"Try not to use single letter variable names" TI-BASIC Developers: **Uncontrollable Sobbing**

I’m gonna use this on those “im not a bot” tests

in js/ts: link.replace(/^(?:www\.)/i, "");

lambda: HALF LIFE

What a shitty language

Background music is irritating

What theme is this

a = [1, 2, 4, 6, 8] b = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] c = sorted(set((*a, *b))) print(c)

RIP Time complexity 👀☠️❌

Or; just add them in the list without www

Or just do one line "link[4:] for link in links"

Im new here, this is helpful. Tks from vn

What's the difference if i use the "if" function instead?

Thank you for this explanation! Greetings from Brazil

randint is trash! It is slower than randrange, lacks the step option that randrange has, and the upper bound is inclusive which is inconsistent with everything else in Python.

What’s that theme that you are using

i thought for loops in pandas is uncommon since it doesn't take advantage of vectorization, and so its slower?

Thanks for the tip! (I don't use Python but watch it till the end anyway)

What a nice video

what theme you are using in vs code?

But then does the removesuffixe exist ?

How do I get every aspect of Python down?

How is the theme you are using called?

It's looking like mini alien shooter

would rather using substring

Why make it so complicated when it is simply just this letters = ['a', 'b', 'a', 'c', 'b', 'a'] new = list(set(letters)) new.sort() print(new)

Where did you get .items from in details.items()?

new trend: replace if statements with or😂

I JUST STARTED BUT WHY IS THIS SO CONFUSING FOR MY BRAIN TO UNDERSTAND!

Best explanation

How did you make performance graph?

you just over complicated everything. print(1+2) is the most efficient, if you simply want to know the addition of x,y.

You could also do: Sorted(list(set(nameoflist)))

but how do you stop it lol

Why can't we use sort function?? Anyone

I genuinely thought you were going to show how you can do all of that in one line

I feel like we've reached the point where weird, useless optimization videos are becoming trending. They contain advice you probably won't ever use or need, because it's presented in a context and scope where it isn't actually useful at all, and then the comments will argue back and forth about extreme black and white stances, neither of which is right, about how you 100% should never always do a certain generic thing they don't actually understand. I'm gonna go back to actually innovating.

Or, examine logs the http server already produces anyway and count the visitors from this data. Do this once in a while (dunno, once per day). And store the count into some nice database. Then create web page with nice graphs of visitors over time, per operating system, per web browser and similar stuff.

Python tutorials: Ok, so for this guide, we're going to install what someone else made for us, and just use that. Thanks for watching

I'm making these in java

Everyone gangta till print(input("Name: ") or 'N/A')

I know I'm late but can you tell me what is the font that you use? And thank you I really love your content btw.

finally! an explanation to the use not complicated mechanism!

whats your VS code theme and how to get it

Best and easiest explanation

nums = range(1, 1000) def is_prime(number): if number < 2: return False for divisor in range(2, int(number ** 0.5) + 1): if number % divisor == 0: return False return True

Just use set😊

Hello please reply

title: one liner video: three lines

Major origin for "men of culture" 💀