gistfile1.txt

Hello, world!

pastebin.com and gist.github.com make it easy to share large amounts of text with people over the web.

It works!

Sweet!

Woohoo. Do people put error code as a gist and discuss it? It feels like gists should all be good snippets of code that people can use.

Nice!

so it does

yeay! I love gist!

ere i am jh

It's still here!

Nice book!

noice.

Thank you, good book

Thank you for all the efforts

Cool！

whats this

Woohoo!

gook luck

Every day is still day one!!

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late to the party! lol

I like the book!

Just started the book. Glad this is still here

Awesome!

Still here. 2018

Thank you!

Awesome.

ok

Cool.

did it.

Great intro, thanks!

just started reading the book

bingo !!!

Nice 👍

Just started the book today

Do chickens have large talons?

just started reading the book, Sweet

I just picked up your book. sofar so good Pastebin no longer works though

Hello all from Evesham in England.
What a time to be alive.

I like your book. Thanks

Your book is baller.

Thank you for the effort you and your team put into "Automate the Boring Stuff With Python"! I ordered the book and I'm enjoying it as my first foray into programming and coding.

For everyone reading this: You can do it! Persistence and Grit!

June 26th, 2018

Nice book!
I love Python!

不错。

Дякую! 😉

Thanks a lot for touching my life to make me better person. i know coding now and i have i job on this era. In future we came to america for living. Yes, that was the life changing book.
Thanks again

It's still here! 2018

Who is reading his book, everybody visits here.

excellent

Why not leave a comment...

Wanted to be a part of this.

Thanks for beatiful book!

Thanks for the python book!

nice book, just start today, hope i can learn python good!

Part 1.....

Nice book

woahh

hello world, just start today

ayyyeeee both links work

Hello World! XD

start today

Fantastic!

Thanks!
Wish i could follow u.

Nice book so far!

добрый день

Awsome

cool

👍

Just stared reading the book today, cool book! Thank you!

just beginning my python course for class. Hello Class!

Hi all, I am beginner, just start reading this book, seems a great book to learn!! 2019/1/28

Looking forward to making programs to handle my data

👍 😄

Cool~

new journey.

and hence it begins..

This is like visiting a famous place.

one of the best book!!

one of the best book!!

My first step with python.

yee yee

Howdy it's 2019

And here we are almost 6 years later.

Hey hey hey) What's up? Thanks for the book!!! Don't stop learning!!!!!

Thank you for your great work! :)

Hello World

Gist Still Alive <3

Learning a ton from your book, Al!

Hi all, just start reading this book, seems a great book to learn!!

Hello, Another reader.

It still working!

Can confirm, just got the book after reading about it for years on reddit. Better late than never!

yohoho! lets get this done!

hellow world! im Chinese~

It works! Your book is awesome! 😃

hellow world! im Chinese~

你好!
你的国家很棒!

I am starting to use GIT hub from now

Started your book this morning!

Page number 65 now 😬

Great book. It looks like pastebin.com is down....

Looks like I'm doing this now. Good luck everyone!

Straight from the book. (Your pastebin link does not work)

I am building a project but am looking for a full-stack dev that will join me on the project, if anyone is interested should contact me on configureall@gmail.com with the title PROJECT

This is awesome. Thank you for writing this book!

😁

Started. December 2019

are you taking the piss ?

Wow! I like this.

amazing!!

Starting 2020 by learning how to code with Python. Wassup! 👋

Starting 2020 while learning python, nice!

2020 Gang What up! This book sure has legs..

hi

Leave a mark 🀄️

I am posting from the future

Thanks man. You are the best!!!

Very informative and beginner-friendly book, thanks to Al Sweigart. :)

Thus begins the coding journey.

'34' + 2
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
TypeError: must be str, not int

Give error explaination...

'34' + 2
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
TypeError: must be str, not int

Give error explaination...

'34' is of type String whereas 2 is of type Integer. So concatenation is not allowed when there is a datatype mismatch between two values. For that purpose, you need to write 2 in single quotes like this '2' which means you're declaring it as String so the result will be '342'. On the other side if you don't write 2 in single quotes and remove the single quotes from '34' instead then it will apply mathematical operation of addition on both values and the result will become 36. Here is an easy explanation for you.

Nice it works like a charm on hooch

### Loving the book

OH JESS.

ohh yey it work this book is awesome

num=int(input("enter any integer number"))
for i in range(num,2):
if num % i!=0:
print("no is prime")
break
else:
print("not prime")

#hello everyone can you help out ,cause i am not able find this logical error cause whenever i compile always the output is "not prime"

as a note @s

num=int(input("enter any integer number"))
for i in range(num,2):
if num % i!=0:
print("no is prime")
break
else:
print("not prime")

#hello everyone can you help out ,cause i am not able find this logical error cause whenever i compile always the output is "not prime"

1. range(a, b) does not go up to b. so for i in range(1, 2) i only equals 1, it doesn't go up to 2.
2. since you have num as input
   and for i in range(num, 2) your first i will always be equal to num.
   so your first if will always look like
   num % num != 0:
   which will always be false.
   ie if your input is 0.
   num = 0
   your first i = 0
   0 % 0 = 0 so you get "not prime"
   then 0 % 1 is also 0
3. if your num is greater than 2, the loop will not run.

With those 3 things in effect, your logic will always return "not prime." If you want to help yourself see how this is working you can print your num and i in the code to see what is being tested.

This would be the sample code:

num = int(input("enter any integer number"))
for i in range(num,2):
print('num: ' + str(num)+', i: ' +str(i))
if num % i!=0:
print("no is prime")
break
else:
print("not prime")

Hello Github! Enjoying the book :)

hooopaaah

Chapter 0 completed! :D

Thank you for your effort !!

:) Thanks for the Book

Hello, Phyton!

Thanks for the book. It's a good read.

Just started your book and loving it so far. I don't think much has changed as the book was written few years back?

Late to the party but let's get going!!

Hi, Great Book, easy to learn

It looks like that ^^^ guy, Fred, just automated the boring stuff 5 times...

It looks like that ^^^ guy, Fred, just automated the boring stuff 5 times...

Sorry man, it was a test of an application. I already deleted the comments

Hello, world and hello, Python!

nice!

Hiyeee

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Hello, asweigart~!
I continue to study this amazing python book !
very interesting
I will be good web programmer in the near future.
and I will construct brand web site of mine about engineering technology!
Thanks!
See you again
SEEYA

I am finally here :)

Thanks for the nice book!

嗨，您好

nice book

Just got your book! the adventure begins...

Hello everybody! And hello, Python!

Lets get started. This is already fun....hahaha