[@knucklesandwich8786]

i'm 54 years old with no programming experience. I am constantly searching for good tutorials. This is by far the best python tutorial I have seen so far. Thanks. Keep up the good work.

[@mrboat3749]

Same

[@rohitchauhan7721]

(1).
a=int(input('enter any integer:'))
if a>0:
print('this is positive integer')
elif a

[@animewatch9]

your code has error bro

[@mrenergy989]

Bro u can use 0 rather than nor positive nor negative

[@m_sitso]

this code will give an error:
line 7 error 'this is neither positive nor negative' not defined

[@Lolsnni_lakshmi]

x = int(input("enter a number")
if x

[@manavsingla3143]

The best python teacher on the internet, NO DEBATE!!
I said it!!! Thank you so much Navin sir for taking your time and contributing to the python community with such a mindblowing course.... Hatts off to you

[@iamthatiam4496]

I agree. Best I have seen

[@sundari7846]

In indo "no debat no kecot" it means "absolutely no debate"

[@kvanctok9234]

I was dying from the inside while listening to him. Ugh…

[@sharafalip1718]

@@sundari7846 😀

[@boyanghu1222]

@@kvanctok9234 If you focus on the content what he had taught us and the effort he had given, you will not think in this way.🙂Plese be thankful all the time.

[@sudheerreddy874]

Nuvvu keka anna... Feeling proud of you... Just yesterday I started ur tutorials.... "Teluskuntune" unna eppati varaku... Not at all boring... I am more addicted to ur videos than any webseries(money heist, game of thrones)

[@cyno8767]

game of thrones ❤️😌

[@vinaykumarsai1217]

bro ee tutorial mimmalni strong chesindha python basics and coding lo

[@mrenergy989]

And also you can use float because we can use more values

[@dhruvsharma2795]

Thanks !
The new technique which I described here :
t,u,v = int(input("Number 1 : ")) , int(input("Number 2 : ")) , int(input("Number 3 : "))
print("The maximum value is : " , max(t,u,v))

[@srinivasanv6573]

Super bro thanks

[@knowledgeweekly9412]

where is the question?

[@vivekpatel1935]

@PUSHKAR SINGH it will convert it into integer

[@baigantv7372]

@@knowledgeweekly9412 he made short instead of several lines

[@Siddharth153]

@PUSHKAR SINGH he has put int in the code

[@tejaswibhargava8745]

At this point i realised i've never binged watch a tutorial for so long but it is this channel at which i've almost completed watching 3/4 of the python tutoring in 2 days! . You are a great teacher i must say. Your efforts are commendable. Thankyou so much . 😇😇☺️

[@vikasgarg7929]

I have purchased many python courses from different sites but i m learning from him haha... great guy :)

[@syedamirali3205]

I have done your given assignments with best of my understanding. So they're:
1)
number= 0.0000005
if number>0:
print("Positive")
elif numbery and x>z:
print(x)
elif y>z and y>x:
print(y)
elif z>y and z>x:
print(z)
else:
print('none')
Thank you for your classes.

[@jubairpial9744]

x,y,z = int(input("1st num")),int(input("2nd num")),int(input("3rd num"))
if x>y and x>z :
print(x)
elif y>z:
print(y)
else :
print(z)

[@anshul1047]

another interesting way to do it without if, elif, else
a, b, c= int(input('enter first number')), int(input('enter second number')), int(input('enter third number'))
nums= [a, b, c]
print(max(nums))

[@adarshsahani1947]

bro its work

[@mainios126bobeats4]

one line ver of this is
print(max(map(int, (input('1st number: '), input('2nd number: '), input('3rd number: ')))))

[@gayatri3899]

@@mainios126bobeats4 I think u should write int as well

[@PawanKumar-ol5sl]

You can put is greatest number with x, y, z.

[@samuelkiran5896]

Your teachings are “Easy to understand” & you make it so much more fun and interesting. Thank you!

