Tutorial : FOR LOOPS IN PYTHON – Aptana Studio 3 Turkish Video Tutorial
Video : Turkish Language
Githup link: Aptana Studio 3
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What We Can Learn?
We entered the python loop and processed the For loop in this video tutorial.
We Learn About
We learned to do For Loops and learned the use of conditional commands in the For Loop. We did calculator with For Loop and used different codes.
Requirements
1-Aptana Studio 3
Difficulty
Basic Level
Description
We continue to learn Python in this video. In the video, I talked about For loops. For loops are traditionally used when you have a block of code which you want to repeat a fixed number of times.The Python for statement iterates over the members of a sequence in order, executing the block each time. In this section we will try to understand what the For loop is in Python and what it does.
Video Tutorial - Turkish Language 720p
Curriculum
If you want to learn more about Python in Aptana Studio 3, I've made some video tutorials about Python before, you can see them below !!
And More Details From This Video
harfler = "abcdgeoujtyn"
x = 0
while x < len(harfler):
print(harfler[x], sep="\n")
x +=1
rakamlar = "0123456789"
for rakam in rakamlar:
print(rakam)
sayılar = "123456789"
for sayı in sayılar:
print(int(sayı) * 3)
trharfler ="şçöüğİı"
sifre = input("Parolanız :")
for deger in sifre:
if deger in trharfler:
print("Şifrede Türkçe Karakter Kullnamayınız!")
karakterler = "0123456789+-*/= "
print("""
Hesap Makinei For Döngülü
İşlemler
+ Topla
- Çıkar
* Çarp
/ Bölme
""")
while True:
veri = input("İşleminizi Yazınız :")
if veri =="q":
print("Programdan Çıkılıyor...")
break
for sayı in veri:
if sayı not in karakterler:
print("Yanlış Yoldaınız!")
quit()
hesapla = eval(veri)
print(hesapla)
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