Strings are a data type that stores a sequence of characters, and can be created in different ways. 00:01 Python uses double quotes and escape sequences for creating strings. 02:06 Concatenating and finding length of strings in Python 06:09 String manipulation in Python and understanding string length and indexing 08:27 Slicing in Python involves accessing parts of a string and is crucial for dealing with data in machine learning. 13:02 Explaining string indexing and slicing in Python 15:03 Backward counting is helpful for string manipulation 18:50 Understanding string functions, ends with 20:47 Learn about string replacement and find functions in Python 24:35 Count function in strings can be used to find the occurrences of a substring 26:47 Conditional statements are used to execute code based on specific conditions. 30:36 Using indentation and conditional statements in Python 32:31 Difference between 'if' and 'lf' 36:27 Using 'if' and 'else' statements in Python 38:22 Using conditional statements and logical operators to calculate grades. 42:09 Using conditional statements to determine grades based on student marks in Python 44:17 Even numbers are divisible by two with no remainder 48:23 Program to find the greatest value among three numbers 50:31 Understanding multiples and basic coding practice 55:10 Thanks me later 👍
very great idea i am waiting for many month for dsa with python because on youtube no one teach dsa with python and i request all student who connected with apna college comment dsa with python
One word for this girl *AWESOME* 😢 Unfortunately, We had some weirdos in schools and college who really work hard to ruin our career, now gradually things making sense, thank you for your clean and clear method of teaching. 🎉❤
Please complete the series mam You are the only teacher whose teaching I understand the most If you complete the series with project and all then its good otherwise please launch a course on apna college I am willing to buy it if I gets like Sigma batch
I have a request the amount of energy and effort you are putting on this videos to make it fruitful , it is really heart touching to the listeners, but the moment if you will make your channel commercialize again , those who not able to pay single rupee, their self confidence and trust on you will destroy. So just share your knowledge freely and spread it across the globe. Surly all blessings will come to you towards success. The ultimate truth is the viewers are already paying for internet amount to watch your video by hook or crook. Hope you understand the pain of the viewers.
Thank you for making these series, while I was doing 1st one I wished I get the second lecture without breaking time and you made it true , You making it cup of a tea! thank you so much ❤❤
Thank you so much I was curiously waiting for second lecture ❤❤ Please share 1 video of python series daily.This video is very helpful for the beginners and the others who read python first tiem
53:48 a = int(input("enter your first number :")) b = int(input("enter your second number :")) c = int(input("enter your third number :")) d = int(input("enter your forth number :")) if(a >= b and a >= c and a >=d): print("first number is greatest",a) elif(b >= a and b >= c and b >=d): print("second number is greatest",b) elif(c >=a and c >=b and c >=d): print("third number is greatest",c) else: print("forth number is greatest",d)
watching your videos from london ,,, mai itna kehna chahta hun you teach way better than the professors we have in our universities ,,,, can't thank you ma'am
✦ Strings are a data type that stores a sequence of characters, and can be created in different ways. 00:01 ✦ Python uses double quotes and escape sequences for creating strings. 02:06 ✦ Concatenating and finding length of strings in Python 06:09 ✦ String manipulation in Python and understanding string length and indexing 08:27 ✦ Slicing in Python involves accessing parts of a string and is crucial for dealing with data in machine learning. 13:02 ✦ Explaining string indexing and slicing in Python 15:03 ✦ Backward counting is helpful for string manipulation 18:50 ✦ Understanding string functions, ends with 20:47 ✦ Learn about string replacement and find functions in Python 24:35 ✦ Count function in strings can be used to find the occurrences of a substring 26:47 ✦ Conditional statements are used to execute code based on specific conditions. 30:36 ✦ Using indentation and conditional statements in Python 32:31 ✦ Difference between 'if' and 'lf' 36:27 ✦ Using 'if' and 'else' statements in Python 38:22 ✦ Using conditional statements and logical operators to calculate grades. 42:09 ✦ Using conditional statements to determine grades based on student marks in Python 44:17 ✦ Even numbers are divisible by two with no remainder 48:23 ✦ Program to find the greatest value among three numbers 50:31 ✦ Understanding multiples and basic coding practice
a = int(input("Enter first number: ")) b = int(input("Enter second number: ")) c = int(input("Enter third number: ")) d = int(input("Enter fourth number: ")) if(a >= b and a >= c and a >= d): print(a) elif(b >= a and b >= c and b >= d): print(b) elif(c >= a and c >= b and c >= d): print(c) else: print(d) it is the write code of Maximum of 4 numbers