[@mrlokeshkumar76]

x = -5
if x > 0:
print("positive")
else:
print("negative")

[@mdrashidnazir7520]

print("Welldone")

[@mrajesh9763]

x=int(input("enter the value: ")

[@josephnduati4344]

I guess this was the correct solution according to the lesson for question 2:
x=int(input('Enter the first number: '))
y=int(input('Enter the second number: '))
z=int(input('Enter the third number: '))
if x>y and x>z:
print('X is the largest with value: ', x)
elif y>x and y>z:
print('Y is the largest with value: ', y)
elif z>x and z>y:
print('Z is the largest no with value: ', z)
else:
print('there are two or more equal nos.')

[@mdc9602]

No need to use y > x in 1st elif & no need to use 2nd elif, use else directly.

[@anamaysingh8490]

@PUSHKAR SINGH that doesn't change anything it will still give you the greatest value

[@Realthonie]

This was nice, but it doesn’t work for float numbers

[@imfrommars7362]

@@Realthonie then do float(input("Enter a number: ")) very simple solution

[@shivajishinde1496]

Mr. Navin you are teaching with great energy. You are trying best to make us understand. I have never had such learning experience before. Thank you so much for your efforts to make these things simple!

[@q2success352]

2nd Answer:
n1 = int(input("Enter 1st number: "))
n2 = int(input("Enter 2nd number: "))
n3 = int(input("Enter 3rd number: "))
if n1 > n2 and n2 > n3:
print (n1 ,"is the highest number among the three")
elif n1 < n2 and n2 < n3:
print (n3 , "is the highest number among the three")

elif n1 < n2 and n2 > n3:
print (n2 , "is the highest number among the three")

else:
print("Enter 3 different numbers")

[@shivaravuri1913]

x = int(input("enter the number:"))
y = int(input("enter the number:"))
z = int(input("enter the number:"))
a = max(x,y,z)
print(a)

[@moumitasaha1172]

Bacame a Python lover in 2 hours. You have amazing teaching skills and it must be appreciated. Thankyou so much.

[@jaganathg3137]

1.
x=int (input("enter a number "))
if x>0:
print("the number is positive")
else:
print("the number is negative")
2.
x,y,z = int(input("1st num ")),int(input("2nd num ")),int(input("3rd num "))
if x>y and x>z :
print(x)
elif y>z:
print(y)
else :
print(z)

[@YashhC]

Hello! In 2. you can simply use the max function! Like:
maximum = max(x,y,z)
print("Highest number is " + str(maximum))

[@YashhC]

I found something even better. directly use str(max(x,y,z))

[@mohammad1906]

@@YashhC did it work, how can you use string function here

[@YashhC]

@@mohammad1906 I have to use string because I can't add two different data types like string and the number(int).
Basically, "maximum" gets a value first, then that value is simply printed as a string for this line. After that, maximum type is again int.

[@gontysivaram2109]

WhAts happens when the to values are Same but not third one ..

[@bakwaaschannel5468]

a=3
b=7
c=6
if ac:
print('c is the greatest no.')

[@bharathreddy6208]

Really awesome class sir. I'm addicted to your teaching

[@sundari7846]

Me too

[@thetechtimes]

@@sundari7846 I'm also

[@dailysiva2582]

*Yeah... it's 💯 correct*

[@satyanarayanavempali8511]

Me also

[@saimeghana6371]

Me too

[@piyushshinde1533]

since 4 days i was confused between nested if and elif, now fully understood the difference between them .
Thank you so much sir!!🙏

[@sabarishsudhan9345]

I have gone through tons of tutorials in my career... and I find this the best I have come across for "BEGINNERS"! love the way you portray Python in the big picture and then zoom in on details for learning !

[@bishwanathpandey2207]

I am in love with programming just because of you sir.
Thank you for your strong support

[@rachitkumar1497]

x=int(input('enter the first number '))
y=int(input('enter the second number '))
z=int(input('enter the third number '))
if x>y and x>z:
print('X is the largest')
elif y>x and y>z:
print('Y is the largest')
else:
print('Z is the largest')

[@Vasudev_R]

What if both two numbers are same....

