Python Tutorial for Absolute Beginners #1 - What Are Variables?

Below is an outline of this video. Also, a few tips: 1. Here is the playlist for this series: goo.gl/4dQMsJ 2. If you want to learn faster than I talk, I’d recommend 1.25x or 1.5x speed :) 3. Download the sample files here to follow along (they are Jupyter Notebook files): www.csdojo.io/python1 4. Have fun! If anything is unclear, please let me know in a comment. 0:00: Introduction 0:17: Who’s this tutorial for? 0:30: An outline of this video 1:18: What is Python and what can you do with it? 2:01: What is IDE and why I chose Jupyter Notebook 3:09: How Jupyter Notebook works 4:19: How to install Python and Jupyter (through Anaconda) 5:58: Launching Jupyter 7:59: The print() function 10:24: Introduction to variables 13:08: What are variables (in Python)? 16:42: Assigning a variable to another variable 19:03: A practice problem - swapping two variables 20:40: Solutions to the practice problem - swapping two variables

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The quickest way to swap in Python is by using Tuples. Try this: a = 2 b = 4 a, b = b, a print(a) will give you 4 print(b) will give you 2 How easy is that. No more temps!

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