I've been working on this class assignment for my coding class for 2 days, should've taken no more than 15 minutes. Couldn't get the code to output the way expected. Your video basically helped me finally connect the dots on how to complete the assignment! Thank you!

I was struggling with nested for loops, the range function and pattern printing until this video. I've watched several videos and this was the ah ha moment. Thanks.

Excellent visual presentation! Great voice. Thank you for using a large font. You are a good teacher.

excellent explanation, I learned a lot as you went thru this step by step. Thank you.

Excellent, Sir. I really liked your approach. It is unique and most logical. I can connect the dots after every steps .

Awesome video. This really helped me learn nested loops. For anyone wondering how to print this triangle without using nested loops, here’s one approach: i=8 for j in range(1,17,2): print(i*" "+j*"*") i=i-1 # i is the number of spaces, and j is the number of stars being printed, which goes down by 2 each row.

I had doubts for months about the shit for loop, I wish I watched this tutorial on my first programming day. Thank you bro

I have been to so many videos for understanding loops by far u are the best one . thanks pls keep up the good work I subscribed

Thank you for explaining these concepts so well.

You taught us this in the best possible way

great video, appreciate the step-by-step thinking approach

Clear and objective. Really good video, thank you man, it helped a lot! Liked and subscribed!!

it was a nice, simple, and quick explanation, i understood it very quickly

Keep up the Good Work Mate! Understood the concept...Thanks!

Very clean and neat presentation.. Its really very helpful..

iv been trying to solve this for a day. Thank you so much

You are my savior!!

Thank you very much, I was able to learn this subject better thanks to your help.

those 2 for loops at the same indentation - think its possible to do that in a list comp?

why does nested for loop iterates 7 times? outside for loops iterates 7 times * nested range but why nested loop should do it 7 times too? should not it loop only 1 time as an independent loop would do?

Thank you for the great explanation , this really helped me intepret another project that was using different symbols. defintely gonna practise the pyramid for fun though.

Wow your teaching is amazing

what a nice/clear way to teach. ty

This was beautiful. thanks.

Super sir your video are helpful for my online classes

pls give a link of nested loops questions with solutions

Thanks! This vid helped a lot!

Please cover the topic for regular expression in python

where are these exercises you speak of?

thanks for this! loved it

How do I get the triangle upside down

Great vid! I got this in 4 tries, but my code was a little cleaner just because I used a variable ('x') for the number of 0s printed: x = 1 # number of 0s for i in range(0,7): # number of rows for j in range(0,7-i): # number of spaces over, starting with 7 but decreasing by 1 each time print(' ', end = '') print('0' * x) # number of zeros to print on each line x += 2 # increment the number of zeros by 2 to get increasing, consecutive odd numbers for each row (1,3,5,...)

Will you please tell me what mathematics involved in printing pyramid. Will explain how it works?

if you had a list of numbers how could you group every set of 4 numbers together? so if you had 12 numbers you would have 3 lists of 4.

very clean

but how do you get rid of that single space?

but how it internally implement the iteration protocol is the real magic. how does it implement it??

4:16 how do you comment it?

Amazing! Thank you!

That was awesome 😎

thank you so much..

In my program print(" ",end="") is not running.it say end="" syntax error .please give me a suggestion to solve this problem

@user-es1hu5xj5p

6 жыл бұрын

becaus you have 2 pythone vershion!

for i in range(6): for j in range(0,6-i): print(' ',end="") for k in range(0,2*i): print('0',end="") print("0")

@ntwaliobadiah425

Жыл бұрын

Thank u

Thanks for the video

How did you comment the piramide all at once? Seems like a usefull hotkey.

@FT4YOU

3 жыл бұрын

i can't figure it out too. there is a command key for commenting blocks of code at ones. i just don't understand it.

@DeeBeeGames101

2 жыл бұрын

@@FT4YOU me neither.

for i in range(1,8): for j in range(1,8-i): print(" ",end="") print("0"*(2*i-1))

4 жыл бұрын

Why 8-i

@muzik6808

4 жыл бұрын

@ in the pattern we left spaces then print 0.. it means after 7 spaces we have to print 0..then on the next line we have left 5 spaces then print 0.. likewise it goes on .. and because we have to print 2 more 0's on each next line thats why we multiply by 2 and decrease it by 1..

@stevenewbank

4 жыл бұрын

Now that is a nice bit of code...thanks for sharing

thank you!

How to apply nested for loop for float numbers?

@RecursiveTriforce

5 жыл бұрын

?

Sir can u write a python program calendar without built in function

@RecursiveTriforce

5 жыл бұрын

You probably don't even know what a leap year is. You can but working with time is tedious.

t=int(input("put the number here:")) for i in range(t): print(" " * (t-i-1) + "*"" " * (i+1)) Can u tell me how to double the rectangle bro?

How to get rid of that last one space?

