2. Branching and Iteration

The idea behind ocw is profound. By distributing knowledge to the whole world for free, MIT is paying tribute to the geniuses like faraday, curie, ramanujan etc... Who produced phenomenal works despite of not having the proper access to the knowledge they needed.

👍👍

She is the teacher version of "Şebnem Ferah"🙂

Good mobile practical portable Open Courses would enhance the tomorrow world better. I love those courses very much so.

everytime I hit print, nothing shows up in my console

to improve examples e.g. for string print( "you_can", "show", "where_the_spaces_are_added", "!" * 3 )
the example code blocks could have a colored background or have a colored border

do we have to use spyder ?

I believe it’s informants

I can't get enough my brain is finally feeling euphoric

"b" is greater than "a" because _lt_ / _gt_ methods of the string class were made to convert the characters to ascii values and return the comparison of those values?

This is gold for us South Asians

the best lecture on python, the reason why mit is a top college in the world

Dr Bell is a legend

i'm wondering if the students had the same bewildered dumb face as the one i have while watching this.

She is 'Steve jobs' in women version

For mac
The shortcut to comment multiple lines in Python

command + /

Me and a fellow colleague are leaping into Python (my native language being R). The lecture videos are well-paced and the lecturing style is top notch! I lecture the occasional statistical programming course, and it's not always easy to keep it interesting and engaging like it is here.

She's legit fucking hot 🔥 🔥 🔥 that nice body and fine ass

Does anyone know how she uncomment multiply lines?
The #####

Dr Bell, you are the best❤❤

Worst ever way to lecture. If Programming is taught the way she teaches, People would never learn. Out of all MIT lectures this instructor is boring and clueless about teaching.

SHE IS SUCH A GOOD TEACHER

Ah, yes, the shortest path to free foode. That is relating the subject to the student. :)

I love this teacher!! She's so funny, but in the driest way possible!! It's great! 😅

I want to learn a lessong everyday if she is my teacher. I will never get tired or bored

you can actually use a for-loop to get input in Python - create a simple iterator class where _next_ returns a value from a call to input().

Thanking MIT OCW Please upload more 💙

Adorable teacher. Excellent lecture.

the number you mention in parenthesis in for loop doesn't printed on the screen

Had somebody taught flow control statements as clearly as Dr.Bell my coding journey would have been at stratospheric levels...these lecture ignited my hopes of becoming a good programmer...

It would help that when Ana points to the board and makes a comment, the camera also shows the board and not the picture of Ana talking.
thanks for the free lectures

Mierrrrr... Primero tengo q aprender inglés 😭😭😭😭😭😭😖😖😖😖😖

Who knew Darlene would be such a good professor

She is second(I'm confused) best professor i ever got on MIT

does anyone have recommendations after learning assembly in MIPS?
I translate between MIPS and c regularly, and i'm familiar with python lol gahd they have it nice lol,
but should I continue with MIPS or go toward something else? i'm interested at this point.

thanks MIT

Why isn't "Type a number..." included in the output, as it is included within the quotation marks?

Anaconda allows intereacitivty: IPython + Spyder (inspire on Matlab, (Matplotlib),+ support for other languages like ruby, R, Julia, Haskell ....etc. wow I am going to explore that tomorrow...

Its a good video. But i do not understand why she using such weird examples