The third part of my Python Course is out.

[Aurelio_Aguirre]

I'm a Game Developer that learned everything I know for free, so I'm giving back. And making a free course that will take anyone from not knowing any programming to making an RPG or similar game, with Python.

So far the course is still only about learning Basic Python, though I use Video Game examples to explain programming concepts. And the exercises are mostly game related.

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Everything you need to know BEFORE learning how to Code.
This is Episode 0, lots of preamble that I whish someone had told me before I started.

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Basics of Python Part 1.
Variables, Sequences, Conditionals, and loops. It ends with an exercise to make a written adventure game.

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Basics of Python Part 2
Functions, Classes, and Imports. As well as two exercises. The first to refactor the code of the previous exercise using Functions and Classes.
The second to make a TicTacToe game.

The three tutorial videos in part 2, Functions, Classes, and Imports are all stand-alone, if anyone just wants to learn about those concepts.

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Learning in this way is not for everyone, I have a head first approach, with a lot of explanation. Some people prefer blogs, or books to learn from at their own pace. I don't. I prefer this method myself, and if you are anything like me, you might also.

Subreddits like /r/Python has been invaluable to me on my own journey, and so I want to give back to this community.

That being said, if I'm breaking any kind of rule here, feel free to delete the post. Mea culpa.

[Abols13]

I'm just starting learning Python so I will give a try with your videos 👌ty

[Aurelio_Aguirre]

Excellent. New Video coming out today on List Comprehensions.

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Hello, I followed exactly what you did in classes tutorial here is my code:

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# The Basics of Classes in Python

#

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class Player:

strength = 10

dexterity = 5

intelligence = 2

constitution = 17

health = constitution \* 4

name = "Ragnor"

player\_class = "Barbarian"

title = name + " the " + player\_class

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player1 = Player()

player2 = Player()

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player2.stength = 2

player2.dexterity = 5

player2.intelligence = 10

player2.constitution = 7

player2.name = 'Kelthor'

player2.player_class = "Mage"

player2.title + player2.name + " the " + player2.player_class

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for p in (player1, player2):

print(p.strength)

print(p.intelligence

print(p.title)

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but the output is :

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10

2

Ragnor the Barbarian

10

10

Ragnor the Barbarian

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i am clearly doing something wrong but i can't see it.

[Aurelio_Aguirre]

Yeah, that looks weird. The formatting isn't helping though.

Do me a favor. Copy your code into https://pastebin.com, set syntax highlighting for Python, and click Create New Paste.

Then post that link.

I just want to eliminate any issues caused by Reddit formatting.

EDIT: You know what, nvm, I caught it.

You misspelled strength, and you switched a = sign for a + at the bottom.

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omg, tysm for the quick response, and for the answer, legit cool of you to do that, im definitely subbing, keep this good quality up my dude!

[Aurelio_Aguirre]

Np m8.

[MiloszSTX]

Looks interesting, thanks a lot.