this is a little complex lol
#voice-chat-text-0
candid juniper
hi
somber heath
with open('text.txt', 'w') as file:
file.write('Hello, world.')
# File has now been created, opened in write mode, written to and closed
with open('text.txt', 'r') as file:
text = file.read()
# File subsequently has been opened in read mode, read from, and closed.
print(text) # File contents displayed.```
gritty wyvern
ohhhhhh
i was gonna find a way to save it into the lists
and put the lists into a dif file
vocal basin
!d csv
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
sounds more fit for tracking something
somber heath
import json
my_dictionary = {'apples': 5, 'pears': 6, 'oranges': 0}
with open('data.json', 'w') as file:
json.dump(my_dictionary, file)
# File created, written to
with open('data.json', 'r') as file:
my_dictionary = json.load(file)
# my_dictionary reassigned, now points at information read from file
print(my_dictionary)```(Data need not be a dict)
vocal basin
sounds more fit for tracking something
as it doesn't require rewriting the file for adding new rows
only appending
gritty wyvern
i see
vocal basin
JSON can be streamed too, but it's way harder than both regular JSON or CSV
gritty wyvern
You want to be careful, there.
why would i wanna be careful?
cerulean ridge
takes @somber heath
somber heath
why would i wanna be careful?
Format/data corruption. It's easy to mess things up the more manual you get.
gritty wyvern
i see
vocal basin
surprising that ```csv isn't a thing
day;value1;value2
2023-10-10;1500;300
2023-10-10;1620;250
...
(using ```txt instead)
I don't remember exactly why I'm used to ; instead of .
likely correlates to that avoiding conflict with , in numbers
gritty wyvern
wait i found a way
vocal basin
"whereas here, we just don't vote for anything and don't recognise any rights"
I actually don't remember a single voted-on change since 2020 here
"voted"
it's still funny to me that that change was in large part pushed by the first woman to be in space
truly shows how selection procedures worked back then
candid juniper
i lob tasmania
vocal basin
problem with stuff like climate change is that it's portrayed as only an existential threat
instead of "it already harms, not somewhere in the future"
somber heath
@keen tendon ๐
thin fox
any headphone suggestions? from indian market, budget 3k to 6k rupees
candid juniper
do you know what does it means when a person say "a bilingual dict is good for 1 thing- put coffee on your cup so it doesnt leave rings on the table"
warped raft
hello @rugged root
how are you doing
what are you up to
just trying to trying to torrent some udemy courses
can you help me
oh yeah we are in python server
nice ethics
i appreciate it
so how do you recommend to learn courses
so how do you recommend learning a new language
i paticularily need js
karmic obsidian
rugged root
The various injuries BlueRaven has incurred and walked away from
waxen barn
rugged root
!resources We've got tons of different resources. I typically recommend "A Byte of Python", which is free on its respecitve site.
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
"Automate the Boring Stuff" is also great
craggy forge
well i think i know what i want but i dont know how to put it together so python understands
rugged root
What's tripping you up?
craggy forge
i dont think ive got enough braincells to put the problem into understandable sentence
noble solstice
craggy forge
so i just started with python and ive got to do a simple task a week
the task is
to make program that after inputing code of a part and ammount needed it says if there is enough of those parts or not
coarse rock
to make program that after inputing code of a part and ammount needed it says if...
something like checking if there is enough material right?
craggy forge
yes
i think ive got the thing right but i just dont know how the specific lines should look like so python gets thro it
coarse rock
you will need "if statement" for that.
craggy forge
yes ive done that
coarse rock
for example
a = int(input("enter value")
if a >= 10
print("you have enough material")
halcyon blaze
what
coarse rock
else
print("you dont have enought material")
serene inlet
I think you can use this website to practice coding with a specific language and solutions to those problems exist on GitHub or for some problems exist on itself
coarse rock
yes ive done that
like that right?
craggy forge
ive maybe found the mistake
craggy forge
for example
a = int(input("enter value")
if a >= 10
print("you have enough ma...
do you need a different line if it was a code with letters rather then numbers?? a = int(input("enter value")
coarse rock
do you need a different line if it was a code with letters rather then numbers??...
i dont understand?
a = int(input("enter value")
you mean like that??
craggy forge
```py
a = int(input("enter value")
```
you know i started out with pascal and that silly thing needs to know litteraly everything about the value like if its a number or letter code so i wonder if it takes both a number combination and letter combinations with the same line of code
craggy forge
so what about if the code looked something like N21KL4
coarse rock
the print you mean?
craggy forge
oh ye i forgot you need to enter a code of the material before you ask for the ammount
obsidian socket
wise cargoBOT
rest_framework/viewsets.py line 238
class ModelViewSet(mixins.CreateModelMixin,```@whole bear๐
serene inlet
what is his problem?
rugged root
https://github.com/encode/django-rest-framework/blob/18b02ce00e4c911719297149406cb3c0f054cf22/rest_framework/serializers.py#L1064 It's more a specific how things work under the hood question
wise cargoBOT
rest_framework/serializers.py line 1064
def get_fields(self):```I found a video about printing "Hello world!" is so boring
and he uses random letter and joins them together one by one
I think that was ....
