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Love your teaching style 😂

this tutorial is dam cool, it would have been great if we have pdf or doc of the lecture

I find this series to be the best Python programming/scripting tutorials. Thank you

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This video has not explained how to create an XML from scratch with Python.

Hey Ulka, how to traverse all Investors and print the names in a dict so I can print in a nice format?

Hey Ulka, I am starting python especially struck on various ways to print, ppprint and format printing. Is there full fledged course of you somewhere

Hi there,
I used to dislike your video format, but recently I decided to give it a chance.
The way you explain everything is so clear that it convinces me to subscribe to your channel.

This might genuinely be the best Python video I've ever seen. The comedic delivery is genius

i don't know what reason i got, but i have do like video, but i my script didn't read xml file like video

WHich Editor are you using?in this video? please give reply

@Socratica, I love your code for this video. I just want to change xml tag names using python. Can you please create a video on that..

TNice tutorials is a terrible turorial. He plows through info at a speed that doesn’t allow you to follow, or actually absorb anytNice tutorialng.

Nice

I have a simple question really, how do you access children node, let's say there was another tag <amount> </amount> and inside we had <available>10</available>
<purchased>100</purchased>

How would we access crpyto->amount->purchased element

I have to say... I like you a lot ,thanks for education !

"...and by the end of the video...you would have finished watching it" :D made my day :)

I'd love to meet Denny's Aunt Unish tho, she sounds nice

everything worked as expected. i'm chuffed

Attribute values must always be quoted. Either single or double quotes can be used.

I Googled this to send a link to someone else who wanted to know how to work with XML in Python. Rather than trying to explain in detail, I figured it's easier to explain the basics verbally then send them a link. Did not expect to get sucked into the tutorial myself! I absolutely love your presentation style and your humor. You explain the concepts incredibly well and manage to have me genuinely laughing at the same time. Absolutely brilliant! Subscribed. Thanks!

never thought learning xml would be so funny!

Who need blockchain when you have XML . XD

nice to find sometimes a 0.75x worth of video

"Using your mouse skills, expand the XLM Module" - hahahahah that was hilarious xD

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I love Ulka! I know she does not write the scripts but she makes them good every single time, props to whomever chose her for this course!

Brilliant !!!!!!

in fact your presentation is outstanding... sooo soo soooo perfect, remarkable and impressive. woooow

Loving your lessons! Greetintgs from Brazil.

34 seconds in an the future was predicted. It's an airtight prediction too....
'By the end of this video, you will have finished watching it."

i really appreciate these slightly bad jokes

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That woman is amazing kkkkkk

The presentation of your lectures is out of this world. 😅

I know it's a bit late, but you can correct the XML layout after adding a new subelement by using the Indent method of ElementTree. This refreshes the automatic indent for the whole tree (or element). You may need to specify "space = ' '" (4 spaces) to override the default setting, to match the default layout for the dump method.

ET.indent (tree, space = ' ') # for entire tree

ET.indent (elm, space = ' ', level = 1) # for just the element

although I did have problems with inconsistent spacing trying to just indent the element!! :O

helpful tutorials and terribly loud background music

Best and funniest teacher, your jokes are so fun. Love from Brazil!

Nice video, a little bit complicated explanation, but a good one. I hope that I'll understand how to create a XML parser from it. Why are you using the "old" formatting .format instead of f ?

Back around the turn of the century I developed a bad case of XML-lust and everything in sight was an XML nail. I loved the metadata of attributes. I had a bad SAX-addiction because I always loved state-driven algorithms. But XML turned out to be a gateway to XPath and XSD and XSLT,… even SGML. It’s a deep rabbit hole. (But, damn, all those tags are a PITA.)

(I know you don’t care, funny robot, but EML was taken for email.)

I listened to this video while driving.

OMG this is wonderful!

wish I can like this a few more times...