@LancePoint9 and @gabriellagorey1 That's what happened to mine but I then realised I had the newer version of Python to the one in the video... instead of
Thetruth odds are is it is required to show that that is two words but the same variable... Stupid people shouldn't code (of course theirs also the Less obvious idea which is "he just wanted too" but normally it's the former.)
i need python exactly like this i need ver 2.7.1 because i have homework for tomorrow! please where i can download this? ive found many 2.7.1 but they dont look like this one i cant use the other one :S i need this one
So what does this all do? I'm going to take a programming elective my sophomore year, and I understand that Python can be used to make programs, but how do the phrases you used incorporate themselves in, say, a webpage?
The variable name is variablename, not "hello." You should be clear - variable called variablename contains the value hello... Also, good coding practice says you should always capitalize the first letter of any words after the first ... so variableName. Sorry for being picky! Thanks for the vid.
I'm assuming you are using an earlier version than I am. I am watching your vids and practicing on 3.1 and "raw_input" doesnt work, but if I just put "input" it does.
Using 3.1.2 here and beware that most of the commands discussed here have different syntax. For instance, print has the syntax print('text') , and there is no raw_input command. So this might be a bit misleading for beginners with the current version installed.
I saw the video, but I didnt get what you do with raw_input, int(raw_input), and float(raw_input). You just ask a question and answer it. Thats it? Can maybe the computer answer your questions if you did that before?
I am guessing, but raw_input does not work in python version 3.1.1 and neither do a lot of the commands that you are using in your earlier version of Python.
U don't need raw_input for input, that's to add something in a Table. U can just write input("text") or input()... and u can print 'test' or print "text" or print('text')... they all we work.
hey friends i have a black screen problem with my python . search my video on youtube -python black screen of death.avi-if anyone can understand what's going on please let me know
Great tut. However, I've been reading python for quite some time. I kind of get it but I have several off the wall kinda questions. Only one concerning this tut.
Can you briefly describe why one would want to 'print' something they've just typed? I mean when you type it isn't it already printed?
I know there's an angle for this but I can only see straight currently ;) Thanks
probably because you can use the "print" in some sort of function for a future program you might make. I don't have much experience in programming but to me this seems like the logical answer, because when you writing the code for longer programs the user won't be able to see the actual code, but only the output of it.
Double check to make sure you have spelled it correctly, and that it is not running on to any other words. raw_input should work, never had a problem with it, other than a typo or something.
From where can i download python?
ultras79apoel1926 1 month ago
for gods sake come to the damn thing. ..can you make 3 d and voxel games..
edsvenbla 2 months ago
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hey, i made a short text adventure rpg i call "Dungeoner" in Python
would be cool if someone checked it out at
shittysoftware
(.tk)
yoanar2 4 months ago
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yoanar2 4 months ago
How do i embed python into html? Thanx.
az100eletronics12 4 months ago
where is python tutorial 2?
Bulshadouw 4 months ago
you're the best thanx a lot
durex19990 5 months ago
hey, u call "(" perinthsy or sumthin, is that an american term or wat, cause im australian and we just call them brackets...
PivotLoverGuy 6 months ago
@PivotLoverGuy
Yeah, here in britain we call them brackets, but some people say parenthesis
Draenix572 6 months ago
its not working oh well
kinggabe314 6 months ago
@LancePoint9 and @gabriellagorey1 That's what happened to mine but I then realised I had the newer version of Python to the one in the video... instead of
print "hello."
I put
print ("hello.")
and it worked :D Hope it helped :D
btw I have Python version 3.1.4
JACK019930 8 months ago
I'm python and following your instructions exactly, I keep getting syntax errors?
LancePoint9 9 months ago
@LancePoint9 Same here. I'm doing everything you're doing as well...=/ Help please!
gabriellagorey1 8 months ago
This tutorial is awesome!!
cardriver222 10 months ago
Thetruth odds are is it is required to show that that is two words but the same variable... Stupid people shouldn't code (of course theirs also the Less obvious idea which is "he just wanted too" but normally it's the former.)
omg99wcftw 10 months ago
At 5:00, why do you put an underscore between how and many?( how_many)?
please help.
