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email address but name this time and | 4,447.96 | 3.48 |
we're going to hope that they type in | 4,450.199 | 4.52 |
their name properly like David ma but | 4,451.44 | 4.799 |
some users might be in the habit for | 4,454.719 | 3.161 |
whatever reason of typing their name | 4,456.239 | 3.681 |
backwards if you will with a comma such | 4,457.88 | 6.72 |
as ma comma David instead now it's fine | 4,459.92 | 6.6 |
because both both are clearly as | 4,464.6 | 3.8 |
readable to the human but if you want to | 4,466.52 | 4 |
standardize how those names are stored | 4,468.4 | 4.56 |
in your system perhaps a database or CSV | 4,470.52 | 4.24 |
file or something else it would be nice | 4,472.96 | 3.96 |
to at least standardize or canonicalize | 4,474.76 | 3.8 |
the format in which you're storing your | 4,476.92 | 3.759 |
data so that if you print out the user's | 4,478.56 | 4.119 |
name it's always the same format David | 4,480.679 | 4.761 |
men and there's no commas or backwards | 4,482.679 | 5.401 |
to it so let's go ahead and do something | 4,485.44 | 4.04 |
familiar let's go ahead and give myself | 4,488.08 | 3.599 |
a variable called name and set it equal | 4,489.48 | 3.96 |
to the return value of input asking the | 4,491.679 | 3.96 |
user as we've done many times what's | 4,493.44 | 4.12 |
your name question mark I'm going to go | 4,495.639 | 3.721 |
ahead and proactively at least clean up | 4,497.56 | 4.119 |
some messiness as we keep doing here by | 4,499.36 | 3.72 |
just stripping off any leading or | 4,501.679 | 2.881 |
trailing whites space just in case the | 4,503.08 | 3.559 |
user accidentally hits the space bar we | 4,504.56 | 4.44 |
don't want that ultimately in our data | 4,506.639 | 4.721 |
set and now let me go ahead and do this | 4,509 | 3.76 |
as we've done before let me just go | 4,511.36 | 3.24 |
ahead quickly and print out just to make | 4,512.76 | 4.28 |
sure I'm off to the right start hello | 4,514.6 | 4.559 |
and then in curly braces name so making | 4,517.04 | 5.159 |
an F string to format hello comma name | 4,519.159 | 4.401 |
now let me go ahead and clear my screen | 4,522.199 | 3.921 |
and run python a format up Pi let me | 4,523.56 | 4.36 |
behave and type in my name as I normally | 4,526.12 | 4.519 |
would David space ma enter and I think | 4,527.92 | 4.88 |
the output looks pretty good it looks as | 4,530.639 | 4.52 |
expected grammatically let me now go | 4,532.8 | 4.72 |
ahead though and play this game again | 4,535.159 | 3.601 |
but this time maybe because I'm not | 4,537.52 | 2.52 |
thinking or I'm just in the habit of | 4,538.76 | 3.879 |
doing last name comma first I do mein | 4,540.04 | 5.4 |
comma David and hit enter all right well | 4,542.639 | 5.241 |
this now is is weird even though the | 4,545.44 | 4.239 |
program is just spitting out exactly | 4,547.88 | 4.319 |
what I typed in arguably this is not | 4,549.679 | 4.241 |
close to correct at least grammatically | 4,552.199 | 4.921 |
it should really say hello David ma now | 4,553.92 | 4.759 |
maybe I could have some if conditions | 4,557.12 | 3.119 |
and I could just reject the users's | 4,558.679 | 3.641 |
input if they type a comma or get their | 4,560.239 | 4.121 |
names backwards somehow but that's going | 4,562.32 | 4.359 |
to be uh too little too late if the user | 4,564.36 | 4.72 |
has already submitted a form online and | 4,566.679 | 4.601 |
I already have the data and now I need | 4,569.08 | 3.84 |
to go in and clean it up and it's not | 4,571.28 | 3.32 |
going to be fun to go through manually | 4,572.92 | 3.64 |
in Google spreadsheets or apple numbers | 4,574.6 | 4.76 |
or Microsoft Excel and manually fix a | 4,576.56 | 4.52 |
lot of people's names to get rid of the | 4,579.36 | 3.56 |
commas and move the first name before | 4,581.08 | 5 |
the last as is conventional in the us so | 4,582.92 | 5 |
let's do this it could be a little | 4,586.08 | 3.76 |
fragile but let's like let's start to | 4,587.92 | 2.92 |
express ourselves a little | 4,589.84 | 3.6 |
programmatically here and ask this if | 4,590.84 | 6 |
there is a comma in the person's name | 4,593.44 | 5.32 |
which is pythonic I'm just asking the | 4,596.84 | 4.04 |
question is this shorter string in this | 4,598.76 | 4.04 |
longer string then let me go ahead and | 4,600.88 | 4.04 |
do this let me go ahead and grab that | 4,602.8 | 5.52 |
name in the variable split on not just | 4,604.92 | 6.279 |
the comma but the space after assuming | 4,608.32 | 4.68 |
the human typed in a space after their | 4,611.199 | 3.721 |
name and let me go ahead and store the | 4,613 | 4.04 |
result of that splitting of me comma | 4,614.92 | 4.96 |
David into two variables let's do last | 4,617.04 | 5.36 |
comma first again unpacking the sequence | 4,619.88 | 5.64 |
of values that comes back now let me go | 4,622.4 | 4.88 |
ahead and reformat the name so I'm going | 4,625.52 | 3.76 |
to forcibly change the user's name to be | 4,627.28 | 4.399 |
as I expect so name is actually going to | 4,629.28 | 6.28 |
be this format string first name then | 4,631.679 | 6.121 |
last name both in curly braces but | 4,635.56 | 4.36 |
formatt it together with a single space | 4,637.8 | 4.72 |
so that I'm overriding the user's input | 4,639.92 | 4.48 |
and updating my name variable | 4,642.52 | 2.84 |
accordingly | 4,644.4 | 2.52 |
for the moment to be clear this program | 4,645.36 | 3.64 |
is interactive like the users like me | 4,646.92 | 4.48 |
are typing their name into the program | 4,649 | 5 |
but imagine the data already is in a CSV | 4,651.4 | 4.44 |
file it came in from some process like a | 4,654 | 3.92 |
Google form or something else online you | 4,655.84 | 4.16 |
could imagine writing code similar to | 4,657.92 | 4.239 |
this but that maybe goes and reads that | 4,660 | 4.6 |
file into memory first maybe it's a CSV | 4,662.159 | 5 |
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