Thanks for all your help. practice maximum out of 4 different number a = int(input("Enter First number")) b = int(input("Enter Second number")) c = int(input("Enter Third number")) d= int(input("Enter Forth number")) if a>=b and a>=c and a>=d: print("First number is Greatest: ", a) elif b>=c and b>=d: print("Second number is Greatest: ", b) elif c>=d: print("Third number is Greatest: ", c) else: print("Forth number is Greatest: ", d) Yeah, I did the same but then i tried giving a three digit input such as a = 67, b = 79, c = 54, d = 525...but it got error after trying very much then i tried replacing three digit number with 2 digit and got it correct...and then realised that its just taking 2 digits from starting in larger digit numbers...if i would put 875 then coz 87 is greater than 79 it will output 875 :)
a = int(input("entern first number")) b = int(input("entern first number")) c = int(input("entern first number")) d = int(input("entern first number")) if(a>=b and a >= c): print("first number is lergest", a ) elif(a>= d ): print("first number is lergest", a ) elif(b>=c): print("seconmd number is lergest", b ) elif(c>=d): print("seconmd number is lergest", c) else: print("third is largest",d) # WAP to find the greatest of 3 number's entered by the user check it
Thank you for the insightful lectures. Just a question on Conditional statement question where we tried solving Grades. What if we did not used the 'and' operator. marks = int(input("Enter marks of a student")) if(marks>=90): print("Grade A") elif(marks>=80): print("Grade B") elif(marks>=70): print("Grade C") else: print("Grade D")
53:49 a = int(input("Enter num1: ")) b = int(input("Enter num2: ")) c = int(input("Enter num3: ")) d = int(input("Enter num4: ")) if(a >= b and a >= c and a >= d): print("num1 is greatest",a) elif(b >= c and b >=d): print("num2 is greatest",b) elif(c >= d): print("num3 is greatest",c) else: print("num4 is greatest",d)
shradha maam i am a student of AI our whole class including male and female always watch your courses so, plz kindly upload more python and advanced python series with NEW AND MORE projects python is very necessary for us so,help us to figure it out.
Today for the 1st time I have coded, I have watched the 1st Chapter and just finished the second chapter. I am enjoying this session a lot print(" You've made learning fun. THANK YOU SHRADHA DI") These are the Q which I tried myself : # to check if the no. entered by the user is Even or Odd X=int(input("Enter your no. : ")) if(X%2==0): a = "Even" else: a = "Odd" print("The no. is", a) # to find the greatest of 3 numbers entered by the user X=float(input("Enter 1st no. : ")) Y=float(input("Enter 2nd no. : ")) Z=float(input("Enter 3rd no. : ")) if(X>Y and X>Z): a=X elif(Y>Z): a=Y else: a=Z print("the greatest Value is :", a) # to check if the no. is a multiple of 7 or not X=int(input("Enter your no. : ")) if(X%7==0): print("Yes, the no. is multiple of '7'") else: print("No, the no. is not a multiple of '7'")
In practice question 2 of conditional statement : why used a '>=' operator, i think to find greatest no we must use '>' operator, because user can pass same value to the number.
H.w problem a = int(input("enter first number: ")) b = int(input("enter second number:")) c = int(input("enter third number: ")) d = int(input("enter fourth number: ")) If(a>=b and a>=c and a>=d): Print("first number is largest" , a) elif(b>=c and b>=d): Print("second number is largest", b) elif(c>=d): Print("third number is largest", c) else: Print("fourth number is largest" , d) I think this is right 👍 53:45😅
There is no need to learn python basics . I'm saying it because now in tech industry 4.0 these python basics code can be done by using generative Ai. As a beginner we can learn but not as pro, python codes can be used by using blackbox in vscode . ❤ In the end I'm gonna say thnks to apna college and their team to start this wonderful python series for beginners and 11 th 12 th students 😅❤️👍
Hi Shradha, Thank you for the series, its really helpful, the words spelled from your voice, is effective to place in our mind, but yes we have to do lots of practice. 2ndly Can you create a vision or direction towards IT-Admin switching to DevOps platform , for them how you will take the python as a scripting language, as a DevOps Admin, not like a developer/coder. Please create a video series on this. Case studies or scenario based tutorials please, then we can clear the basic concepts which is used in day to day life in companies (playing With AWS,Docker,K8 and a lot, for Automation). Waiting for it.
grade= int(input("Enter your markes: ")) if grade >= 90: print("Your Grade is A") elif grade >= 80: print("Your Grade is B ") elif grade >= 70: print("Your Grade is C") else: print("You are ढ ")
It would be helpful if you could divide each lecture into chapters to make it easier to find specific topics later for revision. Thanks in anticipation.
