[] = Brackets () = Parenthesis {} = Curly Braces In-built = Built-In At one time I also used to call them interchangeably :)

Literally the best tutorial

Ur videos + Documentation brushed off my python skills :)

i love the way you explained everything was so easily to understand

great videos. just my 1 cent tip: there is a way to modify the tuple elements is to convert the tuple to a list and then change it and later convert that list again to tuple :) just a work around if anyone wants to change the tuple element

Best 👍💯 I want more videos this playlist

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. I'm basically following your python playlist. It helps a lot for newbie like me.

you are an amazing teacher Krish. Much appreciated!

Sir,please upload videos on sql related to data science as well!

Eagerly waiting for more videos on deployment

Brief and concise perfect content for learning ❤️🔥🔥🔥💯

Your videos help me a lot to get a clear idea. Thanks for the tutorials. Keep going.

Thank you sir for this outstanding tutorial.

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In Python versions before 3.7, dictionaries were unordered. This means that: The order of items was arbitrary and unpredictable. Items could be accessed by key, but not by index. Iterating over the dictionary would yield items in an arbitrary order. This was because dictionaries in Python were implemented as hash tables under the hood. Hash tables store items based on their hash value, not their insertion order. However, starting with Python 3.7, dictionaries are ordered. This means: Items are stored and iterated in the order they were inserted. Items can be accessed by both key and index.

ordered (In Python 3.7 and higher version): dictionaries are ordered, which means that the items have a defined order, and that order will not change. A simple Hash Table consists of key-value pair arranged in pseudo-random order based on the calculations from Hash Function. Please correct it is an older version

Nice help to aspirants of python learning

done...heading to video number 7 :)

This is actually good.. your videos are like quick notes for me.. keep going.. I want some suggestions from you personally. What should I do?

Thank you very much, these videos are giving me much command on python related to ML

thanks for all your amazing video

Neat and clear sir love you

thank you so much.. sir..

sir please make a complete videos on artificial intelligence course

thanks a lot for the tutroial.

Hi krish sir, video is so nice and best one. but sir u said that no need to remember but what will be in intrvw? will they ask regarding all this. we understand concepts and also googling idea.

Thanks was helpful

Hey Krish..Thanks for the video...Does Tuple is having only 2 inbuilt functions, because when I press Tab after Dot(Ex: tuple1. ) I am getting only 2 inbuilt functions (Count & Index) or it depends on Anaconda version ?

Thank you Krish

Sir, please upload rest of the videos at the earliest.. Excited to learn them 🔥

Thanks Krish

Hi Krish, There is a minor mistake in the notebook , instead of str_example.isnum() it will be str_example.isnumeric()

while reteriving data from database. lets suppose there no value in one of the keys in dictionary. how can we handle it ??. like in react js there is a library called LODASH. is there anything similar for Python ?

sir you did not specify the access operation for sets

Sir can u explain me how did u right sets definition above d cell

Thank you sir 🙏

awesome..sir

Done and implemented

Thank you!

After creating nested dictionaries how to make a for loop to print only the years which you have shown in example sir.

when to use single quote and when to use double quotes?

You work is always appreciable but apart from everything.....what is tuple😂😂😂 टूयूपल i heard this word first time and i laughed alot because before it i heard टपल

sir, please dont asume all the students are from CS background or have coding experience in other languages before making videos. It will be very helpful for others also to understand.

how did u change the order of cells??? in 3:27

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sets arrange output alphabetically, bcoz i m getting so... different output if we directly see output for variable name and by using print(var name)

sir set start from {} not from () this

how do we retrieve elements from a SET?

thanks

Which software you are using for recording

Sir we need tutorial for numpy , pandas , matplotlib and other libraries also.

Hey krish could you please rectify the voice issue for your upcoming videos.

I am in dilemma Who it is possible that somebody is charging rupees around 50 thousands for this type course and you are providing it free. Can you explain me that who Udemy also provide the course at cheaper rate. I am confuse to go course which course one for which I have to spend 30000 and other courses from Udemy which charge 1000 and your course

Sir when will you start ml

waiting for mysql playlist.

done

sir where are for loop while loop videos in playlist

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Sir I'm not able to overwrite Audi with Maruti even after writing as it is

[] -- list {} --- set/dict () -- tuple

Sir I got a doubt. Please solve this question please. Write a program which can filter odd numbers in a list by using filter function...???

at 2:12 he has put values in order avengers, ironman, hitman but the output comes in order ironman, avengers, hitman. How did this happen?

sir in my jupyter notebook inbuilt function is not suggesting. what can i do ?

Hello Krish i want to say that how in your jupyter notebook when you use a dot operator after set or list name a list of inbuilt functions is displayed while when i am trying this in jupyter notebook it is not showing that prebuilt function list can you tell me?

Dictionary is same as javascript object ditto

How to extract the nested dictionary and its data from this object list? I have given a data frame and in that there are multiple columns which have the string objects as nested dictionary. What could be the best way to extract the offer_price value and regular_price value from the given list of strings of nested dictionary? [ "{'offer_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 35.0}, 'regular_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 35.0}}", "{'offer_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 25.0}, 'regular_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 25.0}}", "{'offer_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 15.0}, 'regular_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 15.0}}", "{'offer_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 150.0}, 'regular_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 150.0}}", "{'offer_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 55.0}, 'regular_price': {'currency': 'GBP', 'value': 55.0}}" ]

How to find it on the git hub? Please help

where can i practice

Sir can we use pycharm instead

Do Set arrange the items alphabetically by its own

How to Google helps us sir .. without remembering

video3//12/04/2024 Done Sets, dictionaries and tuples

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