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Pop emoji. This guy is a troll 🧌 lol
Ответитьwhat ide is that, cuz it looks sick (is it vscode jupyter?)
ОтветитьNow I’m questioning everything you ever told me in the data science videos!
ОтветитьI tho he gonna use a hashmap but he rickrolled me instead 💀
ОтветитьHe prepared too much trying not to laugh while making the video....
ОтветитьThis is clearly a troll! 😂
ОтветитьThis is one of the most helpful python shorts I've seen. Thank you sir.
ОтветитьI don’t get return “f”
ОтветитьBoom
ОтветитьHey Rob, this was funny and all but now you have a N00B like me wondering about what the actual best practice is... Maybe link to a serious version about how not to garble up the code?
I mean, you guys with CS degrees who just do pro production code all day can laugh about this, but I'm a lone dude at a small business frantically trying to find time to build caveman code on the side while handling fulfillment and customer service and accounting... 😓
Create look up table, switch score by 50 and then divide the changed score by 10, then use the output from the operations as your index. 0 means F, 1 means D, 2 means E, 3 means F... Pretty simple solution.
ОтветитьI know it's a joke, but it's not funny, sorry.
ОтветитьThis video offends me on a deep level. We can troll almost everything in life but when it comes to programming, putting shit like this out there is abominable.
ОтветитьNow LLM's can work with video this kind of content will eventually make it into the training data, so the next GPT is going to troll you
ОтветитьI'm new to coding so I thought maybe I was going crazy. But holy shit that first bit of code is so bad lmao. Quadruple nested if/else statement. Funny stuff.
Ответитьimagine building a ml model which print out 721 poop emoji
ОтветитьI used this at work, my manager said I'm promoted
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ОтветитьYou should have added that time.sleep function as a decorator and ad that decoration to each if statement.
Just to make it easier to read.
Where there is a never nester, there is also a never decorator...
Idk If I was right, I'm just your average never decorator
Use match.
Ответитьif you use gif, the code will run with quntum optimuzer.
Ответитьyou forgot about adding extremely long variable names to make it more verbose so you use all of the memory so you get sent to VRAM
ОтветитьTalk about (ir)regular expression(s)
ОтветитьWhy wouldn’t we just use elif instead of separate if statements?
ОтветитьLol 😂 what is thiss
ОтветитьHow do you code this compiler ?
ОтветитьDoes python not have a switch?
ОтветитьRob Mulla has been and is still such a help throughout my Data Science journey that for a sec or two I considered even this advice legit.
Ответитьa nightmare*. "prevent this function run too fast", where do he come.?
ОтветитьThanks a lot.
What IDE are you using in the video?
Like all corporate software, the more engineers touched it. "I don't know why it works, just follow these steps"
ОтветитьDid you ever get error while coding
Ответитьlol
ОтветитьThanks! Uing this to optimize the performance of this web server I'm running on a headless VM!
ОтветитьMost pythonic way. 😎
calculate_grades = lambda x: ['D', 'C', 'B', 'A', 'A', 'F'] [v if ((v:=int(x/10)-6)>=0) else 5]
Nope use 💩 * 69 … it will be most optimum 😇
ОтветитьCool.
ОтветитьYou can also use threads
ОтветитьYep...just unsubscribed....I don't like my life to be clickbaited and donating 30 secs of my life to this dude's channel. Have a nice life
ОтветитьNote if we change the order of these statements in python then the code fails to work 😔
Ответить😂
ОтветитьThanks! This fixes a lot of the problems I’ve been having, mostly my python scripts were just inning way too fast, but all good now 😀👍👍
ОтветитьCan we use any emoji other than the poop emoji?
Ответитьor just use rust bruh
ОтветитьUsing sleep??
ОтветитьI asked why and what before the poop emojis, does it mean i get it?
ОтветитьDon't mix troll in education content newbies may assume it true and f**k up and may lose job or get trolled by others.
ОтветитьI did put it straight into production code. Thx for the advice, bro.
ОтветитьPython "running too fast" has never been a problem in the history of the language.
ОтветитьHa ha ha
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