Be a Python Pro with Enumerate

Me, the Haskell cultist: zip the entire stream of integers to the list, lift that function postcomposed with putStrLn, and then sequence/commutate the Traversable list with the Monad IO.

Certified double noob😭😭

holy shit

Python pro is to know what is MOR and ORM (Django)

I was a noob

enumeration gives number to names 😅

I code in python not pyythooon😂😂😂

The toxic trait of most coders is tha they choose the complicated way because it makes them look cooler. The first one worked just fine

I would suggest for beginners to avoid using built in functions and rather make your own functuon for a certain task. This would help you with logic building.

You didn't use list comprehension, you are a certified tripple noob

Honestly I disagree with this sentiment. Lot of people code in multiple languages and using a standard process that works in most languages imo is better. Of course if you're a python developer and average 5 lines of code a day sure but let's face it most people using python aren't.

talking down to your audience is not a good idea. Highly suggest you don't it again!

can you help me , i am running pythons on mac hut whenever I try any command with python its show killed". eg : python3 --version

[1] killed 1427 python3 --version

Rip for Those who do know enumerte 😢

never want to see this pedantic noob again..

that's an extremely inefficient usecase of enumerate, under the hood it does an additional for loop for the array, where instead you could just use index()... stop acting like a know it all and stop recommending stupid implementations of problems nobody ever had

You are using python for code then you are super noob 🫨😂

I am a python pro

Python gross and icky

I mean usually I find myself using map instead

What is the value of 'thing'? I get an error. It's not defined.

Since enumerate does not improve time or space complexity, this advice is for n00bs

as a machine learning engineer I see this as an absolute win, I think

Rob I saw another video which said people use list with enumerate are noobs.
He was advocating generators instead of lists.

Range is more efficient if all you care for is an index enumerate is more costly in that sense. Who is the NOOB

Good thing!

just use rust c or go instead

Coding in the first two is fine. Get it to work, then optimise it.

I find it harder to understand and is less explicit. I prefer a counter by convention to other languages.

You're obnoxious. Clicking the "Don'r recommend this channel" button.

Meanwhile me, rarely using python so I do what works in all languages and get called a noob for no actual reason: guess I'm a noob

this code is the same...

Java is better bruh 😅

Well... Under the hood it's basically doing the same thing. I suppose the code is more pythonic, but it only really improves readability if you're familiar with enumerate. Still a neat tip.

As a wise man said, 6 hours of googling, debugging and optimizing can save you from 10 minutes of document reading.

I am CERTIFIED GURU now!

i think the real question is if you need a todo list to do basic self care says volumes. 99 percent of coders dont use many of the built it features as its the objective and functionality accuracy of the code the ultimately most important. plus labeling someone as a noob in programing serves no purpose cause most of us all started from nothing and encourage ability's not trying to enforce some superiority

naa its only cool when it start from 1 not 0
so that average person will know what u are doing
we are not noobs we just prefer ;
counts = 0
counts+=1

So you're a noob because you don't know some feature of a language that you can just figure out along the way? A noob to me is someone priotizing knowledge of some prog. language over ability to solve difficult problems.

I believe there are more than one way to achieve a result. You go with the one you're comfortable with.

But it won't work properly if you have to iterate and you have to delete or add some things while iterating

What do you use to get thé time

Honestly I probably would've wrote a 15 line code yo stop the loop. Well I'm learning javascript right now to improve website quality and so I have more experience

Bro, Im trying to learn... dont call me a noob😢

Funny how he doesn't even say something like 'python noob' but just 'noob'. Imagine you are a C dev with years of experience and this guy calls you noob cause you use `for i in range` that one time that you have to use python for something. Hahaha

Noob

You are using Python, you are a certified NOOB

This was literally the first thing I learnt when doing my python course.

Your code wouldn't pass MyPy

I need exploit tutorial