Python Beginner Tutorial 8 - For loop, Lists, and Dictionaries

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Название	:	Python Beginner Tutorial 8 - For loop, Lists, and Dictionaries
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This format is hard to follow, it was good when you wrote the code as we go, but this makes me confused,
Comment from : Prestige Moyo

I'm learning Python in my college course right now, and your videos was of great help Happily enough, Python didn't change that much in almost 5 years that past along since you recorded these video Much obliged! And also, if you'd ever return to your practice as a great educator - your original format with writing the code and explaining it on the go was just ideal! I understand that lists and dictionaries are really complex and require a lot of demonstration and explanation, but having the same topic in my schoolbook I may confirm from experience that it's just mind-blowing to try and get it in from reading and/or listening Practice is the key brOnce again - thank you! I'm not sure if I'd be able to learn as productively as I was without your help)
Comment from : Meppoy

Thanks for the video, however, I would like to know to compress your PY files in a Zip file and email it to me, thanks
Comment from : sammy lee

I wish I could just instantly jam this into my head instead of taking 4 hours to get through half of it because I can't focusbrbRewinds again/b
Comment from : Lish Rich

Hi KevinbrNot able to find files in the given links could you pls make sure files available again?brRegards,brGuru
Comment from : Guru Prakash

1I know I am 2 years too late but I like this formatbr2 In the calculatorpy file, I tried to change print(div(numb1, numb2)) to print("{0:2f}" format(div(numb1, numb2))) in order to get two decimalplaces but it gave me the error that I could not divide with a zero Any help will be appreciatedbr3 In the actual fun coding how did we determine that 'Apple' in wordsAndThingsDict['Apple'] is a key wordbrAny simple non-complex help will be appreciated
Comment from : B N

i started off well with the earlier videos but this new format with all the comments is a head fuck
Comment from : ardon komene

I know im late but when i try to import the calculator i get this error that says: unindent does not match any outer indentstion level In the calculator script Anyone help pls:/
Comment from : Calus _

If your not new to coding but new to Python, you can just smash through the attached files in less than 5 mins by reading them, and skim through the video But give him views and like, he sure deserves it
Comment from : Evolution_Algorithm

It's getting very difficult to follow your videos I can't see what the code is I understand the black background is your personal preference, but it makes very difficult to read
Comment from : Elga Vigrieze

Kevin, please make more tutorial vids because you definitely have a gift You spell out the for loop, which is great because the for loop somewhat differs in syntax in Python from other languages For Dict, you mention different or multiple keys can refer to the same value I like how you went over the try/except clause and mention to make the plain catch all except as the last exception I viewed other Python vids, but these items escaped me Thank you!
Comment from : Kelly Soo

Python should be an easy/entry level language You make it too complicated unprof
Comment from : Deltah

Hey Kevin: These are great, man You've kickstarted my programming career I'm making a little text-based game as I go through your tutorials I'll end up on the community at some point, but in the meantime, I do really appreciate you putting this stuff out there It's very easy to follow along and I hope to get quite good in the years to come
Comment from : Ancestr

hello kjd First, I would like to thank you for your videos It helped me a lot understanding python i tried to create my own version of the random calculation program but I'm a little bit confused cuz when i tried to import the calculator and when i run the program it runs the calculatorpy i tried to import only runOperations using from calculator import runOperations but the result still the same Guys help me shed some light here :(
Comment from : Joshua Immanuel Amante

it would be great if you said how and why we would use nested dictionaries
Comment from : Roland Springer

Great vids man lots of help!!
Comment from : Roland Springer

Clear explanation, thanks a lot!!!
Comment from : Vick Dick

Fuck man Yiu should tell what list arr and for is and do a small 10 line program to fucking make us understand
Comment from : EnVadeh

Kevin, really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos I do feel though that with this format it really doesn't force me to struggle through writing the code myself, which was leading me to true understanding While I can appreciate the amount of complex topics you wanted to cover in this videodon't give up on the original format! The verbal explanations are hard to follow & I'm now struggling to keep up
Comment from : Becoming a LuLaBro