[@varshithreddy5104]

RAJU in the above program
instead of x>y put x>=y

[@anuragchauhan2577]

y=int(input())
z=int(input())
a=int(input())
x=[int(y),int(z),int(a)]
print(max(x),"is largest")

[@shyamaraji8196]

@@anuragchauhan2577 ..why do u want to use int(y), Int(z),int(a)..you have converted already and stored in y,z,a ..why don't we use it directly in list.

[@suchitramitra418]

can this be done using single input??

[@tysondacosta7802]

The best thing about your video is that you make programming sound to easy and you communicate so well. Not everyone can teach well as you are able to.

[@divyag7854]

x=-7
if x>0:
print("positive number:")
elif x==0:
print("its zero")
else:
print("negative number")
print("its done")

[@npavankumarpavan6147]

Bro I can't go to the next line when I debug the first line ,in options also it will not showing

[@just_a_living_being]

Sir your lectures are so interactieve and explanations are awesome, I have a suggestion please give us atleast 5 questions(for easy) and 3 questions(for medium) and 2 questions(for hard) because as you know ”practice makes man perfect 😊”

[@sandhya9544]

S .... sir

[@vinodkashyap4962]

Right bro

[@friendlycreeper1045]

Correct

[@awesomebrotherhood7698]

its like a sandbox game, have fun making mistakes

[@sitakumari35y38]

Yes sir

[@hasibkhan8600]

1st question answer:
num = int(input("Enter a number: "))
if num > 0:
print("positive.")
else:
print("Negative.")

[@23_sid73]

Actually ,I started learning python from here only and I'm feeling very lucky I got this wonderful series on python and learning python from such a great tutor the explanation is really great .. thank you sir

[@nigampratap2466]

a= float(input("enter the value"))
if a>0:
print("+ve")
elif ac and b>d:
print("b is greatest")
elif c>b and c>d:
print("c is greatest")
else:
print("d is greatest")

[@rituwadhwa22]

Thanks alot

[@nigampratap2466]

@@rituwadhwa22 ok..😊

[@kaviyar4814]

Ur way of teaching is so awesome.... and as a fresher , I learned more and become craze on python😁

[@kamatisjuice]

Now I know why you teach waaaay better than the others. Everytime you finish a video, you challenge us. Now you are really one of the coolest person in the world.

[@sankargoud7063]

This is one of the best tutorial for python i have seen so far. I am not exaggerating but the fact is a normal human being can concentrate for 15 mins in shot and i am seeing all the topics are covered within 15 mins max. It is superbly accommodated all the required strength to cover the topics.
So I made 5 of my friends to watch this channel videos not necessarily python but for others too... A big thanks to Navin Reddy garu and his team who is invisible to us on the screen of course for their effort in making such valuable information online.

[@prakritiagarwal0]

Hey sir!! U r just amazing and ur teaching skills are so unique.. i m so glad to be taught by u

[@jabuto-farmnigeria8626]

Q1: First question
num = int(input("Enter Number: "))
if num > 0:
print("positive")
elif num < 0:
print("Negative")
else:
print("Zero")
Q2: Second question
print("You are to insert 3 numbers:")
a = int(input("Enter First Number: "))
b = int(input("Enter Second Number: "))
c = int(input("Enter Third Number: "))
x = [a,b,c]
print(max(x))

[@shreyachavan7460]

Your 1 st code is correct bt in second code u should apply if else logic

[@vinayakkulkarni1303]

@@shreyachavan7460 pls can u say how? 🙏🙏

[@Siddharth153]

@@shreyachavan7460 first one IndentationError: unexpected indent

[@n8panther5]

second question If elif
print("You are to insert 3 numbers:")
x = int(input("enter first number:"))
y = int(input("enter second number:"))
z = int(input("enter third number:"))
if x>=y and x>=z:
print(x)
elif y>=x and y>=z:
print(y)
elif z>=x and z>=y:
print(z)

