Python Exercises for Beginners - Exercise #1 

Please make more of these Exercises for each and different programming languages, having such questions can help us understand and strengthen our programming knowledge and understanding. With solutions to it as well. Seen your Python tutorial and its been a blessing to stumble upon your video! If I do happen to land a job, it'll be all thanks to you! Much love from Nepal! 🙌🙏

Here's a different solution for the first exercise: num = [] for x in range(2, 10, 2): print(x) num.append(x) c = len(num) print(f'We have {c} even numbers')

counter = 0 for x in range(10): if x > 0: if x % 2 == 0: counter += 1 print(x) print("We have", counter, "even numbers! :)") Thank you! Nice Exercise!

for a in range(1,10): if a%2==0: print(a) b= a.bit_length() print(f"we have {b} numbers")

For i in range(1,10): If i % 2 == 0: Print(i) Print(“we have 4 even numbers”)

i am only one who feel so dumb after watching this?

c = 0 for i in range (10): if(i % 2 == 0 and i!= 0): print(i) c+= 1 print("There is "+str(c)+ " even numbers")

This is how I solved this exercise: numbers = range(1, 10) count = 0 for i in numbers: if i % 2 == 0: count += 1 print(i) print(f"We have {count} even numbers")

Here is a different solution, bc a number with a comma number cant be an int and must be a float: even_num = [] for i in range(1, 10): if i/2 == int(i/2): even_num.append(i) print(i) print("There are " + str(len(even_num)) + " even numbers!")

Thank you so much for this,! Just getting started with Python (and programming in general), and was having trouble finding excercices like these.

I got everything except for printing "We have 4 numbers" (before I looked at the solution). But in my defense, I don't think I've learned formatted strings yet. I also defined it as a function called evens(x,y), so that evens(1,10) gave me the right numbers. Thanks, this was a good exercise!

Syntax : count = 0 for i in range ( 1,11): if (i % 2)==0: print (i) count +=1 else: pass print(f"we have {count} even numbers") Nice exercise sir

Bro could you please make one complete video that have only exercises and their solution same like this one for beginners to the expert level programmers. Thanks

for x in range(1,10): if x%2 ==0: print(x) print('We Have 4 Even Numbers') # I did this to get the output in the video

This really helps to brainstorm and have more knowledge if you want to take a course in computer science. Please make more courses in terms of coding and programming since it helps a lot of people who wants to learn the basics and have common knowledge in this course. Also please make more exercises like these so that we can brainstorm.

Just starting my journey with Python! Learning so I can afford AC in this 105 degree weather 🥵. Cant run my laptop between the hours of 12pm - 10pm or it will overheat in 10 mins. So I moslty learn at night. Thank you Mosh for the videos! Hope everyone here is successful in their endeavors 😊

for integers in range(2,10,2): print(integers) print('We have 4 even numbers') Ez pz

here's my solution: numbers = range(2, 9, 2) for item in numbers: print(item) if len(numbers) == 4: print("We have 4 even numbers ") else: print("That's it")

My code: r = range(1, 10) even = 0 for i in r: if not i % 2: print(i) even += 1 print("We have " + str(even) + " even numbers"

I'm not sure if this would be considered a valid solution: import math upper_limit = int(input("What is the highest number within this range?")) upper_limit_halved = math.ceil(upper_limit/2) even_num = [] for i in range(1,upper_limit_halved): print(i*2) even_num.append(i) print(f"We have {str(len(even_num))} even numbers!") The thought behind this is that whatever range we have could be halved (and rounded up in the case of an odd upper limit to the range). Then every integer within our new range could be multiplied by two to give us our even list.

for i in range(1,21): if(i%2==0): print(i)

i = 2 for num in range(1, 10): print(i) i+= 2 if i == 10: break print("We have 4 even numbers")

I used the following code: for item in range(0,10,2): print(item) print(str(len(range(0,10,2))) + " are the amount of even numbers between 1 to 10")

contador = 0 for x in range (1,10): if x % 2 == 0: contador += 1 print(x) print(f"Nós temos {contador} números pares.")

even_numbers=[] for x in range (1,10): if x % 2==0: even_numbers.append(x) print(x) amnt_of_even_numbers=len(even_numbers) print(f"We have {amnt_of_even_numbers}. even numbers" )

even_numbers = [str(i) + " " for i in range(1, 10) if i % 2 == 0] print(*even_numbers) print("There are four even numbers from the range 1 to 10.")

for i in range(1,10,1): # se o resto da divisão de I (variavel coringa do loop for) for = a 0 imprima o I) if i % 2 == 0: print(i) print("we have 4 even numbers !")

Sir print even numbers from 1 to 10 This method also applicable For In range(0,10,2) Print(i)

nums = [2,4,6,8,] for items in nums: print(items) print("we even have 4 ")

I really appreciate the help man!!!

#Even numbers count=0 for i in range(1,10): if i%2==0: count=count+1 print(i) print("we have",count,"even","numbers")

For number in range(4): number += 1 Print (number * 2) Print ("we have count 4 numbers") Good

Thank you for the video!

for i in range(1, 10): if i % 2 == 0: print(i) else: continue

Holy cow I did this a totally different way but it worked. I basically divided each number in the range by 2 and if that number % 2 equaled 0 then I put that number into a array and also printed that number. Then at the end of the program I just counted the length of the array. Thoughts? Here's my code nums = range(1, 10) array = [] for items in nums: mod = items % 2 if mod == 0: array.append(items) print(items) print("We have " +str(len(array))+ " even numbers")

Please make some tutorials on c++. Not only me but many students would be thankful to you as we students need it for schools

We can do that also by making a empty list and adding even numbers to this list. Then print the list 😀

Hi Mosh please make tutorial on spring boot and especially spring security .It will be very useful for lots of people , especially of you are doing :)

def count_evens(y, z): number = 0 for x in range(y, z): if x % 2 == 0: number += 1 print(x) print(f"There are {number} even numbers") count_evens(1, 10)

I solved the exercise using this code and gave me the same result, is it wrong ??? numbers=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] for number in numbers: if number %2 ==0: print(number) print("we have four even number only")

even_numbers = [x for x in range(1, 10) if x % 2 == 0] print(f"We have {len(even_numbers)} even numbers.")

