Python 1: Installation and beginner’s tutorial.
Here’s a very basic tutorial to get you introduced to the Python programming language. Table of Contents * Download Python * Intro to the command line interpreter * Intro to IDLE * Very simple programming examples – * sum(x,y) – * Fibonacci – * printing numbers in a loop The rest of the videos in this series will not be on this account (murfvillage). They will be posted by the user camurflage. Thank you.
May 4, 2010 | Filed Under Python Tutorials
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good work. i am beginning to learn python and it was useful.
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i am good at C++:)))
Im good at C++ too and this seems very similar to like declaring functions. But im just learning Python now and its not being nice to me.
yeah ive been trying to learn it but i cant stay focused on it
This is brilliant! Any more on the way?
print “hello wold” and print ‘hello world’ is not working for me AN ANY ONE HELP PLEASE
BUT FUNCTION AND EVERY OTHER THING IS WORKING PROPERLY
hey qulbadeen2009 i’m not sure but i think u need “hello world” to look like this (“hello world”) for it to work right
Why do you write i ?
nICE MAN!
This is a really good introduction thank you
thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it
thanks
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That’s a great tutorial man!
Keep doing this! (I’m making also tutorials for beginners, I’m starting.)
Obiwan
Something about the way you talk reminds me of Dr. Evil from Austin Powers. Muha, MUHA, MUHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Hi, I have a question:
I downloaded Python 3.1.1
and when I enter print, it doesnt work. Anybody know why?
thx
could be because your on command line. use the IDLE.
Oh NOOO i forgot my colon lol
NICE WORK
Thanks man
print-function is different in python versions 3.0 and above. You should use print (“Something text”) instead.
I got a Mr. Burns vibe from him haha
Thanks for teaching
You have a soft and friendly voice with smooth language flow.That is very important aspect of this video.Keep it up !
You can use it from commandline too, e.g., “print (“Blah “)”