FUN
obsidian socket
wise cargoBOT
rest_framework/serializers.py line 242
def data(self):```The one I linked was specifically for models, which is what I thought you were asking about
serene inlet
have nice day guys
rugged root
@plain salmon Yo
plain salmon
rugged root
@fathom laurel Yo
rugged root
How's it going
fathom laurel
good wau?
rugged root
Fighting Excel. Excel is currently winning
fathom laurel
FN
somber heath
!e py import numpy as np arr = np.arange(81).reshape(9, 9) print(arr) result = [] for y in range(0, 9, 3): for x in range(0, 9, 3): result.append(arr[y:y+3, x:x+3]) print(*result, sep='\n')
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | [[ 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8]
002 | [ 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17]
003 | [18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26]
004 | [27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35]
005 | [36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44]
006 | [45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53]
007 | [54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62]
008 | [63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71]
009 | [72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80]]
010 | [[ 0 1 2]
011 | [ 9 10 11]
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/MAD6T5QPHFNC3YQKXOP7Z6UVOI
swift valley
evening
rugged root
I'll be honest Opal, I'm looking at Chat-GPT responses
Because I was already dealing with Excel stuff
candid juniper
hi
amber raptor
somber heath
Critical infrastructure: When you cross a bridge and it starts criticising your life choices.
rugged root
swift valley
We just released our first audio plugin at work
So very busy past couple of months
We used to do game dev in the first year but we pivoted to AI (which was the original market of the company) when it didn't work out
molten pewter
I was not aware I had this power, sleep well.
somber heath
I'm just surprised it decided to pick anything up.
molten pewter
It was just slight each time, it was more that I am now yawning in the middle of the day.
daring swift
rugged root
!pypi pre-commit
wise cargoBOT
obsidian dragon
rugged root
!e
class Student:
def __init__(self, name: str, age: int, favorite_subject: str):
self.name = name
self.age = age
self.favorite_subject = favorite_subject
def introduce(self):
print(f"Hello, my name is {self.name}")
def how_old_in(self, years):
print(f"In {years} years, I will be {self.age + years} years old!")
sally = Student("Sally", 10, "Science")
billy = Student("Billy", 9, "Math")
sally.introduce()
billy.introduce()
sally.how_old_in(3)
billy.how_old_in(3)
@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Hello, my name is Sally
002 | Hello, my name is Billy
003 | In 3 years, I will be 13 years old!
004 | In 3 years, I will be 12 years old!
novel wagon
What data type is picked_piece? a list?
rugged root
I'm going to assume that trainer/global_step means how many steps a Pokemon trainer takes while wander Kanto
swift valley
what is it learning
Mimicking a compressor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_range_compression
molten pewter
๐ +๐ฅ๏ธ
swift valley
I'm going to assume that `trainer/global_step` means how many steps a Pokemon tr...
and 80% of it is spent on that one spot where you can bike continuously to hatch eggs ๐
I should try out the newer Pokemon games
But I'm too busy with my backlog of games
molten pewter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl0O6dDgh8E a good example of dynamic range compression
Also Love is Magic
rugged root
Huh, yeah I hadn't noticed that
swift valley
@ebon mist The list you're passing to print_in_piece(?) is empty
Around line 140-ish
swift valley
@ebon mist Line 152
lucid forge
no simulation the python module
is there anychance someone who knows simpy can review my code im slamming my head against the wall since its not outputing any values
swift valley
@rugged root I was about to say that lol
iirc it's a clean room effort
actually, not that specifically
wise cargoBOT
undone idol
your previous issue deals with this 
empty leaf
wind raptor
function drawTree(x, y, len, angle) {
if (len > 2) {
let x1 = x + len * cos(angle);
let y1 = y - len * sin(angle);
line(x, y, x1, y1);
drawTree(x1, y1, len * 0.75, angle + PI / 6);
drawTree(x1, y1, len * 0.75, angle - PI / 6);
}
}
function setup() {
createCanvas(500, 500);
background(220);
translate(width / 2, height);
drawTree(0, 0, 100, PI / 2);
}
fleet marlin
peak junco
sup
rugged root
Not a lot, you?
peak junco
i'm crazy or I heard Java Script?
There's something in particular you guys would recommend to study in python?
broken ether
Hi, if someone could help me with a twitter bot i would really appreciate that
short owl
has anyone tried , mojo-python yet ?
wind raptor
has anyone tried , mojo-python yet ?
not yet
short owl
claim is its faster , made for AI research , using advanced python stuff which i dont know .. cant form opinion on it
short owl
last i heard its BETA , but you can ask to be on list to test it , i want advanced programmers to offer ideas to be incorporated into it - i cant offer to many ideas for it
its like asking me to tune up a ferrari , i have no idea how , but maybe the advanced programmers do
vocal basin
curl ... | sh -
ffs
this is so, like, bad
well, at least there is less cringe option
The SDK is currently provided free of charge. Licensee acknowledges that Modular may at any time discontinue its provision of the SDK for free or generally. In the event Modular does the foregoing, it will make commercially reasonable efforts to provide Licensee of advanced notice of its plans to either discontinue its provision of the SDK or offer the SDK for a fee to the contact information provided by Licensee to Modular.
