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source software for us it's | 2,991.44 | 4 |
demonstrative of a feature more | 2,993.52 | 3.92 |
generally here namely being able to | 2,995.44 | 3.76 |
install these third-party packages and | 2,997.44 | 4.32 |
how you might do so in python now i'll | 2,999.2 | 4 |
leave this up on the screen for a moment | 3,001.76 | 3.44 |
and see if there's any questions about | 3,003.2 | 5.359 |
cows or tyrannosaurus rex's or packages | 3,005.2 | 5.68 |
more generally | 3,008.559 | 4 |
i'm really qualified to speak to just | 3,010.88 | 3.6 |
one of those | 3,012.559 | 5.121 |
hi um i've got two questions it's a bit | 3,014.48 | 6.16 |
earlier than what it's supposed to be um | 3,017.68 | 5.52 |
so the first question is | 3,020.64 | 3.52 |
the | 3,023.2 | 4.32 |
packages that you're calling um | 3,024.16 | 4.24 |
to | 3,027.52 | 3.44 |
use in the program | 3,028.4 | 5.36 |
are they the same as | 3,030.96 | 3.76 |
um | 3,033.76 | 4.24 |
let's say because i'm doing java | 3,034.72 | 6.72 |
the same as calling a class of a java | 3,038 | 4.48 |
file | 3,041.44 | 4.32 |
in order to use its functions | 3,042.48 | 6.079 |
and my second question is | 3,045.76 | 5.359 |
what's the actual purpose of using | 3,048.559 | 5.441 |
command line arguments as you use | 3,051.119 | 3.761 |
because | 3,054 | 5.28 |
it's not really the best way to | 3,054.88 | 7.12 |
as you say be user friendly | 3,059.28 | 4.24 |
where as in | 3,062 | 4.24 |
let's say the person who's | 3,063.52 | 5.36 |
using the program doesn't know what it | 3,066.24 | 5.2 |
what they want what the program's asking | 3,068.88 | 3.52 |
them | 3,071.44 | 2.56 |
really good questions the first question | 3,072.4 | 3.84 |
about the comparison with java python | 3,074 | 4.64 |
packages are similar to java packages | 3,076.24 | 4.079 |
where you have something dot something | 3,078.64 | 3.28 |
dot something at the top of your program | 3,080.319 | 3.28 |
that gives you access to a class or | 3,081.92 | 3.919 |
something else python itself supports | 3,083.599 | 4.801 |
classes more on those down the road and | 3,085.839 | 4.72 |
you can do very similar things in python | 3,088.4 | 4.08 |
as you can do with java but the analog | 3,090.559 | 4.481 |
really is python packages to java | 3,092.48 | 4.879 |
packages here as for command line | 3,095.04 | 4.64 |
arguments you ask a good question why do | 3,097.359 | 3.601 |
we use them especially if they're | 3,099.68 | 3.2 |
literally yes user friendly they're a | 3,100.96 | 4.399 |
little less user friendly to people who | 3,102.88 | 5.04 |
aren't in this zoom to be honest you and | 3,105.359 | 4.161 |
i as we learn more and more about | 3,107.92 | 3.12 |
programming and more about command line | 3,109.52 | 3.36 |
arguments i daresay will become more | 3,111.04 | 4.64 |
comfortable with and tend to prefer the | 3,112.88 | 4.8 |
ability to customize commands using | 3,115.68 | 3.76 |
these command line arguments why | 3,117.68 | 3.76 |
productivity it tends to make you faster | 3,119.44 | 3.119 |
because you get into the habit of | 3,121.44 | 2.8 |
knowing exactly how you can configure | 3,122.559 | 3.841 |
your software without having to manually | 3,124.24 | 4.56 |
answer questions and case in point all | 3,126.4 | 3.84 |
of this time | 3,128.8 | 3.84 |
have we been running python of something | 3,130.24 | 5.04 |
dot pi you could imagine not doing that | 3,132.64 | 4.56 |
you could imagine typing only python | 3,135.28 | 3.92 |
hitting enter and then you're prompted | 3,137.2 | 3.28 |
for the name of the file you want to run | 3,139.2 | 3.2 |
so you type in something.pi and then it | 3,140.48 | 4.4 |
runs not a big deal but i i would argue | 3,142.4 | 4 |
that over time you're going to get a | 3,144.88 | 3.12 |
little tired of that tedium and you | 3,146.4 | 3.28 |
would much prefer to just automate the | 3,148 | 3.44 |
command again and again and again | 3,149.68 | 3.439 |
especially with little conveniences like | 3,151.44 | 3.76 |
being able to hit up and down in your | 3,153.119 | 4 |
keyboard history so as to rerun those | 3,155.2 | 4.32 |
same commands automation is big too if | 3,157.119 | 4.48 |
you emerge from a class like this and | 3,159.52 | 4.96 |
start using python to automate processes | 3,161.599 | 4.561 |
at work or for personal projects or the | 3,164.48 | 3.599 |
like the ability to specify all of your | 3,166.16 | 3.439 |
inputs on the one line just means you | 3,168.079 | 4.321 |
can get work done more quickly so hands | 3,169.599 | 4.881 |
down absolutely using command line | 3,172.4 | 5.199 |
arguments is a more arcane uh feature of | 3,174.48 | 5.359 |
systems that most of us are no longer as | 3,177.599 | 4.24 |
familiar with because of windows and mac | 3,179.839 | 3.76 |
os and other operating systems that have | 3,181.839 | 4.24 |
buttons and guise and menus but the more | 3,183.599 | 4.24 |
comfortable get you get with programming | 3,186.079 | 3.841 |
i dare say the more you will tend to | 3,187.839 | 4.081 |
prefer these capabilities because they | 3,189.92 | 5.04 |
allow you to do things more quickly | 3,191.92 | 4.96 |
with that said allow me to propose that | 3,194.96 | 5.44 |
we take a turn toward yet another | 3,196.88 | 5.92 |
package that's particularly popular and | 3,200.4 | 4.8 |
just as easy to install all toward an | 3,202.8 | 5.12 |
end of using apis now apis are not | 3,205.2 | 4.72 |
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