Day-5 | Command Line Args & Env Vars | Most Simple Explanation  

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Day 5 done AV, one day closer to hero! Thank you for all the hard work looking forward to further learning.

Thank you so much Abhishek garu. I am learning python series through your valuable explanation.

This is an excellent job if explanation.

gr8 explanation. completed CLA & env vars.Thanks.

Fantastic tutorial

Thank you Abhishek

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Hi Abhishek, can you please add Day-05 notes to Git repo?

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Nice sir

Hi Abhishek, Awesome video. what is the life time of this environmental variable? I think this will be limited to that terminal session only right?If we close the session, wont work right?

thankyou sir

hii Abhishek Can you Please start teaching go lang it will so helpful

Regarding env variables.. You have typed password in terminal which is visible with history command.. Is it better way to pass sensitive info ? and it's not permanent on the terminal. Easily we can clear history... Other option might be pass env variables in hidden file or something else... please suggest

Hei. .. Abhishek can you suggest a Platform where I can practice and write PYTHON Code. .. you're suggestion would be greatly appreciated

day 5 notes not available . for command line args please update

assignment which is given by you the code is import sys def addition(num1, num2): add = num1 + num2 return add def sub(num1, num2): s = num1 - num2 return s def mul(num1, num2): m = num1 * num2 return m num1 = float(sys.argv[1]) operation = sys.argv[2] num2 = float(sys.argv[3]) if operation == "add": output = addition(num1, num2) elif operation == "sub": output = sub(num1, num2) elif operation == "mul": output = mul(num1, num2) else: print("Invalid operation") print(output)

When injecting env variables using 'export' cmd locally for a CICD pipeline running on a remote resource, does the secret is still available?

Hi Abhishek are you going to cover pandas also

If we've 100+ passwords, we can't run the export commands 100times right ? and also the passwords vary from env to env, means dev,test,pre-prod,prod each env have different different password and we're running pipelines on Azure DevOps(Microsoft-hosted Agents)...in that case what's the efficient approach ?

Thanks sir but it is actually day5 . Could you update the title

In 199/month will we get access to same public telegram channel in about section along with badges or any separate telegram channel.

the sir readme file is empty could u pls update itt

Hi Abhishek, I need to talk to you. Is it possible?

Hi @abhishek where is Day6 video??

thank you bro! import sys #to import the sys module def add(num1, num2): add = num1 + num2 return add def sub(num1, num2): sub = num1 - num2 return sub def mul(num1, num2): multi = num1 * num2 return multi def div(num1, num2): div = num1 / num2 return div num1 = float(sys.argv[1]) #to read command line argument of num1 operation = sys.argv[2] num2 = float(sys.argv[3]) #to read command line argument of num2 if operation == "add": output = add(num1, num2) print(output) if operation == "mul": output = mul(num1,num2) print(output) if operation == "sub": output = sub(num1,num2) print(output) if operation == "div": output = div(num1,num2) print(output)

import sys def add(num1, num2): add = num1 + num2 return add def sub(num1, num2): if num1 > num2: sub = num1 - num2 return sub else: sub = num2 - num1 return sub def mult(num1, num2): mult = num1 * num2 return mult def dev(num1, num2): dev = num1/num2 return dev num1 = int(sys.argv[1]) operation = sys.argv[2] num2 = int(sys.argv[3]) if operation == "add": output = add(num1, num2) print(output) elif operation == "sub": output = sub(num1, num2) print(output) elif operation == "mult": output = mult(num1, num2) print(output) else: output = dev(num1, num2) print(output)

Abhishek, could you pls share me 6 to 7yrs resumes for devops pls

Hi Abhishek!! Even after deleting environment variable it reappears everytime when the program rerun... I am not setting it inside the program and i am testing finding env var after deletion it shows false, it means deletion is successful. Then why it reappears after rerun of program @abhishek.veeramalla