These Terms may be terminated by Modular immediately for any reason or no reason. Modular will attempt to provide written notice of termination to Licensee either through a posting on its website, or via the contact method for Licensee it has available. Upon termination, Licensee shall immediately cease all use of the SDK.
short owl
so.... temporarily open with option to make it private , hmmm locked doors in future ??
vocal basin
someone from Wolfram being wrong lmao
https://blog.wolfram.com/2019/04/02/why-wolfram-tech-isnt-open-source-a-dozen-reasons/#nine-open-source-doesnt-bring-major-tech-innovation-to-market
short owl
do you think the reasons in article are true , open source is NOT good ? @vocal basin
vocal basin
@rugged root
one thing is defending closed-source; it's completely different to try to justify it by saying "open source bad, dumb and useless"
rugged root
Which I'm for sure not saying
vocal basin
someone from Wolfram being wrong lmao
https://blog.wolfram.com/2019/04/02/why-wo...
there are some valid reasons listed there
short owl
listened to the Lex Fridman interviews , with python inventor and scipi inventor , they feel open source allows experts to contribute amazing ideas and makes python grow and become better tools
vocal basin
reworded and shortened:
"we want to move the project in a specific direction, we don't want any interference in that"
"we need money"
"we don't need to take responsibility for someone else's contributions"
latter being rather against open-contribution
but, like, many projects are already open-source closed-contribution
short owl
i have a dreaded feeling , mojo may die on the vine ,
vocal basin
it might even become open-source at some point, who knows
short owl
its the dream of multicore ( no GIL lock ) , massive speed ups , C underneath ... bla bla ... santa clause dreams
vocal basin
well, Zig works already
wet stream
these are all different languages?
short owl
https://ziglang.org/ <---- this @vocal basin
vocal basin
someone from Wolfram being wrong lmao
https://blog.wolfram.com/2019/04/02/why-wo...
1 -- not related to open-source
2 -- not related to open-source
3 -- not related to open-source
4 -- not related to open-source
5 -- yes, correct
6 -- not related to open-source
7 -- not related to open-source
8 -- not related to open-source
9 -- lie
10 -- header tells nothing; what's written inside the section is partially true, but exaggerated
11 -- yes, correct
12 -- not related to open-source
vocal basin
well, Zig works already
and some Rust systems rely on zigbuild for cross-compilation
rugged root
But will it ever hit a major version
vocal basin
it might be weird versioning
like, 0.X -> 1.0 would imply breaking backwards compatibility
peak junco
lmao
rugged root
Right
vocal basin
Rust's base library for everything async has been at 0.3 for 4 years
rugged root
Weird
vocal basin
Rust uses slightly altered semver
@whole bear yes, implemented it once
@whole bear what block mode are you using?
vocal basin
<@456226577798135808> yes, implemented it once
never do this
use existing implementations
always
rugged root
100%
vocal basin
<@456226577798135808> what block mode are you using?
if you're ever using ECB for files that aren't already encrypted, you've failed
short owl
ftp not sftp ?
vocal basin
it's not that hard to make a secure encryption using C/Rust/etc.
salt needs not be protected
use argon or something
@whole bear find libsodium bindings for the language you're using
then it's trivial
for Python:
https://pynacl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
password hashes it uses:
argon2i
argon2id
scrypt
they're implemented in libsodium
whole bear
javascript on top
vocal basin
PyNaCl package provides bindings
whole bear
javascript on top
whole bear
if anybody knows python can you reply back to this message to help me witht his error
rugged root
whole bear
if anybody knows python can you reply back to this message to help me witht his error
vocal basin
which error
15 years
their signature algorithm, iirc, is very easy to implement
(and it's easier to verify for correctness)
vocal basin
space space
tab
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opening a multiline comment
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if I correctly remember the BS spec
rugged root
The bullshit specs?
vocal basin
obtuse cape
if anybody knows python can you reply back to this message to help me witht his ...
what is the point?
vocal basin
The bullshit specs?
"So we need a name for our language, and nice short names, that are easily googleable, are key thing when you're creating a programming language.
So I'm going to call it BS"
pain
bash: curl: command not found
I'm still halfway through trying to install mojo
(or rather, forgetting I'm doing that)
pine dune
Can someone explain me how to calculate:
w * = + + z โ ( โ โ y ) + 2 * โ z โ โ ;
It's c, I'm new to it but needs to learn cause University
peak junco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcFBwt1nu2U
23:54 at that point my mind is in madness
vocal basin
libcurl likely isn't installed either
pine dune
Can someone explain me how to calculate:
w * = + + z โ ( โ โ y ) + 2 * โ z โ โ ;...
Can't find sources cause I don't know how to call it
vocal basin
Can someone explain me how to calculate:
w * = + + z โ ( โ โ y ) + 2 * โ z โ โ ;...
what are values of w,z,y?
pine dune
ints
vocal basin
values not types
pine dune
vocal basin
is this an exam? or homework?
short owl
test question ?
vocal basin
you know what *= does, right?
pine dune
This is from presentation
vocal basin
// x = 5
x *= 3;
// x = 15
// x = 5
y = x++;
// x = 6
// y = 5
// x = 5
y = ++x;
// x = 6
// y = 6
same applies for --
this, I think, is implementation-defined
does C actually specify order of evaluation?
vocal basin
parentheses seem to just be placed based on operator precedence
(i.e. just clarifying how it's evaluated)
(-(y--))%(++z) is simpler to understand than first part because it doesn't rely on ordering
pine dune
How to search it on internet so I can see someone solve similar example? I don't know how to call it
vocal basin
`(-(y--))%(++z)` is simpler to understand than first part because it doesn't rel...
