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Day 1 : :00:00 Day 2 : :00:00 Day 3 : :27:13 Day 4 : :06:18 Day 5 : :01:24 Day 6 : :04:26 Day 7 : :05:27 Day 8 : :55:30 Day 9 : :51:24 Day 10 : :00:03 Day 11: Completed Thank you!
Please note : (i) While learning overloading we have represented complex numbers’ real & img part as i & j to make the concept understandable for younger & non-math students. No need to worry if you don't understand complex numbers, it is just an example used to understand overloading❤️ (ii) Another Complete Tutorial, hope it helps you start your Python journey ❤ Other languages taught in same manner on this channel - 1. Python Complete Tutorial 2. C Language Complete Tutorial 3. HTML & CSS Complete Tutorial 4. JavaScript Complete Tutorial 5. Java Language with DSA Playlist 6. Git & GitHub Tutorial and more are coming ❤
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I could sense how her voice was getting tired and cracked when speaking continously. thanks from the bottom of my heart.
Is it only me or Anyone else watching this video in August 2024 ?😅😅 (July to katham ho gya 😅but still watching this)
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This is one of the best tutorial which covers all the important Python topics in one single video. Please create such videos for Python Libraries.
Thank you Bitiyia, at 47, I have learnt MS Excel and now from you, I have learnt python in 15 Days and practicing.
FINALLY COMPLETED !!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR TEACHING US PYTHON IN SUCH A EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND FRIENDLY WAY. THANKS FOR SHARING. NOW I CAN START EXPLORING INTO MACHINE LEARNING AND AI. LETS SEE WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS. WISH ME LUCK MATES AND ALL THE BEST TO YOU ALL TOO. REMEMBER NEVER STOP LEARNING IN LIFE. IF YOU STOP LEARNING AND GROWING THEN YOU BEGIN TO ROT. BYE
day 1, 2:41:49 day 2, 6:32:46 day 3, Finished! thanks shradha it was Very Easy to understand now i just have to practice
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:25:20 a = int( input("first num:")) b = int( input("second num:")) c = int( input("third num:")) d = int( input("forth num:")) if(a <= b and a <= c and a <= d ): print("first num win ",a) elif(b <= c and b <= d): print("sceond is win ",b) elif(c <= d): print("third is win ",c) else: print("forth is big win ",d)
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6:36:00 I've seen many comments where the solution for this hw question has been posted , but non of them actually solved it correctly. Most of the ppl have just directly printed odd or even, The code should return a string. So here's what I've tried! :) def oddeven(num) : if (num%2==0) : return "even" else: return "odd" Number = int(input("enter your number")) Print(oddeven(Number)) It works fine on my device!
1:34:50 some technical error marks = int(input("marks : ")) if(marks >= 90): print("A") elif(marks>=80 and marks<90): print("B") elif(marks >= 70 and marks<80): print("C") else: print("D")
:36:28 n=int(input("Enter Number: ")) def num(n): if(n%2==0): print(n,"EVEN") else: print(n,"ODD") num(n)
TimeStamps 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:02:03 - Variables and Data Types 02:32:16 - Strings and conditional statements 03:27:13 - Lists and Tuples 04:08:03 - Dictionary and Set 05:01:26 - Loops 06:04:25 - Functions and Recursion 07:05:27 - File Input and Output 07:55:27 - OOPS Part 1 08:51:23 - OOPS Part 2 09:59:06 - Mini Project
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