thanx to bro code, in just 5 days, I learnt enough of python to top my school in computer science exam in my high school junior year. bro is a blessing from the lord
That is awesome man! Congratulations to you!! I got into programming recently and found this playlist. If you don't mind me asking, did you do just this playlist or more stuff from BroCode for landing your job? Thanks a ton!!!
Keyword arguments: Preceded by a keyword (the name of the argument at the time of defining the function) e.g. when something is print(), the default value for that is end=" " which we can alter by something enclosed in quotes. Similarly with sep def greeting(greeting, title, first, last): return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}" print(greeting("Hello", first="Bro", last="Code", title="Mr.")) Hello Mr. Bro Code def greeting(greeting, title, first, last): return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}" print(greeting("Hello", last="Code", title="Mr.", first="Bro")) Hello Mr. Bro Code def greeting(greeting, title, first, last): return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}" print(greeting("Hello", "Mr.", last="Code", first="Bro")) Hello Mr. Bro Code
There is one problem with this program. If your last 4 digits is something like 0123, the zero causes the following syntax error: leading zeros in decimal integer literals are not permitted; use an 0o prefix for octal integers. Has anybody else run into this problem. Hopefully, in future vids this will be brought up. All - in - all, these are very good lessons. Thanks Bro Code for all the efforts you've put into these vids.
spongebob squarpants =)))) god , I love his lessons , the best time I had was learning his 12 hour python lessons, I really make the most out of it it took nearly two months. now i just love o hear his voice , cause h e is going into the root of things, the best teacher i have seen in youtube, hands down