y-- -> y -> 2
++z -> z + 1 -> 3
I don't know if there's a name for this type of exercise
seems like it's just about stepping through the structure, evaluating one expression at a time
this can be represented as a tree
wise loom
Read about precedence
And specifically the grammar of the language where the precedence of operators is defined
vocal basin
Read about precedence
it's irrelevant for the last row
because that is already solved
vocal basin
```c
// x = 5
y = x++;
// x = 6
// y = 5
```
@pine dune
ah
yeah, with two x it's difficult
(++x)*(x--) is either x*x or (x+1)*(x+1)
I'd pick latter because it comes from left-to-right evaluation of *
w*=((-(++x))*(x--))+((-(y--))%(++z)) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w*=((-2) *(x--))+((-(y--))%(++z)) x=2 y=2 z=3 w=4
w*=((-2) * 2)+((-(y--))%(++z)) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w*=(-4) +((-2) %(++z)) x=1 y=1 z=3 w=4
w*=(-4) +((-2) % 4) x=1 y=1 z=4 w=4
w*=(-4) + (-2) x=1 y=1 z=4 w=4
w*=-6 x=1 y=1 z=4 w=4
-24 x=1 y=1 z=4 w=-24
does it make sense to fry pasta a bit after boiling in order to dry them up a bit. i have tortellini
pine dune
```txt
w*=((-(++x))*(x--))+((-(y--))%(++z)) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w*=((-2) *(x--))+...
thanks, will do example myself, now it makes sense
vocal basin
it assumes that, in p*q, p is evaluated before q
this is guaranteed in Python and many other languages
but, iirc, not in C
https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/eval_order
i = ++i + i++; // undefined behavior
i.e. (-(++x))*(x--) is actually not defined, but I doubt it matters much here
vocal basin
https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/eval_order
```txt
i = ++i + i++; // und...
though this applies to i =
idk
it might be defined in some compilers
pine dune
w += (-(++x))+(x--)+(-(y--))%(++z) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w += -(2) +(1) -(1)%(4) x=1, y=1, z=4, w=4
w += 1-1%4 x=1, y=1, z=4, w=4
w += 0
x=1, y=1, z=4, w=4
Right?
pine dune
so --y is permament and y-- is temporary?
vocal basin
also it should be `*=` not `+=`
same thing for thing between xs (there is * not +)
vocal basin
so --y is permament and y-- is temporary?
y-- returns previous value
--y returns current value
after decrementing y
// y = 5
y-- // = 5
// y = 4
// y = 5
--y // = 4
// y = 4
Ok, will try again
w += (-(++x))+(x--)+(-(y--))%(++z) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w += -(2) +(2) -(2)%(4) x=1, y=1, z=4, w=4
w += -2%4 x=1, y=1, z=4, w=4
w += -2
x=1, y=1, z=4, w=2
Small corection
w+= 2
w=6
vocal basin
w += (-(++x))+(x--)+(-(y--))%(++z) x=1 y=2 z=3 w=4
w += -(2) +(2) -(2)%(4) x=1,...
for + instead of *, seems correct
(-2)%4==-2 in C because it's remainded not modulo
for original task, it would be this (just switched + to * accordingly)
w *= -(2)*(2) (-2)%(4)
which would give the expect result (w=-24)
steep juniper
anyone willing to review 420 lines of code i wrote for school
pine dune
for original task, it would be this (just switched `+` to `*` accordingly)
```tx...
will learn more about how % works, thanks a lot for help : D
vocal basin
anyone willing to review 420 lines of code i wrote for school
!paste
wise cargoBOT
steep juniper
true but what about pastebin or github
@vocal basin
how does this work
do i paste the link
vocal basin
After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing
CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
this has some general advice on styling code
steep juniper
f-strings seem unnecessary
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/IG4Q#1L42-L46
small typo
vocal basin
a more idiomatic way is to use self.effects is not None
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/IG4Q#1L81-L81
PascalCase for classes
snake_case for arguments, variables, functions, methods
https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
steep juniper
a more idiomatic way is to use `self.effects is not None`
https://paste.pythondi...
wym
vocal basin
is None is preferred over == None
steep juniper
ok
wise cargoBOT
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | /home/main.py:2: SyntaxWarning: "is not" with 'int' literal. Did you mean "!="?
002 | print(5 is not None)
003 | True
004 | True
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | True
i see
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with r...
reason for this warning is this:
print(x is 5) # this is **not** equivalent to x == 5
^this can output False even if x==5
steep juniper
how is that
vocal basin
reason for using is with None is that
- there's only one
Nonein existence ==Nonecan be overloaded by a custom type, in which case comparison may be inaccurate
vocal basin
how is that
two equal integers can be different objects
!e
print((100**100) is (100**100))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
False
yes
steep juniper
and then != is for evaluating values
use is not on strings
only
and operators on ints
unless your concatinating strings
string1 = 'hi'
string2 = 'how are you'
string3 = string1 + string2
print(string3)
how did you run the code
in here
with the bot
vocal basin
!e
```py
print(5)
```
steep juniper
ok
!e
string1 = 'hi'
string2 = 'how are you'
string3 = string1 + string2
print(string3)
@steep juniper :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
hihow are you
another common usecase for is would be to check if a value is a specific custom value
_UNSET = object()
def first(iterable, default=_UNSET):
if default is _UNSET:
return next(iter(iterable))
else:
return next(iter(iterable), default)
i see
vocal basin
`PascalCase` for classes
`snake_case` for arguments, variables, functions, metho...
naming conventions make it easier to read and maintain code,
so following them is quite important
steep juniper
i think i have done something simaler when i was iterating through object lists
ok
overall its just a basic game
but i think i did good on the logical parts
vocal basin
this dictionary should probably be extracted from the loop
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/IG4Q#1L406-L406
just so it doesn't get created/deleted each iteration
steep juniper
it should just live outside of the while loop then
vocal basin
moving it to before while starts should be good enough
steep juniper
ok
vocal basin
shouldn't it be KeyError instead of Exception?
