Python 3 Tutorial: 4 - Variables

[Turdinator14]

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[smpxix]

Just type the name of the variable to call it, no need to print =)

[Turdinator14]

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[Turdinator14]

hello :)

[TheMatthj1]

Really cause idc... all i like is python up my bum!!!!!!!!!

[silvertreasure]

really nice tutorials, nice voice, nice speed. even as a not native speaker I can follow perfectly

[TheMatthj1]

@silvertreasure i like treasure.... in a dirty way!!!!!

[20alexi]

This is like LOGO!

[pkpkgr]

Very good tutorial, you made it very easy to follow, thank you

[n0t1337]

You're really good at this; seriously, better than most teachers I've had. You present material in a concise and entertaining way, and it's difficult for me to impart how genuinely important that is if you're trying to teach anyone anything.

[MrFaithFlicks]

Very nice video easy to follow and learn. Nice job well done

[heee2]

what if ı want to give value a name. like 5=hello instead of hello=5 and of course when i type the 5 it will bring hello...is it possible??

thanks...

[TheMonkeyLords]

@heee2 No, it isn't. You aren't allowed to have numbers as variables, because numbers are numbers. Because if you did that, you would never be able to use the number 5 in a program.

[DaKrazyJak]

@DaKrazyJak actually you can have numbers in variables, but they must have a letter at the beginning.

[ISJHman44]

For some reason when i do the variable it dosent work. My code is x = input("type a number")

print 1 + x

[TheMonkeyLords]

@ISJHman44 Hmm...did you forget to put parentheses for the print statement around the 1 + x?

[monkey64cow]

@ISJHman44 You put quotes so your doing int + str which isn't allowed you need x = input(type a number)

[iMPRE7ed]

@ISJHman44 It worked on earlier versions only, now you put parentheses

[spodecell]

X = " Very great! "

X

[dudemandude3]

Thanks or the tutorials, there great.

[19skoal83]

nice tutorial. i was reading a book on python and i needed variables explained better and your video did just that. please make more tutorials. thank you.