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Zoom Recording ID: 94347618999
UUID: /0J2dL18TH6gEsvgK12PBw==
Meeting Time: 2021-09-28T13:28:59Z
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When we were recording the video on custom error types, it ran quite long. So we decided to break it up into a second video. In this video we look at a slightly more complicated error type. We also…
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In this video we revisit error messages in Python and show how to read the error type. This type is a class, which means that you can construct your own error objects.
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In this video we show you the basic format of a class definition. However, classes can contain a lot of features, so our classes will be very simple for this demonstration.
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In this video we introduce the final conditional statement, the if-elif-else statement. This allows you to chose between an arbitrary number of options.
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In this video we introduce the if-else statement. It is like the if statement, except that you now chose between two options.
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In this video, we introduce this simplest form of conditional statement, the ifstatement. It allows us to skip over code if we do not wish to execute it.
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Strings have a fundamental property that is not present in the other types so far. You can cut up a string into smaller bits or substrings. This is know as string slicing, and it is the focus of the…
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Strings are very powerful type that we will use in the first major assignment. In this video we introduce the three main string functions that you should be aware of.
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