Highest number in 4 numbers: a=int(input("Enter frist number: ")) b=int(input("Enter second number: ")) c=int(input("Enter thard number: ")) d=int(input("Enter forth number: ")) if(a>=b and a>=c and a>=d): print("The largest number is %s." %a) elif(b>=c and b>=d): print("The largest number is %s." % b) elif(c>=d): print("The largest number is %s." % c) else: print("The largest number is %s." % d)
di my code for greatest of three number with some modifications: num1=int(input("Enter first number:")) num2=int(input("Enter second number:")) num3=int(input("Enter third number:")) if(num1>=num2 and num1>=num3): if(num1==num2): print("both first and second number are greatest") elif(num1==num3): print("both first and third number are greatest") else: print("first number is greatest") elif(num2==num3): print("both second and third number are greatest") elif(num2>=num3): print("second number is greatest") else: print("THird number is greatest") FOR FOUR NUMBERS: num1=int(input("Enter first number:")) num2=int(input("Enter second number:")) num3=int(input("Enter third number:")) num4=int(input("Enter fourth number:")) if(num1>=num2 and num1>=num3 and num1>=num4): if(num1==num2): print("both first and second number are greatest") elif(num1==num3): print("both first and third number are greatest") elif(num1==num4): print("both first and fourth number are greatest") else: print("first number is greatest") elif(num2>=num3 and num2>=num4): if(num2==num3): print("both numbers second and third are greatest") elif(num2==num4): print("both numbers second and fourth are greatest") else: print("number second is grearest") elif(num3>=num4): if(num3==num4): print("both third and fourth number are greatest") else: print("number three is greatest") else: print("number four is greatest") thank you for the hint in the video😊
hlw mam i m those person who non tech background. but i m geeting interest to watch ur vedio . now i m so frendiliy of that.all credit goes to you,thanku so much didi
number1=int(input("enter first no")) number2=int(input("enter second no")) number3=int(input("enter third no")) number4=int(input("enter fourth no")) if(number1>number2 and number1>number3 and number1>number4): print("number1 is greater") elseif(number2>number3 and number2>number4): print("number 2 is geater") elseif(number3>number4): print("number 3 is greater") else: print("number 4 is greater")
I think in the grading program we can just write only one condition in elif function like only >=80 as it is elif statement which will only run if the if statement is false i.e. when marks are less than 90. Here is my code (Please give feedback about it): marks=float(input("Marks of the student: ")) if marks >=90 : print("A") elif marks >=80 : print("B") elif marks >=70 : print("C") else: print("D")
Highest 4 number example: # 4 numbers num1 = int(input("Enter a number 1: ")) num2 = int(input("Enter a number 2: ")) num3 = int(input("Enter a number 3: ")) num4 = int(input("Enter a number 4: ")) if(num1 > num2 and num1 > num3 and num1 > num4): print("Number 1 is greater", num1) elif(num2 > num3 and num2 > num4): print("Number 2 is greater", num2) elif(num3 > num4): print("Number 3 is greater", num3) else: print("Number 4 is greater", num4)
Thanks for this python course as it is very helpful. Can you also make the tutorials on React JS in continuation with the JavaScript playlist as it will be helpful to learn complete frontend development. Thank you
Strings are a data type that stores a sequence of characters, and can be created in different ways.
00:01
Python uses double quotes and escape sequences for creating strings.
02:06
Concatenating and finding length of strings in Python
06:09
String manipulation in Python and understanding string length and indexing
08:27
Slicing in Python involves accessing parts of a string and is crucial for dealing with data in machine learning.
13:02
Explaining string indexing and slicing in Python
15:03
Backward counting is helpful for string manipulation
18:50
Understanding string functions, ends with
20:47
Learn about string replacement and find functions in Python
24:35
Count function in strings can be used to find the occurrences of a substring
26:47
Conditional statements are used to execute code based on specific conditions.
