Hello and welcome back to the class of our course for the complete introduction to science with Python.
So in this class, we are going to talk about some really basic SkyBitz functions that can be used inside
of Python.
So, as always, the first thing that you guys need to do is import Kibuye inside of your python.
So it's pretty simple how it's going to work.
It's like with any other things that we did.
So basically, you just go inside of your settings and then you go inside of your python interpreter
right here.
Then you click on the plus right there you look for Skype and you simply click on import.
So basically it pretty much the same way as for any other thing that we import it.
So it's pretty simple.
Just click on install package.
So when you will install part your package, it should be somewhere right here.
So it will be right there.
Right.
So when you guys are already the next thing that we will do right now is right.
Our first basic functions with Skype.
So as always, the first thing that we need to do, we need to import Skype inside of our python, the
text editor.
So pretty simple.
What will do will simply write down import.
Here we go to import Skype as.
Now, the next thing that we that you guys need to understand is that all these packages that will be
used in SkyBitz has to be imported before being used.
If you guys don't import the packages that you want to use, you will not be able to use them and you
will receive an error message.
So it's really important to import each cell package.
When I'm talking about some packages I can talk about.
For example, enter put interpolate appellation.
This could be one of the packages integral to another sub packages cluster, which is a really interesting
package, is another package.
Constant is also another package.
So there is plenty of packages for the purpose of this course.
We'll import a few of them.
So just this way you guys will see what it looks like to import some packages.
So pretty simple.
How do we import this package?
We simply write down from so from where we import our package will import our package from Skype.
So really important to write down from Skype.
So we import our package from Skype and WhatsApp package what to import.
So we want to import, in this case, integrate.
So in the great.
So here we go.
We have a set package from Skype that we just imported.
So we have imported that integrate.
Let's say we want to import.
I don't want to import Kluster, for example.
So it's going to work the same way.
So let's say we'll write down from Skype by import Kluster.
So right now we have imported integrate and Kluster.
We can't import another package, which would be FFE back.
So this this is used for a four year transforms.
We can import it, so let's import it as well.
So from in this case, Kibuye import.
F f t thack.
As you can see here, we have imported three sub packages, so this will allow us to use all the functions
that are with those sub packages.
All right.
The next few functions that we are going to talk about will not necessarily make any operation.
It's just some of some operations that will give you information or simply help about the sub packages.
So the first the first function that we are going to talk about with the help function.
So basically what it does, it will simply return you informations about key words, functions or classes
that you guys would work with.
So it's pretty simple.
It's going to once again, it's really important to import before you import the package that you want
to receive help about, because if you don't import this package, you will simply receive an error
message.
So in this case, we have imported three three separate.
Just so what we'll do, we will seek help for one of those packages.
So let's say we want to have help for our integrated support package.
So we'll write down help and then integrate.
So we want to receive help about this package.
So pretty simple.
Simply, you write down the help of the European dishes and write them integrate.
And when you run the app, you receive all the help about the integrated stuff back.
So basically you will receive all the information about this package and different formulas that you
guys can use about it if you just want to write down help.
So in this case, let's say we write down help.
What's going to happen, you'll receive help and then you will need to write down the support package
about which you want to receive help in this case, we want to receive help about Skype that integrate.
So about this package right here.
And we just run the app.
And as you can see, it's going to do pretty much the same thing.
But if we don't import this package, you'll receive an error message.
So in this case, we have those three packages, let's say I want to work with and the image support
package.
So in this case, I'm going to write in the image.
And if I decide to run to run this whole step, this up right here, I decide to run this app, I'll
receive an error message because I didn't import this sub package of SkyPan.
So basically, it's not going to work, all right.
The next function that we are going to talk about will be the input function and it works pretty much
the same way as the help functions will return as well.
Information about the key words, classes and functions.
And once again, it will return some other type of information.
So what we'll do is it works pretty much the same way.
So in this case, we'll write down ESP.
So because we imported Skype as a so we want to make a reference to our Skype.
So we use S.P..
But in this case, want information so that info and we want information about our lists, let's say
50 back, so 50 back, so want information about this package right here and what we'll do right now,
we'll simply run our function so you can see you'll receive all the information about this package.
So it's pretty interesting.
So it's not the same thing as the help function, but it gives us a lot of information as well.
So this is how you guys, if you need info about a certain package, this is the way that you can use
to be able to get this information.
And finally, the last thing that we are going to talk about or the less the last function that we are
going to talk about would be the source function, in this case, dysfunctional, simply return the
source code of objects that are written in Python.
So it works the same way.
We are looking for the source of a certain package and it works pretty much the same way.
So it's the same function.
So we are making reference to RSP to to Skype.
So we want, in this case, the source.
So we are making reference to SCoPI and the one the source of, let's say, the cluster back.
This is the one that we didn't use.
So cluster some package and we run our function right now.
So what will receive will receive all the source code of all this.
So all this.
Yeah.
So all the source code of this package.
So once again, as I said, those three functions are pretty simple and they give you more hints and
help about the different packages.
It's not those are not functions that will give you abilities to make some operations or some other
things.
Once again, those are pretty simple operations that you guys can use just to get a really small and
basic introduction to Skype.
So if you guys right now have a little basic, well, understanding of Skype and how to use those really
basic functions.
So that's a first class guys and so on, our next class one will do a bit more interesting functions.