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/IG4Q#1L412-L412
steep juniper
ok im still unsure about about exceptions work
vocal basin
this loop always stops after one iteration
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/IG4Q#1L257-L266
steep juniper
and how try except actually works
vocal basin
!e
{}[2]
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | {}[2]
004 | ~~^^^
005 | KeyError: 2
oh no because im calling a function, the function is just stored in the dict relative to the key
if the key is invalid it errors out and prints invalid choice
then reloops
choices[choice[0][0]](choice[1][0])
the () on the right of the dictionary call are the function areguments
vocal basin
try:
action = actions[choice]
except KeyError:
clear()
print('Invalid choice.')
time.sleep(1)
continue
try:
action()
except Exception:
traceback.print_exc()
input("an internal error occured. continue?")
that is longer tho
its faster to just call it from the dict than to store it in another place first
i do like that decision branching though where you can choose to continue.
one thing I'm unsure about is if its ok to put all of the functions with he player object
the
wise loom
is there a professional channel somewhere?
vocal basin
there's #career-advice; might be related
urban hamlet
amongus
vocal basin
the choice often is between controlled and uncontrolled modification
law can only ban the former
tight pivot
hello
uhm
i have a question
is it okay
uhm this is not the question
but
can i have permission to open my mic?
okay okay
uhm
i have this problem
vocal basin
vocal basin
function isn't being called
tight pivot
how do i fix that
vocal basin
print(bmi)
# ^^^ this should be different
its my first time working with the else if thing
i see
i seee
wait a sec
ill check
im trying to learn python
yes
thats what i need hahaha
no unfortunately
vocal basin
print is a function too
tight pivot
i see
i missed () at the end
haha i put (categorize_bmi)
and didnt put
(categorize_bmi(bmi))
yes yes
yes
thanks mannn
it worked as i wanted
this month
vocal basin
iirc, Ctrl+Alt+L in PyCharm reformats the code to make it easier to read
(will be very useful later on for larger projects)
vocal basin
I think PyCharm embedded this style lint into my brain
tight pivot
also new skill
vocal basin
missing newline
at the end
I don't remember what extension that was (maybe misconfigured prettier),
it automatically removed the trailing newline
horrible
(in VS Code)
rustfmt is slightly weird with newlines in one specific case
it changes an empty file to be a single newline
vocal basin
I still haven't found a way to show Python/Rust style issues in VSC
but that's kind of not as important to me now as it used to be
(because now I myself see if something is off + everything gets auto-reformatted anyway)
unlike Markdown, for which there is
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DavidAnson.vscode-markdownlint
shy raft
the pun programming language is coming together
haughty fog
yea
shy raft
spider!
cosmic bison
hi
cosmic bison
the pun programming language is coming together
oh sick
cosmic bison
close enough
shy raft
any features you want?
haughty fog
any features you want?
call of duty modern warfare on pi 4
shy raft
ah yes
vocal basin
you can checkout other repositories in actions
even private, but that's difficult
GitHub use either VM or Container
there likely exist prepared actions to install stuff
somber heath
@kindred blade @dreamy shore ๐
vocal basin
yaml moment
haughty fog
any features you want?
telepathic debugging
vocal basin
I still have only, like, cargo-cult-ish understanding of how yaml is structured
cosmic bison
any features you want?
what features exist?
vocal basin
it just outputs "you already know what the problem is"
cosmic bison
telepathic debugging
genius
cosmic bison
it just outputs "you already know what the problem is"
the error location just says "you know where"
vocal basin
"my react project isn't working"
the "react project":
cosmic bison
what's the iq of a snake?
at least 7
haughty fog
any features you want?
create a programming language for snakes to use
haughty fog
you heard me
shy raft
sssss
ss
ssssss
vocal basin
how many snakes are there?
I tried googling and I failed
untold hemlock
does anyone know how to incorperate a captcha solver into a selenium script?
haughty fog
what's the iq of a snake?
Well, it's hard to say, but they're experts in hiss-tory!
happy?
vocal basin
at least 7
for any snake to have an iq of below 10, there needs to be at least a billion snakes
so, likely, correct
untold hemlock
o
wind raptor
!rule 5
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
does anyone know how to incorperate a captcha solver into a selenium script?
"there is no such thing as captcha solver"
mostly because getting funding to develop that is problematic,
unless you either are running a captcha company yourself or are funded by government
another reason why saying "AI is dumber than humans because it can't solve captchas" is quite incorrect
haughty fog
do fish ever get thirsty?
cosmic bison
not sure why you would want netflix and the GIL
vocal basin
for any snake to have an iq of below 10, there needs to be at least a billion sn...
first time googling this correctly
shy raft
haughty fog
why's it called a "pair of pants" when there's only one?
shy raft
um
haughty fog
snake language?
haughty fog
why
shy raft
?
cosmic bison
is this a stack based language?
haughty fog
idiomic
'ssss',
'ssss',
'ssssss',
'ssssss',
'ss',
'sssss',
'sssss',
'sssss',
'ss',
'ssss',
];
sssss sssss = sssss[Ssss.sssss(ssss.ssssss() * sssss.ssssss)];
ssssssss.sss(`ssssssss sssss sssssss: ${ssss}`);
snake
cosmic bison
all non-s characters (other than symbols) are ignored as comments
haughty fog
indeed
vocal basin
shy raft
is this a stack based language?
yes
haughty fog
dang
shy raft
so...
cosmic bison
so...