[@kushalappabe1975]

@@n8panther5 i can't understand what is wrong with this or rather can't understand why this does'nt work:
a = int(input('enter number a '))
b = int(input('enter number b '))
c = int(input('enter number c '))
if a > (b and c):
print(a)
elif b > (a and c):
print(b)
elif c > (b and a):
print(c)

[@gayathribabu1772]

1.
x=int(input("Enter the value:"))
if xy) and (x>z):
print("X is Biggest")
elif(y>z):
print("Y is Biggest")
else:
print("Z is Biggest")

[@lyricsbooth802]

Thank you so much

[@shubhamjvr]

Things were really easy to understand. Thank you so much, sir, for your lectures and interactive explanations.

[@rajuraj-rm2cs]

Awesome ur teaching skills as well ur fluency in English ....ur a perfect teacher for transforming the programming knowledge all over the world as well in India ..thank you

[@gouthamu5424]

Your Videos are really helpful!! I let all the ads run completely so that I can contribute something to you.

[@prynka1803]

Really osm explanation
I am often confused with if,elif,else
Now all my doubts is clear
Thank you so much sir...

[@aryamotegaonkar7978]

you are just amazing!!! you are the reason why I'm ever progressing in coding

[@gambling_unexpected]

Hi sir i have recently started watching your training session it was Fabulous. Your video's are Very good and your way clarification user-friendly so that anyone can understand... Thanks you very much sir....

[@luckyprathyusha7135]

n=int(input("enter a no:"))
if n>=0:
print("n is a positive no")
else:
print("n is a negative no")

[@prasanthm4161]

What is the use of elif and why we use

[@cristaldominguez1834]

OMG you are great at explaining things and your energy is perfect and exciting for teaching

[@prynka1803]

Where are you from

[@vishalmane3139]

latina@@prynka1803

[@eramargill1403]

@telusko way of teaching to others awesome 🤗 because i also use this way to teach others anything and you also teach like that people teach to small children and after watching your videos anyone cannot forgot python in life

[@flickzz0p756]

I cant even explain what you have done.... Awesome🔥

[@andymyung1132]

I am SO ADDICTED TO PYTHON! Thank you Navine. Pls also if you have time make a tutorial on Python Shell and turtle.

[@shiken69420]

lmao dude same..before the day of my exam im doing stuff outside the portions

[@bench2328]

i love this channel. it is crazy how you make Python so easy to understand.

[@shankargope2475]

Things always get crystal clear when I follow your course videos and practice the concepts.
Today's video has completely cleared the differences in usability of different condition checking methods👍. Thank you so very much love the way you teach❤‍🔥
quiz 1-->
x = int(input("Enter the number: "))
if x > 0:
print("+ve number")
else:
print("-ve number")
quiz 2-->
p = int(input("Enter the number: "))
q = int(input("Enter the number: "))
r = int(input("Enter the number: "))
if p > q and p > r:
print("p is the greatest")
elif q > p and q > r:
print("q is the greatest")
elif r > p and r > q:
print("r is the greatest")

[@ranitde463]

You are the one who helps in programming a lot.Thanks a lot sir😀☺☺☺☺😮

[@asmitabagchi6886]

The only thing i wonder is how can such videos have dislikes? the button itself should be disabled.. awesome learning exp with you! lots of love and best wishes

[@officialyaldrin]

Sir, i understand your classes very fast thank you sir for making the python course.....Sir u rock

[@srinithi7757]

Sir u r great 🙏
I'm in class 12 since I don't have any good teachers .......
U r good 😊
THANK YOU TELUSKO

[@RAMAKRISHNA-iu3ow]

x = -10
if x

[@manchikatlavamshi1220]

It prints NEGATIVE

[@vasusharma413]

@@manchikatlavamshi1220 Use this code
a = int(input('enter a number')
If a >= 0:
Print ('positive')
Else :
Print ('negative')

[@kushagrarai7799]

what if user enters 0?? must havr condition for zero

[@sachintak9600]

Really interesting and fun to watch ❤

[@aswithyeturi6138]

Literally awesome its really very fun to learn in easy way thanks for providing such a good tutorial it's boots more focus on programming ❤️💯

[@ScholarStream_25]

I just completed a code . Watching you sir . Thanks a lot for your work!!

