Python How to Program Pt 2

Python How to use variables, integers, floats, decimals, math functions, print format, variable conversions, etc. You watch as I write the code for an easy way to learn python.

All of the code is here All the code is here http://bit.ly/aOuRqU

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• python
• how to
• variables
• integers
• floats
• decimals
• math functions
• programming
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[imscared6]

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?

[derekbanas]

@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.

[milkymilkway]

i dont see why d is false in part 4:22?

[derekbanas]

@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.

[milkymilkway]

@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.

[derekbanas]

@milkymilkway I try to be as active as possible and respond to my comments. I'm glad you like them

[imscared6]

@derekbanas Oh, haha, stupid mistake on my part. Didn't save it as .py ....

[imscared6]

@derekbanas Thanks dude, btw, awesome vids. This is really helping....

[BlueEyedSon101]

your comps dam high cause my gay com wont run the dam code

[derekbanas]

@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