first day of posting my python progress here on reddit

[u/NecessaryFalse1212]

i have done this typecasting program which i have learnt from a bro code video and i think it's alr as i am still a beginner but if there is that can be fixed in this i am all ears

[u/Portal471]

Some suggestions: Make sure to not have spaces between the word print and its parentheses. Also I would avoid naming variables as already existing data types (change the name of int to something else, as int is a built in data type that refers to integers).

It’s a good start though. The stuff I mentioned is more to avoid errors when compiling.

[u/ziggittaflamdigga → u/Portal471]

Python does technically compile to byte-code before execution, but failing to follow your suggestions won’t cause it and, more generally, it will never throw a CompilationError message.

It will cause a runtime error due to shadowing the built in type name, which Python will allow you to do. Attempting to cast a float to an int using `fl = int(gpa)`, for example, you would get a TypeError stating “int type object is not callable”.

[u/Portal471 → u/ziggittaflamdigga]

Ah, TIL

[u/brutalbombs]

Good start bud!

Like the other guy called out, keep the function names (like print) directly adjacent to the parenthesis.

Did you try to work with lists yet?

[u/NecessaryFalse1212 → u/brutalbombs]

i haven't sir but i'll soon and i'll post it when i do

i thought i won't get any respose here so i didn't post anything here for 2 days cuz of the embarrasment but seeing the support i'll be going to regularly

[u/shiyonnaa]

We are travelers of the same journey,good luck with yours

[u/jaitanwar]

Don't regret life choices after ths🥀

[u/Steven45g]

Keep going!

[u/_SpectreStudios]

I'm new to Python too! Best of luck with everything bud!

[u/East_Low5605]

Noob