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Python Programming Tutorial – 4 – Modules and Functions
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33 responses to “Python Programming Tutorial – 4 – Modules and Functions”
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So if you inport MATH you get Science too?
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only one word for you 'extraordinary'
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Well, you gave a correct introduction of module i.e; A module is pretty much .. extra crap that is built into python.
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Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am
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Great videos. Thank You. How did you get your idle window to predict what you wanted to type? Is that an addon for the python ide?
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so
sqrt = math.sqrt
saves a bunch of time 😀 -
a = int(input("enter a number:"))
pls correct in your video -
>>> l= input("hello");
hello 89
>>> l +90
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#16>", line 1, in <module>
l +90
TypeError: must be str, not int
GETTING THE ERROR PLS HELP -
When you were writing the module you typed "math.s" and a list of all the built in functions starting with the letter s came up. How did you get that to come up? This way I can find the functions I want.
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Among all these tutorials on python programming, .Bucky "the new Boston guy " is the best.
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These videos where done in Python 2. Python 3 does not use raw_input and most use parenthesis in print statements.
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I want the variable to be entered by user like in c of you ask a question what is your name and the name should be entered
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it helped me alot, thank you 🙂
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what command should we type to see all inbuilt functions in phyton??
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im a student who is interested in programming. and i always try to understand the logic behind things. but in python i was never able to understand y u write the modulename.function or what it was, i eeven tried finding it out. but i had a lot of problem figuring stuff out in python. but now i undertand the big mystery. moudle.function. thanks, and really, im gonna watch all these video for fun.
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this is better then 3.4
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not first 😛
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first
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thanx buddy your tutorials are better than books for me
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So is Bucky in this case a variable?
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Absolute value of a number is the distance of that number from 0. Be it positive or negative, absolute value of a number is always positive..
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what are some useful modules
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math.sqrt(-1) doesn't work. So how do I play with complex numbers?
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What about math.ceil and other stuff
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wait a sec, in the end of the vid, you used "bucky" for two different functions! so does python just take the last one or…. ?
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long live bucky
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took me 3 min to understand that you meant "parameter".understand that when an Indian is criticizing your pronunciation,there's something wrong…just an obs.
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import comment = Last =0)
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Good , it is
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Last comment…so far.
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hey how to bring that box
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I just want to know how you got to the part where you wrote "s" and you got a list of math functions… cuz mine didn't do it
( i had to type it manually)
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