[@Pavankumar-su4hl]

Sir jst few months got a software job in infosys, now learning python 😍

[@abhinavverma5859]

x = int(input("1st number: "))
y = int(input("2nd number: "))
z = int(input("3rd number: "))
a = [x,y,z]
print("The greatest number is",max(a))

[@vineetsingh4318]

easy way to do this:-
a.sort()
print(a[2])

[@bodalasagarika3539]

y dont we write as x=int(input('enter 3 nums'))[2]

[@dharaniimmareddy4489]

@@bodalasagarika3539 only index of 2 value assigns to x

[@rvrganesh]

Nicely explained!! before the session i am confused with nested IF, now it is clear... good sessions sir..

[@purviasthana7000]

You r great teacher not only for giving such a great knowledge only also because u makes coding so intresting. I love the way of your teaching❤.
Thanku so much..

[@pisthaoct03]

To get all 3 input in one line:
x,y,z = int(input('Enter first number: ')), int(input('Enter second number: ')), int(input('Enter third number: '))

[@sajalgpt8]

x,y,z=int(input("1st Number")),int(input("2nd Number")),int(input("3rd Number"))
if(x>y&x>z):
print(x)
elif(y>z):
print(y)
else:
print(z)

[@prasanthm4161]

@@sajalgpt8 what is the use of elif and why we use elif

[@Amit-cg9le]

It's great.
It is just like C language. Just a little difference.

[@Alberta_Farmer]

Again perfect tutorial. Started reading mastering python alongside these lessons!

[@play_mlbb]

Thank you so much sir. These all class are very usefull and excited sir... due to you we will be good programmer.... love you sir

[@ishanthmishra7658]

. Solution to question in the end
l=int(input ("v1"))
m=int(input ("v2"))
n=int( input ("v3"))
set=[l,m,n]
print( max(set))

[@appurvaagarwal5567]

While this is correct, I think the purpose of the assignment was to use if and elif operators as well.

[@erz_mafia]

@@appurvaagarwal5567 x =float(input('enter the 1st value:'))
y =float(input('enter the 2nd value:'))
z =float(input('enter the 3rd value:'))
if x>y and x>z:
print (""+str(x)+"" ' is the greatest value')
elif y>x and y>z:
print(""+str(y)+"" ' is the greatest value')
elif z>x and z>y:
print(""+str(z)+ "" ' is the greatest value')

[@aromala.j3938]

@@appurvaagarwal5567 yeah true

[@jaybahadurthapa1492]

151 thumbs down are the people who doesn't know to appreciate someone's effort to educate people.. Doing selfless services.. For us this teacher is great.. naveen Sir.. U Rock 😎

[@nagashreebhat6113]

sir, you are too good at teaching. and your edits makes easy to learn. you explain every simple thing ,, so that we will understand completly.

[@starwins5934]

Really this program is informative for beginners, especially from non IT background... Thank you sir

[@FLASHBOING]

*before watching*
me : i hate python
*after watching some of the vids *
also me : oh shit im addicted

[@unknownme7177]

Achaa

[@dhyeythetechmaster8840]

true

[@pratyushranjanbal5824]

Yeah

[@chanu312]

x = 1
if x >= 0:
print("Positive")
else:
print("Negative")

[@sreenivasulureddy5245]

what abou zero?

[@RohitAiimsonian]

positive

[@Eviee27]

That's so clean explanation. I'm a bio student and I have to study python for my optionals . Thank you sir for the clean application 😊

[@neelureddy3655]

this is one of the best python tutorials. THANK YOU!