I solved it but I didn't do your solution I did : i = 2 for i in range(10): i = i * 2 print(i) if i == 8: break print("we have 4 even numbers") But your solution is more clearly than mine, I started learning programming python at may 20 .

even_numbers = [] for num in range(1, 10): if num % 2 == 0: even_numbers.insert(0, num) print(num) print(f'There are {len(even_numbers)} even numbers!')

for number in range (2,9,2): print(number) print("We have 4 even Numbers")

numbers = [] for n in range(1, 10): if n % 2 == 0: print(n) numbers.append(n) print(f"We have {len(numbers)} even numbers.") Here's a different approach lam = list(filter(lambda num: num % 2 == 0, range(1, 10))) for num in lam: print(num) print(f"We have {len(lam)} even numbers.") Thanks for the tutorials, I'm learning so much from you.

This is the best channel to learn about python among the RU-vid, Thank you Sir Mosh. 🙏👌

for number in range(1,10): if number % 2 == 0: print(number) print('We have 4 even numbers') I got the same output but is it necessary to set the count=0

lst = range(1,10) even = list(filter(lambda a : a % 2 == 0 ,lst)) for i in even: print(i) print("We have 4 even numbers") We can do this even with anonymous (lambda) function...

even_list = [] for i in range(1,10): even = True if i % 2 == 0: even = False if even: print(i) even_list.append(i) print(f'There are {len(even_list)} even numbers') Same result, is it good tho?

even_list = [i for i in range(1,10) if i%2 == 0] print(len(even_list))

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Print ("We have 4 even numbers"). Job done! 😂

My_Solution: count = 0 for iteration in range(1, 10): if iteration % 2 == 0: count += 1 print(iteration) print('We have ' + str(count) + ' numbers!')

val = 0 for value in range(2,10,2): print(value) val += 1 print(f"we have {val} even numbers ") check this code

no need to use if statement when you can just add 2 as 3rd parameter to range function

numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] print(numbers[1]) print(numbers[3]) print(numbers[5]) print(numbers[7]) print(numbers[9]) print("We have 5 even numbers")

Here we go! for a in range (2,10,2): print(a) print("We have 4 even numbers") -ik this one is awful😂 Thanks! Keep doin' whatcha doin'

Thank you, professor, your explanation is wonderful

thank u sir it was really interesting to solve .make more such videos .i love the way u teach !!

Thanks for the project! I wrote my code the opposite way but it worked! Here's what I wrote: for x in range(1,11): if x % 2 != 0: continue print(x)

Thank you for your video. keep going it will help us to improve our career.

How did bro already start with range function!? and for beginners!?

This can also work with a range and for loop

I like this new approach, Simple yet important things. Keep it up bro. Greetings from Tanzania

What about just using a for loop ?

what about this one😂 i m a beginner and I have absolutely no clue of your way sir, so I used a way that I just learn #x, y, z, o = 2, 4, 6, 8 #print(x) #print(y) #print(z) #print(o) #print("we have 4 even numbers ")

I support the request for exercises 💜 loved it

I did it! feels good

I have done Print("2,4,6,8") the

I have started programming on c++ and this is how I wrote this code at first. currentNumber = 2 quantity = 0 while(currentNumber < 10): print(currentNumber) currentNumber = currentNumber + 2 quantity = quantity + 1 print("You have " + str(quantity) + " even numbers") Much different from how I could do it.

I can't run the code with ctrl + alt + n. I have this error "'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

Great , where can I find more videos like these?

@moshhamedani please help I wrote the exact same code as you did but it is displaying every number separately followed by the 6th string

Your videos are very helpful. Thanks.

If I wanted to print a list of the numbers that we found were % 2 == 0, how would we go about that?

Would you please make a video about printing prime number in given range?

we need more quick exercises like this

please include more exercises like this.

we can also do count = number / 2

Thanks it is very simple and useful tutorial I like moooooooooooooore

Thank you for providing such informative content in the video. I appreciated the friendly manner in which the explanations were delivered.10905

Sir I have problem in c++ in if else statement I can't use multiple character why??

Which software you are using and the extension

I like this sort of Exercise plz :)

for i in range(2,9,2): print(i) print("Hello") easy para hai too itna mushkil karne ki kiya zarurat

Shouldn't be for i in range(1, 11):

why does he equal the modulus to 0 and also why does he += to 1. I'm trying to review my programming hw and im stuck.

Can someone explain to me why I got this error? count += 1 ^^^^^ NameError: name 'count' is not defined. Did you mean: 'round'?

Does this counts? my_num = 2, 4, 6, 8 phrase = "We have 4 even numbers" print(my_num[0]) print(my_num[1]) print(my_num[2]) print(my_num[3]) print(phrase) I mean I did get the same result , but not entirely the same, Anyways thank you. :)

I honestly think this guy explains everything in a way that is very hard to understand,what I mean by that is that he does indeed explain what he's doing but does not explain why the codes do the things they are supposed to do,so even if he says that using "if number % 2 == 0: " counts from 2 to 2,like 2,4,6,8 he doesn't explain why that command does so. It took me 5 minutes to look through the code myself to understand what everything does because he just won't say it himself,he just says "to that because it does that" and does not explain "why that is supposed to do something"

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