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python python allows you to pass | 2,884.92 | 6.54 |
functions as arguments in two other | 2,887.859 | 6.061 |
functions so get name is a function | 2,891.46 | 5.94 |
sorted is a function and I'm passing in | 2,893.92 | 7.5 |
get name to sort it as the value of that | 2,897.4 | 6.9 |
key parameter now why am I doing that | 2,901.42 | 4.439 |
well if you think of the get name | 2,904.3 | 3.96 |
function as just a bunch a block of code | 2,905.859 | 4.021 |
that will get the name of a student | 2,908.26 | 3.48 |
that's handy because that's the | 2,909.88 | 4.199 |
capability that sorted needs when given | 2,911.74 | 3.9 |
a list of students Each of which is a | 2,914.079 | 3.961 |
dictionary sorted needs to know how do I | 2,915.64 | 3.84 |
get the name of the student in order to | 2,918.04 | 3.12 |
do alphabetical sorting for you the | 2,919.48 | 3.119 |
authors of python didn't know that we | 2,921.16 | 2.88 |
were going to be creating students here | 2,922.599 | 3 |
in this class so they couldn't have | 2,924.04 | 3.84 |
anticipated writing code in advance that | 2,925.599 | 3.901 |
specifically sorts on a field called | 2,927.88 | 4.38 |
student let alone called name let alone | 2,929.5 | 3.9 |
house | 2,932.26 | 3.96 |
so what did they do they instead built | 2,933.4 | 5.219 |
into the sorted function this named | 2,936.22 | 4.74 |
parameter key that allows us all these | 2,938.619 | 4.321 |
years later to tell their function | 2,940.96 | 4.139 |
sorted how to sort this list of | 2,942.94 | 4.679 |
dictionaries so now watch what happens | 2,945.099 | 5.701 |
if I run python of students.pi and hit | 2,947.619 | 6.48 |
enter I now have a sorted list of output | 2,950.8 | 5.64 |
why because now that list of | 2,954.099 | 5.281 |
dictionaries has all been sorted by the | 2,956.44 | 4.02 |
student's name | 2,959.38 | 3.66 |
I can further do this if as before we | 2,960.46 | 3.899 |
want to reverse the whole thing by | 2,963.04 | 3.18 |
saying reverse equals true we can do | 2,964.359 | 3.421 |
that too let me rerun python of | 2,966.22 | 3.3 |
students.pi and hit enter now it's | 2,967.78 | 3.96 |
reverse now it's Ron then Hermione Harry | 2,969.52 | 4.079 |
and Draco but we can do something | 2,971.74 | 4.56 |
different as well what if I want to sort | 2,973.599 | 5.941 |
for instance by house name reversed I | 2,976.3 | 4.74 |
could do this I could change this | 2,979.54 | 3.96 |
function from get name to get house I | 2,981.04 | 4.079 |
could change the implementation up here | 2,983.5 | 4.14 |
to be get house and I can return not the | 2,985.119 | 4.141 |
student's name but the student's house | 2,987.64 | 5.66 |
and so now notice if I run python of | 2,989.26 | 7.44 |
students.pi enter notice now it is | 2,993.3 | 6.299 |
sorted by house in reverse order | 2,996.7 | 5.46 |
Slytherin is first and then Gryffindor | 2,999.599 | 5.321 |
if I get rid of the reverse but keep the | 3,002.16 | 5.34 |
get house and rerun this program now | 3,004.92 | 5.639 |
it's sorted by house gryffindors first | 3,007.5 | 5.52 |
and Slytherin is last and the upside now | 3,010.559 | 4.441 |
of this is because I'm using this list | 3,013.02 | 4.5 |
of dictionaries and keeping the students | 3,015 | 4.859 |
data together until the last minute when | 3,017.52 | 4.38 |
I'm finally do doing the printing I now | 3,019.859 | 3.72 |
have full control over the information | 3,021.9 | 4.199 |
itself and I can sort by this or that I | 3,023.579 | 3.961 |
don't have to construct construct those | 3,026.099 | 3.301 |
sentences in advance like I rather | 3,027.54 | 4.38 |
hackishly did the first time all right | 3,029.4 | 4.5 |
that was a lot let me pause here to see | 3,031.92 | 4.139 |
if there are questions | 3,033.9 | 4.74 |
so when when we're starting the files | 3,036.059 | 5.901 |
should we every time should we use the | 3,038.64 | 5.459 |
loops or | 3,041.96 | 5.619 |
like uh like a dictionary or or any kind | 3,044.099 | 7.681 |
of list can be sort by just sorting not | 3,047.579 | 6.181 |
looping or | 3,051.78 | 5.4 |
any kind of stuff a good question and | 3,053.76 | 5.52 |
the short answer with python alone | 3,057.18 | 4.32 |
you're the programmer you need to do the | 3,059.28 | 4.559 |
Sorting with libraries and other | 3,061.5 | 4.559 |
techniques absolutely you can do more of | 3,063.839 | 4.201 |
this automatically because someone else | 3,066.059 | 3.841 |
has written that code what we're doing | 3,068.04 | 3.42 |
at the moment is doing everything from | 3,069.9 | 3.419 |
scratch ourselves but absolutely with | 3,071.46 | 3.3 |
other functions or libraries some of | 3,073.319 | 4.26 |
this could be made uh more uh easily | 3,074.76 | 5.339 |
done some of this could be made easier | 3,077.579 | 4.321 |
other questions | 3,080.099 | 4.861 |
on this technique here it's equal to the | 3,081.9 | 7.02 |
returned value of the function can it be | 3,084.96 | 10.32 |
equal to uh just uh a variable or a | 3,088.92 | 9.12 |
value it well yes it should equal a | 3,095.28 | 4.98 |
value so I'm speci and I should clarify | 3,098.04 | 4.62 |
actually since this was not obvious | 3,100.26 | 5.16 |
so when you pass in a function like get | 3,102.66 | 5.52 |
name or get house to the sorted function | 3,105.42 | 5.58 |
as the value of key that function is | 3,108.18 | 6.3 |
automatically called by the get by the | 3,111 | 6.24 |
sorted function for you on each of the | 3,114.48 | 5.579 |
dictionaries in the list and it uses the | 3,117.24 | 5.22 |
return value of get name or get house to | 3,120.059 | 5.401 |
decide what strings to actually use to | 3,122.46 | 5.28 |
compare in order to decide which is | 3,125.46 | 4.74 |
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