I am legend. Took 60 lines of code and a whole day of brainstorming to do it all which I am not use to at all yet. I also realized if you put the prompt in the init method, the code will ask for grades for all the students and store them accordingly. That's actually what I did first before watching your video again and did exactly what you told me to. This is why it is good to do things on your own, whether you know it or not it helps broadens your understanding.

"I am legend!". I finally got this right after folding up 4 months ago due to a silly error. I tried again. I love these classes about classes. They came difficult to me too, but I guess I am slowly getting this. YAY! Sometimes it helps to give something a break.

I was able to do it! I even coded it so that the students were in a loop 0 to numStudents so I didn't have to make up instances like stud1, stud2. I just worked inside the loop with std[i]=student. I thought that's what you were asking for in the assignment. It has a method to calculate average grade, low grade and high grade for each student. It has a method to use nested loops to print out the entire list of std[i] with each one's grades (scores[j]). I'm thinking of adding a method to find/print a single student name provided by the user. Anyway, it works like a champ.

Legend. It was definitely the lengthiest assignment so far, but by golly, it works!

You are really a very good teacher, I learned a lot from you sir. I want to learn much more from you. Please teach us all from your full of wisdom. Thank you.

Thought to much about how to loop through and asking for the student names and grades in one setting, instead of just passing the first and last name to the class. After couple of hours I realized that I had the solution already figured out. Immersing yourself into the topics...even when it takes me hours to figure it out...does help to gain a better understanding. Thank you for keeping us motivated to become legends!

I was able to do it all on my own! I didn't even google for help!! Thank you so much Paul for your excellent lessons and of course I AM LEGEND!!

Sir you are a great teacher. I learned very good arduino with help of your videos! Please don't stop teaching online. World needs teachers like you

I absolutely love these lessons. They have given me confidence and have really helped me understand how many useful systems in today’s society work. Thank you Paul for all of these amazing lessons. I wish you many more years of health and happiness.

This was a lot of fun, I was very close to your solution with the biggest change being how I printed out the grades as an array instead of printing each individually - I guess I did not quite understand what you were looking for. All in all, I am very pleased!

Finally, have the lesson done and set in my head. Thanks, Paul.

It took me a while to wrap my head around everything. But once I did it flowed really fast and made a ton of sense! I AM LEGEND!

I struggled with the homework this time round but in the end I managed to come up with a solution. I need to tweak some things now that I have seen your solution. For example I didn’t know that I could put the high grade and the low grade the way you did it. Instead I placed two lines of code, one saying highGrade = highLow[0] and another saying lowGrade=highLow[1]. I also went a bit beyond by creating a pickle to place the students names in a file rather than placing them in the code. Don’t know if I can call myself legend this time round but I feel that I’m learning a lot and grasping all concepts thanks to your excellent tutorials. Thanks a lot.

I am legend. Took quite a while. Got hung up with returning multiple variables in the highLow grades. Finally figured out I needed to separate the high and low in the main program. Thanks for the great lessons. I'm learning alot. Already been through your arduino lessons. Just got my gear for the raspberry pi lessons and I have the kit for the raspberry pi pico w you will be doing this coming year. Looking forward to that one. Tom

Legendary, great introduction to objects/methods! I have never before had a clue about OOP.. Great stuff!

After a long time of avoiding OOP i finally have an idea of how classes work. There is a great little piece of OSS called MeerK40T (pronounced meerkat) that i use with my K40 co2 laser engraver, i have a few ideas I'd like to implement but my progress has been slow and painful considering I'm having to work around a programming style i was completely unfamiliar with. This series was great and i look forward to learning more from you. Thank you Paul!

