Explore Python's unique solutions to common programming problems, like determining whether a user-inputted number is even or odd. This is a key skill that could benefit you in a variety of programming, data science, or web development careers.
Key Insights
- The instructor demonstrates how to use Python to solve a popular problem: determining if a user-inputted number is even or odd.
- The instructor first prompts the user for a number using Python's built-in "input" function.
- Because inputted information is stored as a string, it must be converted to a numeric data type to perform mathematical operations.
- The "int" function is used to convert the string into an integer, allowing for mathematical computations.
- An if-else statement, accompanied by the modulo operator, is used to determine if the user-inputted number is even or odd.
- The tutorial represents the type of Python training provided at Noble Desktop, enhancing programming, data science, and web development skills.
In this video, we're going to look at how to use Modules in Python
Video Transcription
Hi, my name is Art and I teach Python at Noble Desktop. In this video, I'm going to show you how to use modular to solve a popular problem in Python.
The problem is to ask the user for a number and then print if the number is even or odd. First, let's ask the user for the number. We can use the built-in function "input": "Give me a number".
When the user runs the program, they will be prompted to enter a number, let's say 5. The input is stored with the variable, but it is a string. In order to do math with the number, we need to convert it to a numeric data type. We can use the same variable name and the "int" function to convert it to an integer.
Now we can use an if-else statement to check if the number is even or odd. We can use the modulo operator to check for a remainder. If the number is divisible by two and the remainder is zero, then we can print "even number". Otherwise, the number is odd.
Thank you.