30:36
Using indentation and conditional statements in Python
32:31
Difference between 'if' and 'lf'
36:27
Using 'if' and 'else' statements in Python
38:22
Using conditional statements and logical operators to calculate grades.
42:09
Using conditional statements to determine grades based on student marks in Python
44:17
Even numbers are divisible by two with no remainder
48:23
Program to find the greatest value among three numbers
50:31
Understanding multiples and basic coding practice
55:10
Thanks me later 👍
You are a livesaver❤❤😊😅
thanks a lot but i read comments whn i ended the videoo
@@vishal1980able Us bhai us
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Best Python Tutorial I have ever found on CZcams.
Thank you for making this beautiful and excellent tutorial with this much effort!!❤❤❤
One word for this girl *AWESOME*
😢 Unfortunately, We had some weirdos in schools and college who really work hard to ruin our career, now gradually things making sense, thank you for your clean and clear method of teaching. 🎉❤
Please complete the series mam
You are the only teacher whose teaching I understand the most
If you complete the series with project and all then its good otherwise please launch a course on apna college I am willing to buy it if I gets like Sigma batch
I'ts good that it is free
@@rehankabir7601 lol😂
I have a request the amount of energy and effort you are putting on this videos to make it fruitful , it is really heart touching to the listeners, but the moment if you will make your channel commercialize again , those who not able to pay single rupee, their self confidence and trust on you will destroy. So just share your knowledge freely and spread it across the globe. Surly all blessings will come to you towards success. The ultimate truth is the viewers are already paying for internet amount to watch your video by hook or crook. Hope you understand the pain of the viewers.
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Thank you for making these series, while I was doing 1st one I wished I get the second lecture without breaking time and you made it true , You making it cup of a tea! thank you so much ❤❤
hey, how are you practising Python after watching these tutorials? I am a beginner and I need guidance.
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Awesome class. Shraddha didi's teaching is very easy to understand. Thank you so much ❤
You really explain the topic in detailed manner...I have become your fan..
Thank you so much I was curiously waiting for second lecture ❤❤
Please share 1 video of python series daily.This video is very helpful for the beginners and the others who read python first tiem
for convenience use : windows key + ->(arrow key) to split the windows into 2 tabs so that you can code and watch tutorial simultaneously.
thank u
thanks bro
ye koi kehne wali baat hai ye toh aata hai
Good for those who discovered it for the first time like me
Is these 9 lectures are basic to high level? Or something more we have to learn?
This actually helped , Thankyou MAM for making the series
Mam your way of teaching is so good and crystal clear.
I also thought the same😁😁
You are a brilliant Teacher . God bless you.
53:48
a = int(input("enter your first number :"))
b = int(input("enter your second number :"))
c = int(input("enter your third number :"))
d = int(input("enter your forth number :"))
if(a >= b and a >= c and a >=d):
print("first number is greatest",a)
elif(b >= a and b >= c and b >=d):
print("second number is greatest",b)
elif(c >=a and c >=b and c >=d):
print("third number is greatest",c)
else:
print("forth number is greatest",d)
Thank you ma'am for this beautiful series of python❤
I have no words for your great efforts Shradha mam and Aman sir❤️ Thank you so much👍
i love her method of teaching
Thank ❤I love your videos from village
Thank you so much I was curiously waiting for second lecture ❤❤
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Thank you so much shradha ❤didi....and thank you so much for give the python full course....❤🙏....
Tq mam , I finally completed lecture 1 & it's practice Q's . Your way of teaching helped me a lot .
Homework Question:
num1 = int(input("Number1 = "))
num2 = int(input("Number2 = "))
num3 = int(input("Number3 = "))
num4 = int(input("Number4 = "))
if(num1>=num2 and num1>=num3 and num1>=num4):
print("Number 1 is greatest.")
elif(num2>=num1 and num2>num3 and num2>num3):
print("Number 2 is greatest.")
elif(num3>=num1 and num3>num2 and num3>num4):
print("Number 3 is greatest.")
else:
print("Number 4 is greatest.")
Thanks didi you are an excellent teacher
I have no words for you
Thankyou maam
Please give a roadmap for machine learning
watching your videos from london ,,, mai itna kehna chahta hun you teach way better than the professors we have in our universities ,,,, can't thank you ma'am
yes, mam love is seen in all lectures by me.. your's unknown well wisher.
