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Python Programming Tutorial – 2 – Numbers and Math
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29 responses to “Python Programming Tutorial – 2 – Numbers and Math”
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can someone explain why in python : 3 * 4 + 5 – 6 / 2 = 14 thanks
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"wam bam thank you mam"
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bacon bacon bacon
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lol 4:17 dat voicecrack tho
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Can I divide by zero?
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"wham bam thank you mam'" lmfao
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Wham bam thank you ma'am lol
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@buckyroberts @thenewboston i have something to ask, if im going to assign all the module name and the function name in a one variable so i can save alot of effort, is it okay? thus they're any kind of conflict? Thanks in advance. Hope you have a Q/A threads
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Great tutorials! Thanks!
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-5**4 would be 625 not -625 we will have to write (-5)**4 for 625(actual answer )
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-5**4 would be 625 or -625?
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Holy f*** i tried learning C first, Python is is child's play compared to C
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🙂
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Thanks really helped!!!!!!!!
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what is the meanin of 12^2
answer is 14another example is 9^1 = 8
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-5*4=-625 but -5-5*-5*-5=625 …… ?????
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seems this stuff is more boring than c++
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If your using python 3.5.1 you will get an error : SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'
So What you have to so is put the string as a argument for print() ———— print("Hello, World") -
At 4:43 – Wham bam thank you man! 😀
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divisor not dinominator
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You should put a parenthesis on (-625)**4 so that the answer will be positive.
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i cant execute programme telling that paranthess to call from print what does it mean……….
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In python 3.x, integer divisions do give a float value!!
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does anyone know how i can remove python 2.7.11
it isnt working -
Your voice is so soothing
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Hello, -8*-8 should be 64 right..but why is the output negative 64??
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You're always so clear and distinct. I can't thank you enough.
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like most calculators python cant calculate negative numbers properly negative number to the power of even number has a positive result
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@thenewboston could i do a 10 min interview on how youve used python at your job if you do? i need to do an interview for advice, warnings, or just find out more about what you guys do with this language, no personal info will be collected unless wanted
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