@RecursiveTriforce

5 жыл бұрын

Which?

thank for you this

Okay, I like to try before I watch the solution. I didn't really get the isosceles triangle you got, but I did make right triangle. I just need to work on the spaces, But I don't have time right now, so heres my code so far. z,x,w,v = "*" , 1 , " ", 6 for i in range(0,4): for j in range(0,5): print(v*w+z*x) x+=1

try this way: for x in range(1,10): print(' '*(9-x)+'*'*(x*2))

@RecursiveTriforce

5 жыл бұрын

for x in range(6): print( " "*(7-x) + "0"*(2*x+1) ) In this exact problem.

@RecursiveTriforce

4 жыл бұрын

@@DeViLTh0rn why?

@taylorbell6879

4 жыл бұрын

@@RecursiveTriforce How would you resolve this code to execute range values higher than 8? I am learning, and when I use your code I see that numbers 9 and above do not make perfect pyramids, so I asked myself well what should you do to fix that and make it perfect. But my problem is I barely understand your code. On top of answering this question, if you would, can you point me to some good learning websites? How did you learn this so well?

@RecursiveTriforce

4 жыл бұрын

@@taylorbell6879 for x in range(size-1): print(" "*(size-x) + "0"*(2*x+1) ) For syntax I would recommend: kzread.info/head/PLQVvvaa0QuDe8XSftW-RAxdo6OmaeL85M But this is just string formatting. Draw a pyramid with dimensions and you see... Uneven number of 0's: [ "0"*(2*x+1) ] In front of the zeros is always one less space: [ " "*(start-x) ] After the zeros: Newline [implied in print]

@interezting3940

4 жыл бұрын

@@RecursiveTriforce this code makes error

Perfect 👏👍🙏🏽

##'QUESTION HERE## for i in range(0,7): for j in range(7 - i) /// but yours starts at (0,7): print(' ', end = '') print('0') '' why is this code giving me the same output as yours? For me its logical that second loop starts at 7 so it prints 7 spaces at start of the first iteration.

@lazartutulic7577

3 жыл бұрын

okay i got it. I forgot that the outer loop iterates only once, and the inner one iterates to the end of the range it haves. xD

for i in range(0, 7): for j in range(0, 7-i): print(" ", end="") for k in range(i*2): print("0",end="") print("0") This worked for me. One thing I don't understand here, when I look at this on PythonTutor, is why in the k-index, on the first line (where i=0, and thus k=0 as 0*2=0), the program doesn't start the k loop, but instead jumps down to the print statement and then starts again at i=1. While this program accomplishes what I want, I don't understand what is going on. Since indexes start at 0, as for example in our for-loops, where the range starts at 0, allowing n to be what we want (since range goes up to n-1, if we start at 0, range will go to n), I wonder why, when i=0, k should also be 0, and then the print statement under k's loop should be printed? When following along in PythonTutor, k doesn't start until we get to the next line, with i=1 (so k's range is 1*2 = 2, so index of 0 and 1). So why does Python(?) require that i be a non-zero value, for a loop whose range is i*some-number? I just don't understand this, and any clarification from some knowing person would be amazing.

@ghassanjenainaty4212

2 жыл бұрын

what was your output please? It showed me some errors

why does i = 1

@imtiazshahed944

5 жыл бұрын

here i is the number of rows in the pyramid.

I did for loop with 4, and later, I will do with 5 .The program takes all combinations for mega million and powerball 😅 .I did run this program in liberty basic and truebasic it will take more than 4 hours, and in phyton, it will take less. THIS WHY I AM LEARNING PHYTON .It was free to download others I paid.

this my way n = input('inter number') n = int(n) for i in range (n): i = i + 1 print((n-i) * " " ,(i * 2 - 1) * " *")

i just dont get it

genius

Hello please i need help, So I have this gridded data of dimention (144,72,636). this is montthy precipitation data and I want to calculate sliding window percentiles for 10 years window for 5th 50th and 95 percentiles. who can please help me.

hard to understand

Noice

pyramid depends on ' i '. illuminati confirmed

@mojo6112

3 жыл бұрын

ركز الله يهديك😂

I've never used a wa-loop :)

even if i watch this 200 times, i wont get it. The only thing i could do was for i in range(7): for j in range(7): its so confusing and idk what to do. i watched this tutorial " Python Tutorial - Python Full Course for Beginners " and repeated the nested loops part like 10 times , i still cant understand a SHIT

@vaby7789

Жыл бұрын

same here this shit is annoying as hell

@turtlecodes8319

Жыл бұрын

@@vaby7789 fr

@ninjapirate123

19 күн бұрын

I understand it but I just don't understand end="" and print("") at the end

i=8 for j in range(-1,17,2): print(i*" "+j*"0") i=i-1 way more easier tbh

@gomitos8866

2 жыл бұрын

when u put "for j in range(-1,17,2)" its going to add 2 to -1 until it reaches 17, right???

This is so confusing to wrap your head around... I mean this when not following the video steps.

4:27

*1 second into the video of speaking* me: OH THANK GOD SOME CLEAR ENGLISH SPEAKING PERSON seriously. all love no offense to the other videos I seen but it was literally like listening to gibberish

Sir can you make your code more visible it pains my eyes watching for long time simply by adjustment of themes like that

illoopminati

how to do print something then loop it forever