shy raft
quick
72/8 + 32
haughty fog
5
cosmic bison
41
haughty fog
thank u
cosmic bison
you accidentally replied to me. You should have replied to aim
vocal basin
I can't count
haughty fog
i already know
vocal basin
I can't count
forgot how to do that since I became mathematician
cosmic bison
lol
shy raft
why is no one talking in the vc
haughty fog
shy raft
tf
shy raft
im making it rn
vocal basin
you can just use s and S to represent this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iota_and_Jot
shy raft
i see
vocal basin
(Sss)(a)=a
(SsSsSss)(a)(b)=b
(SsSsSsSss)(a)(b)(c)=(a(b))(a(c))
in that notation
shy raft
how will the snakes pronounce parantheses
shy raft
okie
vocal basin
(Sss)(a)=a
(SsSsSss)(a)(b)=b
(SsSsSsSss)(a)(b)(c)=(a(b))(a(c))
in that notation
these are just examples of what such programs represent
haughty fog
innovation
shy raft
sSSSSSSSSSSSs
vocal basin
I have meaningful code that can be relatively easily transpiled into this
haughty fog
what should i add
mac and cheese
shy raft
thx
vocal basin
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/6ffd893d2df0c96ab4e34cb9976f3a09
how the challenge is to compile it back into something that I can run
shy raft
mac and cheese
fine, what will it do
whole bear
Anyways
vocal basin
almost always if I need something powershell-related, I just look up specific questions
whole bear
Thanks alisa
vocal basin
something terrible happened to this SVG
whole bear
What is that
haughty fog
haughty fog
What is that
gears
whole bear
omg
somber heath
That startling, are they?
whole bear
Anyways how to get a virtual machine working?
whole bear
What is Ubuntu?
somber heath
I usually install virtualbox and its gui and go from there.
somber heath
Linux flavour.
Popular operating system. A lot of other distributions are based on it.
whole bear
How long do I left to talk in VC?
haughty fog
Linux flavour.
debian
vocal basin
How long do I left to talk in VC?
already enough to verify
haughty fog
i wish
somber heath
You've been eligible for some time.
vocal basin
okay, so the code compiled and synced, that's already quite impressive
now I need 3 numbers between 1 and 1000
!e
from random import randrange
x = randrange(1000)
y = randrange(1000)
z = randrange(1000)
print(x, y, z)
print(pow(x, y, z))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 927 611 957
002 | 927
erm
vocal basin
wha
shy raft
uhh
vocal basin
wait, why is it same
!e
from random import randrange
x = randrange(1000)
y = randrange(1000)
z = randrange(1000)
print(x, y, z)
print(pow(x, y, z))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 154 218 158
002 | 128
!e
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with r...
okay, so I just got scammed for one time
haughty fog
!e
print('bob')
wise cargoBOT
@haughty fog :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
bob
it takes so long to compile
unsurprising given the compiled artifact is 5MB
vocal basin
I don't think I have hyper-V enabled
VirtualBox itself is relatively easy to use, afaik
haven't changed much since it was Sunโข๏ธ VirtualBox
vocal basin
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/6ffd893d2df0c96ab4e34cb9976f3a09
this code works, confirmed
vocal basin
Chrome/Firefox/Edge depending on situation
haughty fog
opera is a virus itself
vocal basin
edge isn't a search engine
Brave is chromium-based too
everything is Chrome nowadays
except for Firefox and Safari
vocal basin
edge uses whatever you configure it to use
haughty fog
im using duckduck ngl
vocal basin
Tor defaults to duckduckgo
somber heath
@prime bobcat ๐
shy raft
vocal basin
duckduckgo turned out not as independent and no-tracking as they claimed
prime bobcat
hello guys
haughty fog
2
prime bobcat
chatgpt is awesome lol
haughty fog
chatgpt is awesome lol
haughty fog
bing ai better
fr
prime bobcat
is teaching me how to code python so i like gepeto
haughty fog
hacking browser?
somber heath
Please don't rely by on chatgpt to teach you Python.
vocal basin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_browser_engines
basically, only Chrome, Safari, Firefox and whatever SerenityOS uses -- is all there is
haughty fog
is teaching me how to code python so i like gepeto
prime bobcat
i mean i read the documentation but i ask gepeto to solve stuff or make my code better
vocal basin
metaphorical flag being a secret key
somber heath
@ashen hollow @spice wave ๐
ashen hollow
<@793371757045088296> <@1006014728797159585> ๐
Hello
prime bobcat
print("{player['Hp']}/{player['MaxHp']}")
haughty fog
print("{player['Hp']}/{player['MaxHp']}")
you good?
prime bobcat
i was having issues with that
vocal basin
print(f"{player['Hp']/player['MaxHp']}")
but using gpt for info instead of just asking him to code
vocal basin
this?
prime bobcat
is pretty damn good
ashen hollow
why?
haughty fog
print("{player['Hp']}/{player['MaxHp']}")
pr1nt("{play3r['Hp']}/{pl@y3r['M@xH?']")
ashen hollow
omg using markdown please xD
prime bobcat
yeah alisa, i didnt know i should use f before
haughty fog
format
somber heath
@unreal otter ๐
prime bobcat
shes an unicorn
ashen hollow
This is an example markdown
pr1nt("{play3r['Hp']}/{pl@y3r['M@xH?']")
very much works as intended
prime bobcat
how do i paste my code as that Cloud?
haughty fog
how do i paste my code as that Cloud?