[@shubhamshivgunde5847]

n1=int(input("Enter 1st no"))
n2=int(input("Enter 2st no"))
n3=int(input("Enter 3st no"))
if((n1>n2)and(n1>n3)):
print(n1,"is greatest")
elif(n2>n3):
print(n2,"is greatest")
else:
print(n3,"is greatest")

[@harshvora1922]

Greater in three numbers:
x = int(input("Enter 1st number: "))
y = int(input("Enter 2nd number: "))
z = int(input("Enter 3rd number: "))
result = (x, y, z)
print(max(result))

[@ashiqmohamed6675]

how it works
result=(x,y,z)
can you explain this line

[@DrowsyElephant]

@@ashiqmohamed6675 you can use print(max(x,y,z)) works the same way

[@ashiqmohamed6675]

@@DrowsyElephant thank you

[@chandsujoy]

Thanks Harsh this works well , but any suggestion on how to handle this using the if , elif , else loop

[@harshal1611]

It is wrong

[@atheekazmi4574]

x=int(input("enter any plus or minus number"))
if x

[@pranavpatil4095]

best explanation ever no one else can explain so deep and clearly thank you sir helped me a lot .

[@sahilprasantachoudhury911]

Code for 2nd question:
a=int(input ('enter first number'))
b=int(input ('enter second number'))
c=int(input ('enter third number'))
num=max(a,b,c)
print(num)

[@ramkrishnasen4574]

Sir,Thank you very much
because of you I am feeling so confident and enthusiastic in the coding domain inspite of being a mechanical engineering student.
Love from West bengal

[@avashpuitandy549]

Amazing stuff Sir, You are the best You-tuber for learning Python :)

[@arifafzal9604]

Thank you so much to teaching us navin .its really a great work that you are doing for our nation..navin can u pls zoom ur video to better understanding :-: Thanku navin

[@thedarklord271]

So glad I found you you explain the little things that make everything click! You earned yourself another sub(:

[@sanjeevpandey2753]

Sir, colon is missed at the end :-) I tried running

[@amit8932]

x=int(input('enter a number1'))
y=int(input('enter a number2'))
if x > y:
print('x is the greater number')
else:
print('y is the greater number')

[@anuragchauhan2577]

y=int(input())
z=int(input())
a=int(input())
x=[int(y),int(z),int(a)]
print(max(x),"is largest")

[@luckyprathyusha7135]

@@anuragchauhan2577 here we want to use if else and elif and write the program

[@harshanasemasinghe446]

x = input("enter the 1st number ")
y = input("enter the 2nd number ")
z = input("enter the 3rd number ")
if x>y and x>z:
print( x +" is the greatest number")
elif y>x and y>z:
print( y +" is the greatest number")
else:
print( z +" is the greatest number")

[@mrlokeshkumar76]

a = 4
b = 6
c = 7
if a > b and a > c:
print(a)
elif b > c and b > a:
print(b)
else:
print(c)

[@anshul1047]

this is wrong
this is the correct one
print ('give three numbers and i will give you the highest of them')
d, e, f= int(input('enter first number')), int(input('enter second number')), int(input('enter third number'))
if d> e and d> f:
print(str(d) + ' is the greatest' )
elif e> f and e> d:
print( str(e) +' is the greatest')
elif f> e and f> d:
print(str(f) + ' is the greatest')

[@parthvats4209]

ir this is your answer
x = int(input("enter the number - "))
if x > 0 :
print("positive integer")
else :
print("negative integer ")
hope it is correct

[@MaulikSrivastava]

This is kinda correct. You should put an elif statement just in case x=0

[@NileshKantak]

superb yaar :)

[@sachin01663]

Thanks for the video. Very basic question but what if I want to create another column in the dataframe instead of Print? Will be great if you can share the syntax

[@harikrishna8060]

1.
a= values
if a>0:
print('positive')
else:
print("negative').
2.
a,b,c=5,8,11
if a>b and a>c:
print('a is highest')
if a

[@toyeebsaibu7113]

C is highest

[@YashhC]