It took me a few days of playing with this to really wrap my brain around it, but in the end I'm legend, and once it clicked it went pretty quickly. I went about it a little differently than you did. I put a third attribute (self.grade_values) into the Student class, and set it to equal my self.grades_inpt method which prompted for the number of grades, the grade values, and then sorted the grades. That let me only enter the first and last names of the students and did the rest via input before spitting out the various methods. I think I'm going to write up the whole mess again but this time put the individual students into an array which (I think lol) should let me more easily add additional students. This one was fun. I struggled for sure, but it's way clearer now!

I am a legendary fold-up chair. I was struggling to visualize how the user was supposed to interact with the data, so I watched Mr. McWhorter start the program. I then did the bulk of the code on my own, but checked my work with the video as I went. Looking forward to graphics and AI!

Sir good morning, thank you very much that i am the one your followers for your vlog sir. It can help me for my carrier now as a contractor. Infact im beginers for arduino programing sir, but in plc, hmi and motor control i know cause that is my pevious work since i was working for industrial company. Thank you very much sir, you are good teacher or facilitator because you have and full methodology of teaching that easily get by the viewers.

Legend, great video, struggled with concept for classes and methods.

learned so much from you. thank you so much!

Extraordinary, enthralled.. Thank you sir.

I really appreciate the mistakes, because then I get to follow along with the debugging process. I learn how to fix things when they break.

After 2 days of work I am legend. I will go back and concatenate some of my input and print strings to include hyphens. Thanks for that tip.

Thank you. That was a good explanation. I dit it by myself by entering the numbers of students and their names. I was successful doing it.

Ouf already 19 classes done, what a ride! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

Started out great writing the first method and then struggled as I tried to add conditionals inside the () of the following methods. It worked but it was messy. Watched your explanation and when you created self.ng and self.grades I had an AH HA!! moment. It made sense to use these variable inside the other methods. Stopped the lesson, went back to my code and breezed through it. Lesson learned!! I AM LEGEND! Thank you!

I'm learning arduino with you today 😂 u're really the best teacher ❤

Paul, at the last tutorial, I folded like a cheap lawn chair from Kmart (we don't have Walmart here).....although Kmart sells some good stuff. I got the easy, Class parts right but folded on the Methods. I spent hours pulling out my hair, and that's no mean feat seeing I'm bald as a badger: I kept going round in circles. After many hours of crying and screaming I came to this tutorial and found out from you what I didn't understand. Thanks, this is such a great course and you're a real Huckleberry!

Fantastic!

Hey Paul i love your teaching style

I am legend! No cheap lawn chairs here! Thanks Paul!

that WAS fun, Paul.... thank you for the introduction to Object Orientated Programming.,....I am looking forward to learning about Threads ....God bless, you sir...!

You are really the best

Another great lesson.I wish I could find a java lesson series like this but still couldn't.

Thank you sir for the lesson 🙏

I AM LEGEND!!!! this one really stumped me, I feel a little like I cheated because I copy/pasted bits of other code into this one and kept changing the variables until I got it to work lol. but if it works it works and I'm happy.

I am legend, I really like how you explained classes.

I am legend. Got it working without major problems

I AM A LEGEND Loved this assignment Paul.

I am Legend... well I created an array of classes so spent hours on accessing the correct instance of class via the array ... but worth every second!

Hi Paul, args needs a tuple and we explicitly make a tuple when we write (1,) for instance. But when we write (1) it is simply two parenthesis.

I AM LEGEND. Great video, I enjoy learning Python from you.

Legend!👍

i did my home work by myself last week and it worked print("I AM A LEGEND")

I was able to do all but the High, Low, grades. Finally copied your code for that, but it gives first input grade for both low and high grades. Changing order of grade input still gives same results (90 for both high and low, or 93 for both if order in reverse) Code is the same, letter for letter.

I'm Legend!!! that was tough but worth it

Hi Paul, I love your lessons. Greetings from Argentina! Also, I AM LEGEND

Following an epic, two week battle between titan foes Legend and Lawnchair, when the dust settled, Legend stood--battered but victorious, and Lawnchair was nowhere to be found.

