Tag: Python

Silent session today.

Today I learned about logical conditions in Python. There are three logical conditions:

Today’s lesson was about creating a temperature converter in Python using if-statements again. I use PyCharm. I follow Bro Code’s instructions from his Python course:

I followed a chapter of Bro Code’s full Python course about creating a weight converter with Python. It converts kilograms into pounds or vice versa. For me, it was interesting to see how this is done using if-statements and made use of some f-strings. One of my personal favorite things was that I figured out…

This is such a basic thing, but I always got it wrong. So I created a reminder video for myself. Here, it’s very important to remember that the equals sign and Python is not the equals sign; it’s the assignment operator, because it assigns a value to a variable. The single equals sign (=) in…

Today I learned about inputs in Python and how to do some simple things where that allow a user or that prompt a user to input some values and then we generate an output in Python. This is based on Bro code’s Python full course for free the 2024 version about 30 minutes into the…

I started out with programming with Mosch’s Python beginner’s course. I went about 1.5 hours into it, but I lost it. I think this is the kind of course that you have to take in one setting so that the concepts stay fresh in your mind. But I didn’t do that; I spread it out…

Notes for myself: