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In this video we will see:
– Mathematical function
– In built function
– Calling Function
– Import in Python
– Floor function
– Ceil function
– Pow function
– Printing pi value
– Finding square root by sqrt function
– Changing name of inbuilt function
– Importing only some part from Math
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Thank You So much Naveen. I have been through a lot of other vid tutorials on Python, but your's is the best. Its straight to the point, short and simple. Thank You So much man.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial sir 😊
sir how will we exit math module?
Hey sir I am so so obsessed with you teaching style thq so much sir and I this lockdown I learn python so easily with your fabulous videos love from Uttarakhand sir ❤️😎
you can make anybody fall in love with python 🙂 there is so much difference in java & python & it is manifested in your videos!! <3
7 << 2=28
125 | 265 = 381
652 ^ 125 = 753
(288 << 2) >> (26 // 6) = 72
How can we restart the shell
output-
1- 28
2-125
3-381
4-524
5-72
1) 7 << 2
28
2) 125 | 265
381
3) 652 ^ 125
753
4) ( 288 << 2 ) >> ( 26 // 6 )
72
how to restart shell is ctrl+f6?
Bit wise operators do not work for float.
sir i am Almost addicted to you and Python …..
1. 28
2. 381
3. ?
4. 72
the way you explain…. oh god … is this brainwashing
no… it is navin
🤓 Quiz Answer 🤓
Guess the output?
1) 7 << 2
Answer : 28
2) 125 | 265
Answer : 381
3) 652 ^ 125
Answer : 753
4) ( 288 << 2 ) >> ( 26 // 6 )
Answer : 72
Answer
1- 28
2-381
3-753
4-72
1:02 indeed
Sir can you please make a video on must know/basic mathematics to learn python
thank you
5:22 In the new version if you go for:
import math as m
and the try:
math.sqrt(x)
it wont work. U have to use 'm' as default.