Hi Paul, I just wanted to know what is your visual studio code color theme I have tried to find it but couldn't thank you in advance.

Proud to say I'm legend!

I am Legend :) Great lessons as always.

I am legend! Thanks Again.

Great Lesson, again. I originally tried to enter a number of students and call the fn with students[i]=Students(). It was not having it.

I am legend. In the end I used a list for the instance so it wasn’t hardcoded. You then have to loop through the list to find the right instance.i didn’t find a way to instantiate based on the content of a variable.

Well it looks like I get to do homework Again!

I am a lawn chair : | could not do the homework. Thanks for the great videos!!!

I AM A LEGEND ! Mr Paul I I made an empty array of students, asked for number of students and put all of them in the array with append function

Blimey Paul, I struggled with Methods and Classes, I managed this but after multiple passes of your previous video lesson on it, I think I misunderstood the homework and spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to allow the user to select which student they wanted to add the grades for.....

I was not able to do it, because i try to make something harder. I try to make students and input ther grades in the reminal, but i coudnt find a way to make the the student class in order to find the in the reminal. can that be done? to have a menue, where you can enter new students and apenthem in an array and then find the and get all ther info?

I'm a legend...Thanks a lot

I over-thought this and was trying to create the first and last name inside the class instead of passing it in. I folded like a cheap Walmart Lawn chair. Then I watched a minute or two of the video up until you created names for student1 & 2 to pass in. I paused the video and went back and did the lesson, but I not only passed in the names but also the grades one at a time. It was not pretty. I used a lot of if statements and not many loops. I will now watch the rest of the video to see how to do it right.

Thank you! Please could you assist by helping me understand how you would go about having a user input x amount of students each with x amount of grades using classes and methods.

Will you do advanced lessons?

Hello all: Does anyone know how to disable that helper window? It's really annoying. Thanks

Is there a way that can generate objects automatically, in a while loop or sth, where while(1=1) and it asks the name of the student, then it assigns the name to object student[i] instead of defining them one by one and passing the arguments.

I Am Legend!!!!

I did my homework and it was successful. Like you told us to say last lesson, "I am a legend".

I am a Legend!!

I am Legend!

I am a LEGEND

Ok, I know where I'm having trouble with classes. I understand the structure as it applies to the "example" given, I understand what part references to what other part of the structure, but I can't grasp how to apply a new application to the class structure when I go off and try to build my own using a totally different library.. Does that make sense? Like I tried to figure out how to build a class structure to add FPS in my video, and I was completely lost after building the function and object, as to how to apply it further. I feel like I really need to stay here for a bit and work on getting this down. Can you give me a semi-simple library to build a class from? I feel like I could build classes that find names, GPA's, salaries, employees, etc, all week long, but when it comes to utilizing a library, That's when I fold. Maybe I'll look through your python for beginners videos a little closer. I haven't followed this series yet. Just referenced to it for more examples.

I am legend but I demand nothing less than that of myself. My 11 years of retirement has almost wiped out my 30+ years of programming experiance. I will not give up. I just got my Raspberry Pi and will be starting those lessons in a couple of days along with continuing VPython.

I AM LEGEND!

I am a Legend

i M partial Legend!!

I'm legend!!

Didn't know that once a self.x is defined the other methods and even your main program knows about it.

I had a doubt from the code. Why is that you wrote this in the code self.ng = ng

I am LEGEND. =)))))

I am legend, only trouble I had was trying to assign the grades to an array or list to figure hi low so has to 'if' all 5 grades 1 at a time

My previous comment was after doing the homework but before watching this tutorial but now I've watched it. I know you were doing it on the fly, but why did you repeat all the code for the grade report for both students instead of adding printGradeReport to the class. Also I feel that the class should have been 'student' rather than 'students' because when you are creating student1 he/she is a student rather than a students. 'Students' would be an array of students.Does it matter anyway?