TheTruthUnraveller 11 months ago
brilliant thanks
iphoneAndy 1 year ago
Hell yeah float is awsome, it is my new savior
krazyj63 1 year ago
where did you download python????
Akralaa 1 year ago
i need python exactly like this i need ver 2.7.1 because i have homework for tomorrow! please where i can download this? ive found many 2.7.1 but they dont look like this one i cant use the other one :S i need this one
MrCampollo 1 year ago
Wheeere is part 2!!!1!!!one!!1!!1one!
HaloMan319 1 year ago
After 5 minutes of Python I was able to create this:
varintA = int(raw_input("Integer A "))
varintB = int(raw_input("Integer B "))
print varintA * varintB
Python is pretty easy to learn indeed :)
iAppTime 1 year ago
So what does this all do? I'm going to take a programming elective my sophomore year, and I understand that Python can be used to make programs, but how do the phrases you used incorporate themselves in, say, a webpage?
grayfore 1 year ago
can you make more plese i am very entrested of your vids pls make more!!
tnx for this vid!
sub! and 5/10000000000
miseman1 1 year ago
Thanks for the intro.
The variable name is variablename, not "hello." You should be clear - variable called variablename contains the value hello... Also, good coding practice says you should always capitalize the first letter of any words after the first ... so variableName. Sorry for being picky! Thanks for the vid.
JordsterMovies 1 year ago
cannot hear you too well
MrFaithFlicks 1 year ago
I'm assuming you are using an earlier version than I am. I am watching your vids and practicing on 3.1 and "raw_input" doesnt work, but if I just put "input" it does.
rryanrreed 1 year ago
5:20
MCLbeats 1 year ago
Good tutorial!!
vagobig 1 year ago
--**Please Note***--
The Version of Python used in this tutorial is not the newest one. The Syntax may be very different from the newest version.
marioanthony81 1 year ago
Using 3.1.2 here and beware that most of the commands discussed here have different syntax. For instance, print has the syntax print('text') , and there is no raw_input command. So this might be a bit misleading for beginners with the current version installed.
dogdutyascetic 1 year ago
dude u never made a number 2?
bowd19 1 year ago
I saw the video, but I didnt get what you do with raw_input, int(raw_input), and float(raw_input). You just ask a question and answer it. Thats it? Can maybe the computer answer your questions if you did that before?
Grkgermn333 1 year ago
Can you translate yours videos to spain?
I'm from Spain and I don't understand anything
b14789632541 1 year ago
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Can you translate yours videos to spain?
I'm from Spain and I don't understand anything
b14789632541 1 year ago
Can you translate yours videos to spain?
I'm from Spain and I don't understand anything
b14789632541 1 year ago
i'm kinda noob..... i don't find pyhton.exe!!! just exe's for cmd
onlymassiss 1 year ago
nice video dude
cht9178 1 year ago
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lwierd 2 years ago
@lwierd I just noticed what a f'king idiot I am...
lwierd 2 years ago
I am guessing, but raw_input does not work in python version 3.1.1 and neither do a lot of the commands that you are using in your earlier version of Python.
carl6188 2 years ago
nice 1 mate
great if u can make more tutorial like this :p
JokerJester92 2 years ago
another question...... :)
i have python 2.6.2
and it appears you have 1.1.3
is what you do applies on 2.6.2??
and thanks for the awesome tutorial
iHateMyLifeGr 2 years ago
Actually he has Python 2.4.3. 1.1.3 is just the version of python idle.
skf1n 2 years ago
Hello dudes, i just wanted to ask is python the best language to learn as a start to programming??
iHateMyLifeGr 2 years ago
@iHateMyLifeGr Might be. But you should have a lool at turbopascal, to get into the logics of programming. But i, for mine started with java :D
xrtze 2 years ago
U don't need raw_input for input, that's to add something in a Table. U can just write input("text") or input()... and u can print 'test' or print "text" or print('text')... they all we work.
aliancemd 2 years ago
@aliancemd It can be good to know this: strMyNumber=raw_input('Enter 5+5')
and then print strMyNumber, it will print 5+5 but if you use input('Enter 5+5'') it will give you 10...
