Illustrates more examples of using the find method to locate sub-strings within a string. At the same time it reinforces the concept of messaging an object.
your videos are brillant!!! Thank you so much for making them. Currently studying OOP in a bootcamp. Your explanation of classes, objects, instances, methods, and encapsulation has really helped me a great deal. Cheers!
Illustrates more examples of using the find method to locate sub-strings within a string. At the same time it reinforces the concept of messaging an object.
Nice, I can see how this can be used to increment the search along the string length to find location(s) of a find argument and record locations..all this with a loop.
Giligain I. Yes that is a solution there are also others but these do not involve the find() method. I will be covering other functions as I develop the Python playlist. So as they say "stay tuned" - Phil
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your videos are brillant!!! Thank you so much for making them. Currently studying OOP in a bootcamp. Your explanation of classes, objects, instances, methods, and encapsulation has really helped me a great deal. Cheers!
One of the best explanation what i have met.
Illustrates more examples of using the find method to locate sub-strings within a string. At the same time it reinforces the concept of messaging an object.
Nice, I can see how this can be used to increment the search along the string length to find location(s) of a find argument and record locations..all this with a loop.
Giligain I. Yes that is a solution there are also others but these do not involve the find() method. I will be covering other functions as I develop the Python playlist. So as they say "stay tuned" - Phil
Just fired off another note to Tim @ ITProTV so they could see the advanced approach you use in teaching. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much! This is a best python video tutorial that i seen.
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Nicely animated! Great work.
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great production! very good for begginers like me =) Thanks
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Nicely done! What kind of tool sets do you use to produce these vids?
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str_1 "great work. i understand it clearly." indx=str_1.find("great"1,10) print (str_1)