A = str(" Do you see $")
Print(find[$])
Thank you ma'am for this lecture🎉
Lots of love from Hazaribagh di❤️ ..God bless you alot and goof wishes to u always!!✨️..#started python learning currently 🌟
a = int(input("input number : "))
b = 2
e = a % b
if(e == 0):
print("This is an Even number")
else:
print("this is an odd number")
Thank you Maam. Nice Session Very Useful.
Thank you Didi for this amazing course
Mam aap bohot ache padhate ho God bless u dil s❤😊
Mam next language C++ full course please ❤
Very cool way of teaching. Perfect, Love you teacher!
❤ thank for your free courses
✦
Strings are a data type that stores a sequence of characters, and can be created in different ways.
00:01
✦
Python uses double quotes and escape sequences for creating strings.
02:06
✦
Concatenating and finding length of strings in Python
06:09
✦
String manipulation in Python and understanding string length and indexing
08:27
✦
Slicing in Python involves accessing parts of a string and is crucial for dealing with data in machine learning.
13:02
✦
Explaining string indexing and slicing in Python
15:03
✦
Backward counting is helpful for string manipulation
18:50
✦
Understanding string functions, ends with
20:47
✦
Learn about string replacement and find functions in Python
24:35
✦
Count function in strings can be used to find the occurrences of a substring
26:47
✦
Conditional statements are used to execute code based on specific conditions.
30:36
✦
Using indentation and conditional statements in Python
32:31
✦
Difference between 'if' and 'lf'
36:27
✦
Using 'if' and 'else' statements in Python
38:22
✦
Using conditional statements and logical operators to calculate grades.
42:09
✦
Using conditional statements to determine grades based on student marks in Python
44:17
✦
Even numbers are divisible by two with no remainder
48:23
✦
Program to find the greatest value among three numbers
50:31
✦
Understanding multiples and basic coding practice
Learning step by step, thank you once again ma'am.
a = int(input("Enter first number: "))
b = int(input("Enter second number: "))
c = int(input("Enter third number: "))
d = int(input("Enter fourth number: "))
if(a >= b and a >= c and a >= d):
print(a)
elif(b >= a and b >= c and b >= d):
print(b)
elif(c >= a and c >= b and c >= d):
print(c)
else:
print(d)
it is the write code of Maximum of
4 numbers
Thanks didi ❤😊
HELPS ME A LOT 🙏😌#GULABI DIL
#GULABI DIL
#GULABI DIL
Didi you are awesome. Thank you so much for your time.
Done didi 🤗✨.
Thank you so much for your efforts 🙌👍.
Need DSA full Course ❤
Yes me also complete pytho dsa
Thanks for all your help. practice maximum out of 4 different number
a = int(input("Enter First number"))
b = int(input("Enter Second number"))
c = int(input("Enter Third number"))
d= int(input("Enter Forth number"))
if a>=b and a>=c and a>=d:
print("First number is Greatest: ", a)
elif b>=c and b>=d:
print("Second number is Greatest: ", b)
elif c>=d:
print("Third number is Greatest: ", c)
else:
print("Forth number is Greatest: ", d)
Yeah, I did the same but then i tried giving a three digit input such as a = 67, b = 79, c = 54, d = 525...but it got error after trying very much then i tried replacing three digit number with 2 digit and got it correct...and then realised that its just taking 2 digits from starting in larger digit numbers...if i would put 875 then coz 87 is greater than 79 it will output 875 :)
a = int(input("entern first number"))
b = int(input("entern first number"))
c = int(input("entern first number"))
d = int(input("entern first number"))
if(a>=b and a >= c):
print("first number is lergest", a )
elif(a>= d ):
print("first number is lergest", a )
elif(b>=c):
print("seconmd number is lergest", b )
elif(c>=d):
print("seconmd number is lergest", c)
else:
print("third is largest",d)
# WAP to find the greatest of 3 number's entered by the user
check it
keep going the session .very helpfull video a lot of thanks to you.
