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When a user finishes viewing a video on YouTube, they usually either look through the Suggested Videos section in the right sidebar or return to the YouTube home page. But what if you could keep them watching continuously? Your main goal as a YouTube content creator should be to keep your subscribers on your channel and encourage them to watch more of your videos. One of the simplest methods to do this is through YouTube end screens. We'll go over everything you need to know about YouTube end screens and how to utilise them in this extremely tactical guide. What ... Read More
Do you want to increase your YouTube presence, but you don't have much time or money? Thankfully, there is a simple fix: playlists on YouTube. Consider this post your comprehensive guide to creating YouTube playlists that your audience will enjoy. What is a YouTube Playlist? A YouTube playlist is a collection of videos that you or another user has put together. It's a way to group videos with similar qualities, whether you're a YouTube watcher or creator. For instance, if you have created videos on yoga, fitness, and workout topics on your YouTube channel, you can create separate playlists ... Read More
What is Truth Value We can use any object to test the truth value. By providing the condition in the if or while statement, the checking can be done. Until a class method __bool__() returns False or __len__() method returns 0, we can consider the truth value of that object is True. The value of a constant is False, when it is False, or None. When a variable contains different values like 0, 0.0, Fraction(0, 1), Decimal(0), 0j, then it signifies the False Value. The empty sequence ‘‘, [], (), {}, set(0), range(0), Truth value of these elements are ... Read More
Compilation − The source code in python is saved as a .py file which is then compiled into a format known as byte code, byte code is then converted to machine code. After the compilation, the code is stored in .pyc files and is regenerated when the source is updated. This process is known as compilation. Linking − Linking is the final phase where all the functions are linked with their definitions as the linker knows where all these functions are implemented. This process is known as linking. image compilation.jpg----- Note − Python programs are both compiled as well as ... Read More
What is an iterable? An iterable can be loosely defined as an object which would generate an iterator when passed to inbuilt method iter(). There are a couple of conditions, for an object to be iterable, the object of the class needs to define two instance method: __len__ and __getitem__. An object which fulfills these conditions when passed to method iter() would generate an iterator. Iterators Iterators are defined as an object that counts iteration via an internal state variable. The variable, in this case, is NOT set to zero when the iteration crosses the last item, instead, StopIteration() is ... Read More
In Python, to get values from users, use the input(). This works the same as scanf() in C language. Input multiple values from a user in a single line using input() To input multiple values in one line, use the input() method − x, y, z = input(), input(), input() Let’s say the user entered 5, 10, 15. Now, you can display them one by one − print(x) print(y) print(z) Output 5 10 15 From above output, you can see, we are able to give values to three variables in one line. To avoid using multiple input() methods(depends on ... Read More
We are going to cover some useful python tricks and tips that will come handy when you are writing program in competitive programming or for your company as they reduce the code and optimized execution. Get n largest elements in a list using the module heapq Example import heapq marks = [91, 67, 34, 56, 78, 99, 87, 23, 78, 66] print("Marks = ", marks) print("Largest =", heapq.nlargest(2, marks)) Output Marks = [91, 67, 34, 56, 78, 99, 87, 23, 78, 66] Largest = [99, 91] Get n smallest elements in a list using the ... Read More
YouTube is truly incredible! I had a YouTube video that was almost an hour long. The other day, I wanted to share it with my friends, but the problem was that the part of the video that would be of interest to my audience begins after 20 minutes and 10 seconds. I wanted to share the video in such a way that, it would begin playing at this particular moment. I didn't want my friends to watch the first 20 minutes of meaningless video and then forward it to a specific time. Of course, if you own the video, you ... Read More
With more than 2 billion users and more than 30 million daily visitors, YouTube is a terrific platform for all businesses, but especially for small enterprises, it acts as an effective video platform for small business branding and promotion. Additionally, YouTube videos offer a chance to reach global audience and effectively engage with them. Even internally, it serves as a potent means of communication. YouTube for Business makes it easier to showcase products and services to a global audience. It's not too late to launch a YouTube account for your business if you haven't done so already. We'll break down ... Read More
In this example, we will count Negative Numbers in a Column-Wise and Row-Wise Sorted Matrix. At first, we will create a matrix − mat = [ [-1, 3, 5, 7], [-6, -3, 1, 4], [-5, -1, -10, 12] ] Pass the matrix to a custom function and use nested for loop − def negativeFunc(mat, r, c): count = 0 for i in range(r): for j in range(c): if mat[i][j]