a lot of videos on while and for loops And I'm still finding it difficult to understand the concept Pls I don't kmow what to do at this point I don't want to feel discouraged
Comment from : Munachimso Victory Nwokejiobi

I didn't understand my lecturer thanks to you you the best
Comment from : Simphiwe Mtshali

I didn’t get that :brfor x in range(5):br for y in range(3): br print(f”({x}, {y})”)
Comment from : EDIT IQ

what if you want it until the user breakes the code?
Comment from : Block Masters

Thank you Sir ! Your video were very helpful <3
Comment from : Kevin Flynn

the best coding teacher in youtube
Comment from : clydersparks_computer programming

first I am gonna take break in the middle of this video while learning and comment for this guy because this man deserve a huge respect because I roamed around so many videos but no one is so good as him love u man
Comment from : harshal nath

You are a great explainer, May Allah guide you to paradise AMEEN
Comment from : Yusuf Miftahudeen quotes

This is NOT a video for absolute (true) beginners This is a video for false beginners (ie those with a background in computer science, mathematics, other programming languages etc) If you come from an humanities background, regardless of how intelligent or academic you are, this video seems sub-optimal for learning due to its complexity 2 out of 5 stars
Comment from : Barnaby Kent

i hate when ITERATE is defined as iterable doesnt help one bit
Comment from : Tumi ninu

Rjl
Comment from : Achillxs

what is this idle ?
Comment from : Leandro Morais

My Python book is only teaching me math YOU are teaching me Python Thank you
Comment from : Mary Harrer

Thank you so much I am pretty intermediate, but I never knew exactly how loops work This video helped alot, so thank
Comment from : Smaran Sure

another way to solve the exercise could be this:brfor i in range(0,10,2): br if i > 0: br print(i) brprint('we have 4 even numbers')brthe result is still the same:D
Comment from : Little Ares

I like the way you explain this concept It helped to see what was going on in the nested loop
Comment from : Tea Time with Bella

Hi Mosh, thank you so much for your video! it's so helpful I would like to ask that could I write the code like this: for x in range (2,10,2): brPrint (x)?br When I run my code, it's still shown the similar result
Comment from : Thi Phuong Dung Nguyen

Can anyone please explain me what the term number means here exactly?? (What exactly is it, is it a object a namespace, an identifier or what??)
Comment from : Swapnil Mishra

👌👍
Comment from : Kira Yoshikaga

iterables are the things that can launch the for loop and make the sequence of repetitionsbr#I don't know if it's the right definition, but this is how I interpretered the meaning of iterables
Comment from : BettoRaite

REALLY HELPFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : NAKSHATHRA O PILLAI

I thank you but personally I think this is not for absolute beginners as the title says
Comment from : Jorge Alan Santander Mora

Hi mosh R u Iranian?
Comment from : Ajini learning

what is the step? and Body ?
Comment from : Coucodi_

his exercises are the worst theres no way i would of getting it because he didnt teach me what i need to learn to solve it
Comment from : vodkaandrazza