I have studied for loop over and over without understanding until today. Thank you so much, Alex, this is so helpful.

Looking forward to this. I am a Data Analyst and use the basics of Python/Pandas, but have SO much more to learn

@AlexTheAnalyst

Жыл бұрын

The Pandas series is next and I think it's pretty good! :D

Fantastic! Really learned a lot

Superb one 👏🏻

amazing Alex, good job

Thank you for this video.

Kudos Sir

Thanks for sharing and glad you chose Jupyter notebook to walk through the for loop tutorial...

Thanks Alex!

Perfectooooooooo

With no real experience with Python, as a use case in the Healthcare industry, would you nest for loop a diagnosis and cpt codes commonly associated with the diagnosis then compare what was in { } or not in { }? I guess you could then compare what doctors then usually do what procedures on a diagnosis. BTW, is that something an analyst or scientist be more likely to do! Thanks for breaking this down to the Nub3 level!

hey alex, i just started doing your course the other day and really love it!! i did wanna ask, why did you choose to use jupyter instead of python itself?

@AlexTheAnalyst

Жыл бұрын

I find it easier and simpler to understand than using an IDE - in future videos I’ll be showing my favorite IDEs, how to use them, and which one to use for certain use cases

I wonder if it has to do with having a newer version of Jupyter, considering how long ago the video was published. I wrote the exact same code on the first example (integers = [1,2,3,4,5] to follow along, and I got an error message: "name 'integers' is not defined." Any help? By the way, thank you for explaining so well! I love watching your videos. Update: never mind. I defined 'integers' by adding: for x in integers: print(x) and it worked. I'm leaving this update here in case another novice like me encounters the same issue. ;-) Alex, your videos have been extremely helpful! Thanks!

At timestamp 3:19, for code print(Jelly + Jelly), how come we don't write is print( 'Jelly' + Jelly')? Is Jelly not a string?

@AlexTheAnalyst

Жыл бұрын

We are using a variable, not a string

Hi Alex, please what is wrong with this code it seems to be calculating wrongly. # write a program that asks the user to enter 5 positive integers , # the program disregards negative values and zeros and makes the user re enter an input if so. # The program is capable of calculating both sum and product of all the numbers entered . # after taking the inputs # it asks the user whether they want to print the sum of the numbers # or products and then shows the result accordingly count = 0 sum = 0 product = 1 while count

@abhishekavhad3848

4 ай бұрын

count = 0 numbers = [] while count user_input = int(input("Please enter a positive integer: ")) if user_input

boring. already a billion python beginner tutorials on the internet.

@potato-sweet

Жыл бұрын

then go watch those?? this is so unnecessary

@AlexTheAnalyst

Жыл бұрын

It’s leading up to my tutorials on Pandas, Matplotlib, seaborn, web scraping, and a few other series. I wanted to make sure people knew the basics before going into those.

@NgeeHuiQian

Жыл бұрын

I love it tho, i've been waiting for this