?
ashen hollow
pr1nt("{play3r['Hp']}/{pl@y3r['M@xH?']")
there are also Attack-Defense CTFs too but they're less common
because more difficult to organise
shy raft
what``is``happening``oh no
ashen hollow
lol xD
haughty fog
p#in\t("{pl&y^r['H,p'],b*(^y}['M}xH?']")
ashen hollow
aim has a low voice!
vocal basin
this code works, confirmed
how to get it to work:
- parse it as a syntax tree this way:
sis jot combinator,S<p><q>is "call<q>with argument<p>" - evaluate it (the result is a function)
- call it with arguments:
0,1,a => b => a + b,n => x => y => x if n == 0 else y,n => x => y => x if n & 1 else y,n => n >> 1,a,b,m - result is
pow(b, a, m)
haughty fog
ashen hollow
https://tenor.com/view/swagingulo-gif-24804416
this image is scared me!
shy raft
whole bear
My broken laptop
ashen hollow
Emotional Damage
prime bobcat
no
ashen hollow
My broken laptop
install Ubuntu 22.04
shy raft
haughty fog
install Ubuntu 22.04
zorin
vocal basin
the art of suggesting solutions to non-existent problems
haughty fog
is he really installing more ram?
shy raft
||how do we tell him...||
haughty fog
||how do we tell him...||
just do
haughty fog
๐
haughty fog
its fine, it's godaddy
haughty fog
why the sky is blue?
sometimes
haughty fog
download nvidia4090free100percent.exe
ashen hollow
I need a photo from your keyboard right now who has the best keyboard for programming ?
haughty fog
corsair k100
prime bobcat
hey aim
'hi'
hi
`import randomshit
xd = randomshit.data
print(f"{xd['1']}{xd['2']}{xd['3']}{xd['4']}{xd['5']}{xd['6']}{xd['7']}{xd['8']}{xd['9']}{xd['10']}{xd['11']}{xd['12']}{xd['13']}{xd['14']}{xd['15']}{xd['16']}{xd['17']}{xd['18']}{xd['19']}{xd['20']}{xd['21']}{xd['22']}{xd['23']}{xd['24']}{xd['25']}{xd['26']}{xd['27']}{xd['28']}{xd['29']}{xd['30']}{xd['31']}{xd['32']}{xd['33']}{xd['34']}{xd['35']}{xd['36']}{xd['37']}{xd['38']}{xd['39']}{xd['40']}{xd['41']}")`
data = { "1" : "p", "2" : "r", "3" : "i", "4" : "n", "5" : "t", "6" : "(", "7" : '"', "8" : "{", "9" : "p", "10" : "l", "11" : "a", "12" : "y", "13" : "e", "14" : "r", "15" : "[", "16" : "'", "17" : "H", "18" : "p", "19" : "'", "20" : "]", "21" : "}", "22" : "/", "23" : "{", "24" : "p", "25" : "l", "26" : "a", "27" : "y", "28" : "e", "29" : "r", "30" : "[", "31" : "'", "32" : "M", "33" : "a", "34" : "x", "35" : "H", "36" : "p", "37" : "'", "38" : "]", "39" : "}", "40" : '"', "41" : ")", }
i win
dont mind my dirty desk
haughty fog
clean
somber heath
@tranquil jasper ๐
tranquil jasper
didnt realize it wouldnt let me talk lmao
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
haughty fog
22-23?
tranquil jasper
i have 22?
shy raft
yes
tranquil jasper
sweet almost halfway
tranquil jasper
aim what you like to do in python
prime bobcat
!voiceverify
shy raft
straightedge
prime bobcat
!voice
wise cargoBOT
tranquil jasper
can i not react?
shy raft
aim what you like to do in python
they like to aim
tranquil jasper
monke what do you like to do in python
haughty fog
i use snake not python
tranquil jasper
you deleted that message fast
shy raft
monke what do you like to do in python
Create map generators, algorithims for completing tasks, and experimenting
prime bobcat
monke, what do you use for map generators?
haughty fog
bro what even is this
S-language
shy raft
S-lang for short
tranquil jasper
i like that
vocal basin
bro what even is this
I implemented fast exponentiation in lambda calculus
then transpiled it into jot ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iota_and_Jot )
S and s are used as 0 and 1 in jot
shy raft
monke, what do you use for map generators?
perlin noise + biome diffusion
prime bobcat
but how do you display as graphic output?
shy raft
pygame
prime bobcat
oh, i was looking at that recently
im using terminal only
whats the difference between pygame and pygame zero?
shy raft
idk what pygame zero is
prime bobcat
like what?
prime bobcat
i havent used any, someone told me to stick with raw python
but i saw the documentation a bit
vocal basin
default Pygame is better for understanding what's actually happening
haughty fog
documentation for S-lang will be out shortly
shy raft
wow
vocal basin
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/6ffd893d2df0c96ab4e34cb9976f3a09
I should rewrite the interpreter in Rust
prime bobcat
so, basically if you want to learn properly is better to start with pygame instead?
vocal basin
I should rewrite the interpreter in Rust
(it's in Python currently)
vocal basin
so, basically if you want to learn properly is better to start with pygame inste...
yes, especially for projects beyond ~100 lines of size
there might be things similar to Pygame Zero but less framework-ish
prime bobcat
they were right, you know a lot Alisa
vocal basin
IDK if Pygame Zero is even properly integrated with IDEs
this is valid pgz script but every IDE will say it has issues
WIDTH = 300
HEIGHT = 300
def draw():
screen.fill((128, 0, 0))
specifically lack of imports
shy raft
mate
prime bobcat
what do you think about this libraries?
