i know this is probably a small, silly problem. But your key words are colored after you type them. Mine is like that until i save it, which i have to do to run it. I like the colored words, they let me know im doing it right. How can i get it to stop doing that?
@imscared6 Syntax coloring should just work by default. Right-click on the file in the package explorer, go to 'Open With', and make sure you're opening it with the Python Editor, and not the regular Text Editor.
So whenever the indent of a function is stopped, thats the ending of the function? I wish it just had like another colon or semicolon or something to end the function.
@Admiral3131 Yes Python is very whitespace dependent. If you don't like that there are numerous other languages. I always kind of thought of Python as a fun language
Remeber Bob Ross, that guy who use to paint on TV, he would be all like "Ok, we'll just create a little rock over here, just a nice little rock, then we'll put a little tree right here, what a nice tree". I wouldn't go as far to say that you are the Bob Ross of programming tutorials, but your commentary is about just as creep.
summin weird keeps happening. i follow all the steps and everything but when i run the module, it just comes up blank, it doesn't even say i made a syntax error. help would be appreciated. thx!
@mrdirectordude You may have typed the code in wrong? I have every file available in a downloadable zip archive for free on my newthinktank site. Just look for the first Python 2.7 Tutorial. You'll see the link there
@flightTime123 You might prefer the Python 2.7 tutorial I did? It is much longer and much better in my opinion. Try it out and see if it works better for you. It's free as well
I use Linux/Ubuntu and i write the code in Geany and, of course, see how work in a python 3.6 terminal. I wanna know how to do what you do with the program, i mean, when you finish the code put it in the terminal "automatic" the code. In linux i need go to the directory and pt "cd ~/Directory/directory" after, "python programname.py" Can in linux what you do in Mac ?
@varcMB Thanks :) The reason I switched to mac is because the mac os is really unix. The mac terminal is identical to all flavors of linux. There is also a version of Eclipse available for your system. I'm not certain what you want to do though. I have never used geany, so I don't know if it will run the app within the ide? If not, why don't you try eclipse? That would solve the problem anyway?
@varcMB Eclipse has an output window. That is the reason the code is executed there instead of on the terminal. Eclipse is an ide instead of a text editor. My email is derekbanas@gmail.com
i know this is probably a small, silly problem. But your key words are colored after you type them. Mine is like that until i save it, which i have to do to run it. I like the colored words, they let me know im doing it right. How can i get it to stop doing that?
imscared6 1 month ago
@imscared6 Syntax coloring should just work by default. Right-click on the file in the package explorer, go to 'Open With', and make sure you're opening it with the Python Editor, and not the regular Text Editor.
derekbanas 1 month ago
@derekbanas Thanks dude, btw, awesome vids. This is really helping....
imscared6 1 month ago
@derekbanas Oh, haha, stupid mistake on my part. Didn't save it as .py ....
imscared6 1 month ago
your comps dam high cause my gay com wont run the dam code
BlueEyedSon101 3 months ago
i dont see why d is false in part 4:22?
milkymilkway 6 months ago
@milkymilkway D is false because it can only hold a value of true or false. Because 1 is less than 2 d receives the value of false.
derekbanas 6 months ago
@derekbanas ooohhhh okay thanks man, I'm so glad you still keep up with your channel I love these vids on python they're really helpful.
Cheers.
milkymilkway 6 months ago
@milkymilkway I try to be as active as possible and respond to my comments. I'm glad you like them
derekbanas 6 months ago
So whenever the indent of a function is stopped, thats the ending of the function? I wish it just had like another colon or semicolon or something to end the function.
Admiral3131 8 months ago
@Admiral3131 Yes Python is very whitespace dependent. If you don't like that there are numerous other languages. I always kind of thought of Python as a fun language
derekbanas 8 months ago
Remeber Bob Ross, that guy who use to paint on TV, he would be all like "Ok, we'll just create a little rock over here, just a nice little rock, then we'll put a little tree right here, what a nice tree". I wouldn't go as far to say that you are the Bob Ross of programming tutorials, but your commentary is about just as creep.
res6155 8 months ago
summin weird keeps happening. i follow all the steps and everything but when i run the module, it just comes up blank, it doesn't even say i made a syntax error. help would be appreciated. thx!
mrdirectordude 9 months ago
@mrdirectordude You may have typed the code in wrong? I have every file available in a downloadable zip archive for free on my newthinktank site. Just look for the first Python 2.7 Tutorial. You'll see the link there
derekbanas 9 months ago
Are there calculus functions in python?
mariomaruf 9 months ago
@mariomaruf There is a great Python math library. Check out sagemath. I think that is what you're looking for?
derekbanas 9 months ago
how do you knw what to write for the location at the top?
flightTime123 11 months ago
@flightTime123 Perform a search for python, or python3 in your chosen os
derekbanas 11 months ago
@derekbanas man I am so lost i get most of this stuff, but woah
flightTime123 11 months ago
@flightTime123 You might prefer the Python 2.7 tutorial I did? It is much longer and much better in my opinion. Try it out and see if it works better for you. It's free as well
derekbanas 11 months ago
Hey brother, excellent tutorial but one question:
I use Linux/Ubuntu and i write the code in Geany and, of course, see how work in a python 3.6 terminal. I wanna know how to do what you do with the program, i mean, when you finish the code put it in the terminal "automatic" the code. In linux i need go to the directory and pt "cd ~/Directory/directory" after, "python programname.py" Can in linux what you do in Mac ?
Thanks you very much.
varcMB 1 year ago
@varcMB Thanks :) The reason I switched to mac is because the mac os is really unix. The mac terminal is identical to all flavors of linux. There is also a version of Eclipse available for your system. I'm not certain what you want to do though. I have never used geany, so I don't know if it will run the app within the ide? If not, why don't you try eclipse? That would solve the problem anyway?
derekbanas 11 months ago
@derekbanas For me, Geany is a lot much easy, is like Note Block but for GNU. I know Mac OS work like Linux and for that reason i wanna know how it.
In your video when you finish to write the code for example:
a = "Hello"
b= " "
c = "World"
d = (a + b + c)
When you finish the code you do something up in the screen and, in the right side, the terminal run the program.
If you have email when i can contact you please if is possible get me it. I have a idea and if you have time i can told you
varcMB 11 months ago
@varcMB Eclipse has an output window. That is the reason the code is executed there instead of on the terminal. Eclipse is an ide instead of a text editor. My email is derekbanas@gmail.com
derekbanas 11 months ago
@derekbanas I will send you a mail. Thanks you for the quick reply.
varcMB 11 months ago