Python Tutorial - 25. Command line argument processing using argparse

Sir thanks you very much,
I was stuck in the image orientation code of my company
As they have command argparse of angles

With ur help it would be very much difficult for me

Butt numsz -- are never args! Hence; a statement - proves itt. Personal pronoun - not machin'd.
PY' -- Royalty of, some Nation? I'm prince! There's noway, he was taught -- any PY'. THON' - as this prince, sits on, his throne.

Why did jump to the coding stuff right away before even defining what parsing and command-line argument really are!!! How on earth we could code something without understanding what it is!!!
Thanks though

many thanks for make this video. very easy to understand.

What was the need of background music? It's disturbing ..difficult to concentrate.

Very neat and clear explanation!

Can I pass a list of files? Say I want to pass multiple files in the command line. How to do that?

Superb video. thanks

This is very helpful. Keep it up.

How do I combine two codes, if both the codes are command line interfaced using argparse and require different inputs for their usage?

great

please make in hindi

Hi there. Am getting an error saying ArgumentParser() is not in the argparse module. Am running latest PyCharm, Python 3.7 on Mac. Has something changed?

how would this work for jupyter notebooks? could I run a jupyter notebook and then have a saved version with all the outputs to explore if I want to in the future?:)

I REALLY LEARNED ARGPARSE FROM THIS VIDEO 🙋‍♂️✅👍

very nice
clearly understandable
am in learning phase
here's my question, why
result=None ; declared initially?
I didn't know the debugging implementation before
thank you for that as well

I have error

Error : the following arguments are required:
How can solve that error ?

argparse.ArgumentError: argument -h/--height: conflicting option string: -h

i defined a function for calculating volume.

my input parameters are radius and height and i defined them in the same way as number1 and number 2 has been defined in this tutorial, but i persistently received the above error.pls help

thank you for your video, it is very useful. But I have one question: if the argument is not optional without "--" defined, how can I use the configuration --> Script parameters to do the debug. Look forward anyone can give me one hand. thanks

Thanks a lot man!
It was really really helpful

What editor do you use?

Please does argsparse work on Jupyter notebook

Love how you thought of everything. While watching this I was thinking, but how will I debug this using pycharm, and then at the very next moment, you mentioned it. You are a genius.

Besides help, are there any more functionality benefits versus sys.argv[1] to accept the input? Seems to be WAY MORE straight forward to accept user input from cmd.

came here after reading quite a few web pages. this is the best explanation, kudos!

no switch-case for you today?

What kind of Editor / Framework, you are using to work with python?

how to set those script parameters using normal python IDLE

how can i do the command prompt thing inside of the code

Love you man.. awesome

This is great!!! Thank you

Sala background me lagta hai B-Grade movie ka Music Chala diya ho

Python is easy language as you've told. But making it easy to learn, you did a fantastic job.

your videos are great, but they tend to make people sleepy , try to put some "energy" in your delivery.

Your Classes are the best I have ever watched. amazing way of explaining your points. I have Never seen anyone matching you. Many Many thanks for the amazing contents.

what is the diff bw system.argv[ ] and argparse

lose the annoying music next time please....

OK. I know what is the use of __name__='__main__'
But I don't clearly understand why did you implement that method in this script at the beginning!!

what is the use of this? why not take input in the program normally? I am new to python so please excuse my ignorance to the topic. Thanks

You are an amazing teacher!

Very helpful! Thank you! :)

extremely useful

Good vid dude