Thanks You Dii For this lecture ❤️
Such a great lecture ma'am ❤
Hello mam, thanku so much for the wonderful course, I really understand the full concept of python please also do the same course of SQL to us
Maim me aapki sari videos dekhta hu me O level course kar Raha hu AAP ke samjhane ka tarika bahut accha hai ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the lecture
Thanks🎉 for this explanation
Thank you thank you DIDI ❤
Thanks mam now you are rocking❤❤❤❤
No regret of persuading Cs as optional subject class 11th after watching this lecture ❤
your teaching is excellent as you ❤
Thank you for keeping Quote in the beginning dii
Thank you for the insightful lectures. Just a question on Conditional statement question where we tried solving Grades. What if we did not used the 'and' operator.
marks = int(input("Enter marks of a student"))
if(marks>=90):
print("Grade A")
elif(marks>=80):
print("Grade B")
elif(marks>=70):
print("Grade C")
else:
print("Grade D")
53:49
a = int(input("Enter num1: "))
b = int(input("Enter num2: "))
c = int(input("Enter num3: "))
d = int(input("Enter num4: "))
if(a >= b and a >= c and a >= d):
print("num1 is greatest",a)
elif(b >= c and b >=d):
print("num2 is greatest",b)
elif(c >= d):
print("num3 is greatest",c)
else:
print("num4 is greatest",d)
Thank You So Much ❤ Free Course Provide Karne Ke Liye
Abhi aayega na asli mazaa...😅😅❤❤ Thanks maam
Thanks for the video ❤
thank you so much for this lecture
Thank you ❤
Thank you Ma'am ❤
This is the best lecture ever
shradha maam i am a student of AI our whole class including male and female always watch your courses so, plz kindly upload more python and advanced python series with NEW AND MORE projects python is very necessary for us so,help us to figure it out.
Thank you so much ma'am ❤
Today for the 1st time I have coded, I have watched the 1st Chapter and just finished the second chapter. I am enjoying this session a lot
print(" You've made learning fun.
THANK YOU SHRADHA DI")
These are the Q which I tried myself :
# to check if the no. entered by the user is Even or Odd
X=int(input("Enter your no. : "))
if(X%2==0):
a = "Even"
else:
a = "Odd"
print("The no. is", a)
# to find the greatest of 3 numbers entered by the user
X=float(input("Enter 1st no. : "))
Y=float(input("Enter 2nd no. : "))
Z=float(input("Enter 3rd no. : "))
if(X>Y and X>Z):
a=X
elif(Y>Z):
a=Y
else:
a=Z
print("the greatest Value is :", a)
# to check if the no. is a multiple of 7 or not
X=int(input("Enter your no. : "))
if(X%7==0):
print("Yes, the no. is multiple of '7'")
else:
print("No, the no. is not a multiple of '7'")
In practice question 2 of conditional statement : why used a '>=' operator, i think to find greatest no we must use '>' operator, because user can pass same value to the number.
Thankyou so much ma'am ❤
H.w problem
a = int(input("enter first number: "))
b = int(input("enter second number:"))
c = int(input("enter third number: "))
d = int(input("enter fourth number: "))
If(a>=b and a>=c and a>=d):
Print("first number is largest" , a)
elif(b>=c and b>=d):
Print("second number is largest", b)
elif(c>=d):
Print("third number is largest", c)
else:
Print("fourth number is largest" , d)
I think this is right 👍 53:45😅
wrong
@@subhadipmondal230whats wrong with this code?
It's right
@@ashakumawat4610 1st logical statement is wrng ig
Please make a video of all the patterns of python
we can put eval in place of int and float
42.48 we do not need code mark
@Shradha Khapra Didi please check and tell me if i am right or wrong I am new!
There is no need to learn python basics . I'm saying it because now in tech industry 4.0 these python basics code can be done by using generative Ai. As a beginner we can learn but not as pro, python codes can be used by using blackbox in vscode . ❤
In the end I'm gonna say thnks to apna college and their team to start this wonderful python series for beginners and 11 th 12 th students 😅❤️👍
🌹 Wonderful Session 🎉
Hi Shradha, Thank you for the series, its really helpful, the words spelled from your voice, is effective to place in our mind, but yes we have to do lots of practice. 2ndly Can you create a vision or direction towards IT-Admin switching to DevOps platform , for them how you will take the python as a scripting language, as a DevOps Admin, not like a developer/coder. Please create a video series on this. Case studies or scenario based tutorials please, then we can clear the basic concepts which is used in day to day life in companies (playing With AWS,Docker,K8 and a lot, for Automation). Waiting for it.
grade= int(input("Enter your markes: "))
if grade >= 90:
print("Your Grade is A")
elif grade >= 80:
print("Your Grade is B ")
elif grade >= 70:
print("Your Grade is C")
else:
print("You are ढ ")
It would be helpful if you could divide each lecture into chapters to make it easier to find specific topics later for revision.