You made it so easy! I could do the quiz questions in just 10 mins!
1. print("Let's check if a number is +ve or -ve.")
print()
x = int(input("Enter a number: "))
if x > 0:
print("You entered a positive number")
else:
print("You entered a negative number")
print("See you later!")
2. print("Let's check the highest of 3 numbers you give.")
print()
first_num = int(input("Enter the first number: "))
second_num = int(input("Enter the second number: "))
third_num = int(input("Enter the third number: "))
maximum = max(first_num, second_num, third_num)
print("Highest number is " + str(maximum))

[@sanketthakre309]

Others : 1.25x
Telusko : 0.75x

[@mohithalder3169]

I use 1.75x

[@sumittiwari5836]

I also...

[@Wavelengthvision]

its bcz not everyone is at same position :) lol

[@shrutiagrawal8015]

number1 = int(input('Write your first number of choice'))
number2 = int(input('Write your second number of choice'))
number3 = int(input('write your third number of choice'))
z = max(number1,number2,number3)
print('your maximum number is:')
print(z)

[@im_tori1]

I started learning python with udemy last month, got so confused that I had to use other methods, you have a great style of teaching and it has helped improved my knowledge of python❤

[@superhumanformula3481]

x = int(input("int 1 : "))
y = int(input("int 2 : "))
z = int(input("int 3 : "))
highest = max(x, y, z)
print(highest)

[@er.waseem8695]

You can also write it like this as a beginner::
a=int(input('Enter the 1st no.: '))
b=int(input('Enter the 2nd no.: '))
c=int(input('Enter the 3rd no.: '))
if(a>b and a>c):
print('the greatet no is',a))
elif(a>c):
print('{} is largest'.format(b))
else:
print('{} Is largest'.format(c))

[@shubhrajit2117]

Why only integer?

[@bhavnashard5327]

In last statement.....
else
print('Wrong Input')
Colon(:) is missing

[@evelinebinu8501]

Amazing class sir, I had only slight intrest in coding now I am addicted to it😃.

[@sumankumarnishanka]

Sir I love ur teaching style
Plz make videos for complete course of Html & Css.

[@rachitkumar1497]

x=int(input('Enter a number:'))
if x

[@abhilashdevarakonda5991]

Rachit Kumar
bro.. i think we should add == condition. when x=0

[@vinothsmoorthy]

I totally forget the else condition in my positive/negative program

[@ankitnarang4226]

try x

[@MetallicA54112]

This is an efficient code, just add x

[@rohankiratsata1161]

a=int(input("1st no"))
b=int(input("2nd"))
c=int(input("3rd"))
num=[a,b,c]
num.sort()
#IT WILL SORT NO. IN ASCENDING ORDER
print(num[2])

[@vineetsingh4318]

i think the sort list will be print like this "print(num)"

[@rohankiratsata1161]

@@vineetsingh4318 no

[@MaulikSrivastava]

You can also use max(num). This will directly give the greatest no.

[@MaulikSrivastava]

@@vineetsingh4318 it doesn't really matter, the list will be stored in the computer anyway

[@scripttag9235]

a = int(input("1st no"))
b = int(input("2nd"))
c = int(input("3rd"))
li = [a,b,c]
li.sort()
print(li)
Like this?

[@owenkosimontekhumalo5653]

1.
x=2.995
if x >=0:
print("Positive Value")
else:
print("Negative Value")
2.
print("Welcome to the greatest value calculator, enter three values to begin")
x= int(input('Enter First Number'))
y= int(input('Enter Second Number'))
z= int(input('Enter Last Number'))
if x>y and x>z:
print(x)
elif y>x and y>z:
print(y)
elif z>y and z>x:
print(z)
else:
print("Values are Equal or Wrong Input")

[@abhiseksahoo5860]

Thank u so much for creating the python series ...It really helps me in learning python.

[@olivekuchri]

set=[2,1,4,5]
set.sort()
print(set)
print(max(set))

[@milanbariya4914]

You don't need to sort that list...