One thing you have not shown us is how to write a program so the USER can enter the student first and last names. How do we program so additional objects can be added or subtracted by the USER ? Does anyone out there have an idea.?

Yeah, I'll say it upfront: "I folded up like a cheap Walmart lawn chair". Singing it on the tune of one of ABBA's latest songs "No doubt about it". I can also say that I spent at least 2 hours on trying to do it on my own, if not more. So yeah, sometimes we fail. This time I did. Edit: I was on the right track, but seemingly forgot to use array.append(x) function, hence I kept getting errors. Real rookie mistake it seems!

Yeah, I was getting annoyed with the popup myself. Fortunately, I found instructions for disabling it.

I AM LEGEND !!

Are you on the nano?😁👍🤖🛸

Gave it my best shot but folded like a cheap wal-mart lawn chair halfway through

I am legend.

私は伝説です

I am Legend 😊

On this one I was a legendary lawnchair or a cheap legend.

I am legend...

i am legend

I made it but i used two function that wasn't in class.

Hello Mr Paul how are you I am Ibrahim Saad from Libya I was student at mosrta training center at steel company in 1993 to 1995 I was instrumentation student how can l learn more about the electronics how can I reber new types of circuit board whether small chepes and thank you viry much .

Hey buddy the lesson are good but as you move on am starting getting confused

I am legend

Hello sir . I hope this message finds you well ! . Thanks a lot for this great tutorial , i have some doubts actually regarding this lesson , i have been trying to write a code for this task for a week , but seems that there are some mistakes that i couldn't find , so can you check it please ???, waiting for your feedback! class students: def __init__(self,x,y): self.firstname=x self.lastname=y def grade(self,z): self.grades=[] self.z=z for i in range(0,z,1): grd=float(input("please enter" +x+"'s grade: ")) self.grades.append(grd) return self.grades def prit(self): print(self.firstname,self.lastname,"'s grades are: ") print(self.grades) def average(self): sum=0 for i in range(0,self.z,1): sum=sum+self.grades[i] avg=float(sum/self.z) self.avg=avg def LH (self): lowgrade=100 highgrade=0 for i in range(0,self.z,1): if(self.grades[i]highgrade): highgrade=self.grades[i] self.high=self.grades[i] x=input('What is the name of the student ?: ') y=input("what is "+x+"'s last name?: ") z=int(input("how many grades does "+x+" have?: " )) student1=students(x,y) o=input('If taht is all please enter - or if you need to add more info about another student please enter + ?: ') if(o=='+'): x=input('What is the name of the student ?: ') y=input("what is "+x+"'s last name?: ") z=int(input("how many grades does "+x+" have?: " )) student2=students(x,y) else: print('okay!') w=input('which student would you like to check? , please enter the number of the student (1 or 2): ') if (w=='1'): student1.grade(z) A=input("we created a list of the student's grades , would you like to see it ?: ") if(A=='yes' or A=='YES'): print(student1.prit()) else: print('okay!') v=input("would you like to see the grades's average?: ") if(v=='YES'and v=='yes'): print('the avergae is: ',student1.average()) else: print('okay!') HL=input("would you like to see the highest and lowest grades of the student?: ") if(HL=='Yes'and HL=='YES'): print('the lowest grade is: ',student1.LH()) else: print('that is all, thank you ') else: student2.grade(z) A=input("we created a list of the student's grades , would you like to see it ?: ") if(A=='yes' or A=='YES'): print(student2.prit()) else: print('okay!') v=input("would you like to see the grades's average?: ") if(v=='YES'and v=='yes'): print('the avergae is: ',student2.average()) else: print('okay!') HL=input("would you like to see the highest and lowest grades of the student?: ") if(HL=='Yes'and HL=='YES'): print('the lowest grade is: ',student2.LH()) print('') print('that is all , thank you')

I’m at 90 lines and stuck. I’m positive I’m overthinking this. Edit: oh yeah. I was trying to ask for the students and write them to objects rather than code in a roster