Thanks in anticipation.
Highest number in 4 numbers:
a=int(input("Enter frist number: "))
b=int(input("Enter second number: "))
c=int(input("Enter thard number: "))
d=int(input("Enter forth number: "))
if(a>=b and a>=c and a>=d):
print("The largest number is %s." %a)
elif(b>=c and b>=d):
print("The largest number is %s." % b)
elif(c>=d):
print("The largest number is %s." % c)
else:
print("The largest number is %s." % d)
di my code for greatest of three number with some modifications:
num1=int(input("Enter first number:"))
num2=int(input("Enter second number:"))
num3=int(input("Enter third number:"))
if(num1>=num2 and num1>=num3):
if(num1==num2):
print("both first and second number are greatest")
elif(num1==num3):
print("both first and third number are greatest")
else:
print("first number is greatest")
elif(num2==num3):
print("both second and third number are greatest")
elif(num2>=num3):
print("second number is greatest")
else:
print("THird number is greatest")
FOR FOUR NUMBERS:
num1=int(input("Enter first number:"))
num2=int(input("Enter second number:"))
num3=int(input("Enter third number:"))
num4=int(input("Enter fourth number:"))
if(num1>=num2 and num1>=num3 and num1>=num4):
if(num1==num2):
print("both first and second number are greatest")
elif(num1==num3):
print("both first and third number are greatest")
elif(num1==num4):
print("both first and fourth number are greatest")
else:
print("first number is greatest")
elif(num2>=num3 and num2>=num4):
if(num2==num3):
print("both numbers second and third are greatest")
elif(num2==num4):
print("both numbers second and fourth are greatest")
else:
print("number second is grearest")
elif(num3>=num4):
if(num3==num4):
print("both third and fourth number are greatest")
else:
print("number three is greatest")
else:
print("number four is greatest")
thank you for the hint in the video😊
Bhai.. Chhota krna hota hai.. Complex nhi
great ☺miss SHRADHA , from Pakistan
Thank you mam!
Please make a full playlist for data science.
Thank you sister 🙏🏻
Thank you so much
hlw mam i m those person who non tech background. but i m geeting interest to watch ur vedio . now i m so frendiliy of that.all credit goes to you,thanku so much didi
love you mam kasam sa kia samjata hy
ma na pura youtube chan mara hy ap jasa koi python nahi samjta , love you and god bless you
Thank you mam❤❤❤
number1=int(input("enter first no"))
number2=int(input("enter second no"))
number3=int(input("enter third no"))
number4=int(input("enter fourth no"))
if(number1>number2 and number1>number3 and number1>number4):
print("number1 is greater")
elseif(number2>number3 and number2>number4):
print("number 2 is geater")
elseif(number3>number4):
print("number 3 is greater")
else:
print("number 4 is greater")
very well done!
Thank you very much
Thanks❤🙏
I think in the grading program we can just write only one condition in elif function like only >=80 as it is elif statement which will only run if the if statement is false i.e. when marks are less than 90.
Here is my code (Please give feedback about it):
marks=float(input("Marks of the student: "))
if marks >=90 :
print("A")
elif marks >=80 :
print("B")
elif marks >=70 :
print("C")
else:
print("D")
Thank you di 😊
She is really good teacher. Anyone can understand
i am from Pakistan maam you are very good teacher. Thank you so much I was curiously waiting for the second lecture ❤❤
me too
I am very happy to learn coding ❤❤
youtube.com/@Tarun-Thakur77?si=d8bVOp0FD9PEv6si
Highest 4 number example:
# 4 numbers
num1 = int(input("Enter a number 1: "))
num2 = int(input("Enter a number 2: "))
num3 = int(input("Enter a number 3: "))
num4 = int(input("Enter a number 4: "))
if(num1 > num2 and num1 > num3 and num1 > num4):
print("Number 1 is greater", num1)
elif(num2 > num3 and num2 > num4):
print("Number 2 is greater", num2)
elif(num3 > num4):
print("Number 3 is greater", num3)
else:
print("Number 4 is greater", num4)
Thanks for this python course as it is very helpful. Can you also make the tutorials on React JS in continuation with the JavaScript playlist as it will be helpful to learn complete frontend development.
Thank you
Thankyou so much mam ....................................................................................