BadOmen02 1 year ago
looking for number 2
gonzalezluis78 2 years ago
This was good, where is #2?
goompapa 2 years ago
Thanks heaps for going to the trouble of helping me sink my teeth into python...
goompapa 2 years ago
hey friends i have a black screen problem with my python . search my video on youtube -python black screen of death.avi-if anyone can understand what's going on please let me know
KOKKINOAUGO 2 years ago
hello
KOKKINOAUGO 2 years ago
cool
Ndipr0 2 years ago
I've been learning Php for 2 years. I've been learning Python for 2 weeks and I know alot already.
jameswx09 2 years ago
Yeah it gets pretty easy and simple. Right now I'm taking my second year of art. Yay me lol. Well good luck!
ManiacBrosStudios 2 years ago
is python used to make 3d games , maps ect... i want to make a online mmo game and ive been directed to python
3randomactors 2 years ago
@ManiacBrosStudios what can Python can do that C++ cant? i really wonder that. Tnx
iiperento 2 months ago
me Too!!!!!!!
altu892 2 years ago
@jameswx09 me two (however i'm on second day of python...)
01ttouch 5 months ago
you have to download it and then click start then all programs and find python
jameswx09 2 years ago
cant find python shell....
householdhackerfan1 2 years ago
aww man lol make more python tutorials.
GNSstudios 2 years ago
My mic broke and I'm looking for a good high quality one.
ManiacBrosStudios 2 years ago
Great tut. However, I've been reading python for quite some time. I kind of get it but I have several off the wall kinda questions. Only one concerning this tut.
Can you briefly describe why one would want to 'print' something they've just typed? I mean when you type it isn't it already printed?
I know there's an angle for this but I can only see straight currently ;) Thanks
a2zhandi 2 years ago
probably because you can use the "print" in some sort of function for a future program you might make. I don't have much experience in programming but to me this seems like the logical answer, because when you writing the code for longer programs the user won't be able to see the actual code, but only the output of it.
GNSstudios 2 years ago
Thanks
a2zhandi 2 years ago
np ^.^
GNSstudios 2 years ago
You use it for when you want text to show up when a particular condition is met.
Like say a text adventure game that relies on the printed text to advance the story.
XMSpaintX 2 years ago
Thank you, this helped me greatly to getting started. I took 3 pages of notes :D Looking forward to your other videos.
Hax138 2 years ago
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marioanthony81 2 years ago
No problem, if you want you can subscribe and leave suggestions for new tutorials.
Thanks for viewing
ManiacBrosStudios 2 years ago
Umm Mine doesent work it says Raw_Imput is not defined
XaivierProductions 2 years ago
Double check to make sure you have spelled it correctly, and that it is not running on to any other words. raw_input should work, never had a problem with it, other than a typo or something.
ManiacBrosStudios 2 years ago
I like Decimal(raw_input("")) instead of float because float is a bit to unreliable.
smergibblegibberish 2 years ago 2
Yea, that's the one I forgot to include, but this is just the basics.
ManiacBrosStudios 2 years ago
Help!! My phyton always ends up running in cmd.exe.. i cant use it with the one on your demonstration.. im using phyton 2.5.4.. please reply.. Tnx..
access08 3 years ago 5
Are you using idle? Make sure you are clicking on IDLE (Python GUI)
ManiacBrosStudios 3 years ago
hey if tht doesnt work i just go to python\tools\scripts and then right click any script then click edit with IDLE...it opens it in the shell
buggyiscool 2 years ago 3
@access08 are you double clicking your file? Run it from IDLE or make a new file and save it as a '.py' and run it.
ajg366 1 year ago