#Python's zip() pairs up two lists, position by position. Rebuild the #zip function from scratch and see how names and scores become pairs. Learn Python for beginners, one built-in function at a time.
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Spot the bug before #Python does
The list clearly has an even number, but the function says None.
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Two chained comparisons that look almost the same. Lock in your answer and see how many get it right.
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Python's enumerate() is just a counter in disguise.
Rebuild the enumerate function from scratch and see how a for loop gets each item and its position.
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#Python's len() is just a counter and a for loop. Rebuild the len function from scratch in 5 lines and see how Python counts items in a list or a string. Follow @pylernen for the next coding lesson.
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Two carts, one apple, both have it.
SO WHAT WENT WRONG?
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Free WiFi if you can crack this Python code
One string, two slices, and a password that doesn't look like the original.
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Stop repeating yourself.
A for loop runs your code once per item, and range() counts from 0.
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An empty list, two simple functions, and one answer that surprises people.
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We only changed one number, so why does Python print something different?
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