pyqt
django
mysql
vocal basin
most of PyGame stuff is already imported
It is intended for use in education, so that teachers can teach basic programming without needing to explain the Pygame API or write an event loop.
prime bobcat
someone told me to start with those
shy raft
my maps are ๐ฅ
vocal basin
what do you think about this libraries?
pyqt
django
mysql
I would choose pyside over pyqt
mysql isn't a library, it's a database
vocal basin
mysql isn't a library, it's a database
(but there is a package with the same name, which provides connection to that DB)
shy raft
vocal basin
worst part about MySQL is its current owner, otherwise it's a good choice
tranquil jasper
wdym
vocal basin
Oracle
tranquil jasper
oh didnt realize they were the owner
i tried getting their like cloud free tier and literally just kept getting stuck when i tried to validate payment and i looked up like if other people where having this problem and every one was bad mouthing them pretty much
vocal basin
MariaDB, as a MySQL fork, was started due to Oracle takeover
tranquil jasper
#this is so cool i didnt realize you could put the language in the top
def send(msg):
message = msg.encode(FORMAT)
msg_length = len(message)
send_length = str(msg_length).encode(FORMAT)
send_length += b' ' * (HEADER - len(send_length))
client.send(send_length)
client.send(message)
print(client.recv(2048).decode(FORMAT))
send(DISCONNECT_MESSAGE)
print('ikr')
cout << "omg this is so litty" << endl;
class Me:
def __init__(self, smort):
self.smort = smort
def let_people_know_how_smort(self):
print('smortness level:', self.smort)
me = Me(10000000000)
me.let_people_know_how_smort()
anyone a tkinter fanatic?
vocal basin
I've helped with tkinter more than I've done anything myself, I think
tranquil jasper
i have a database and i need to make an app for me and my buddies to use and i was gonna make it via tkinter but ive just been kinda delaying for a week
vocal basin
the app only interacts with the DB, right?
tranquil jasper
ive made like small tkinter stuff but this would probably be like 2k lines of code
yeah
well wdym like what else would it do?
vocal basin
web UI might be another option instead of a tkinter app
with web server running on the same host as the DB
tranquil jasper
how much would i have to learn to host website?
vocal basin
depends
is the DB centralised?
if yes, how is it accessed normally? over the network?
tranquil jasper
accessed over network
its on a linux server through linode
and i use just mysql.connector to connect to it
candid juniper
im very greedy imo
vocal basin
I would use this+FastAPI for a similar task
https://github.com/aio-libs/aiomysql
(async is better for multiple concurrent requests)
haughty fog
guess what
vocal basin
(async is better for multiple concurrent requests)
in cases where API endpoint would be waiting on the database most of the time it processes the request
tranquil jasper
it has documentation now?
vocal basin
FastAPI's sql tutorials are based on SQLAlchemy (ORM for Python)
so most of the documentation will be there
tranquil jasper
gotchu
vocal basin
so most of the documentation will be there
(in SQLAlchemy and encode/databases)
https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/
https://www.encode.io/databases/
tranquil jasper
aim you keeping me in suspense
i think the goals really fit it well
also i think the only way to speed up my current project is divy it up across multiple machines but i have to use requests.get for like 52 thousand links every day and it takes like 4 hours to run with threading, any thoughts to speed it up?
vocal basin
also i think the only way to speed up my current project is divy it up across mu...
is it CPU-bound or just waiting?
tranquil jasper
kinda new to this not sure exactly what that means i dont think its cpu bound i think its just whenever it makes the requests and its waiting it fires off the next request in the list
haughty fog
i think the goals really fit it well
very easy language
s s+8 s+5 s+12 s+12 s+15 s+0 s+23 s+15 s+18 s+12 s+4
tranquil jasper
can i combine threading and asyncio or just one or other
vocal basin
asyncio is faster without threading
combining them requires extra synchronisation overhead
vocal basin
and `asyncio.create_task` 100~10000 times
with each task pulling from a shared queue what it needs to do next
if it does get stuck because of CPU, then multiprocessing
tranquil jasper
any idea what syntax would look like
with futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=40) as p:
p.map(get_html_of_card, sub_links)
shy raft
im pretty sure map doesn't work like that
tranquil jasper
i mean its worked so far
vocal basin
im pretty sure map doesn't work like that
not that map
tranquil jasper
its from threadpoolexecutor
so something like
for link in sub_links:
asyncio.create_task(get_html_of_Card(link))
that would a little bit too much tasks, if there's 50K total
tranquil jasper
well i split it up into groups of 1k
for x in range(54):
a = x*1000
b = x*1000+1000
sub_links = card_links[a:b]
with futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=40) as p:
p.map(get_html_of_card, sub_links)
then it's fine, though not perfectly efficient
tranquil jasper
the threads would crash if i didnt them all at once
vocal basin
singular slow requests will slow down everything when batch-processing
tranquil jasper
ill try asyncio and see how fast it goes
oh my god im so stupid
is there anyway to revert back to a previous instance of mysql
i just deleted like my entire history table
from mysql connector and committed because i forgot i put it main
vocal basin
is there anyway to revert back to a previous instance of mysql
there is rollback, but not all circumstances allow it
normally only before it's committed
vocal basin
and `asyncio.create_task` 100~10000 times
CPU I'm using is able to process 100 requests
(if the server takes 1 second to respond)
tranquil jasper
it throws all the tasks in the loop but its freezing after that
prime bobcat
Alisa, are u the thing that we as humans consider as god?
or just very close to it?
vocal basin
CPU I'm using is able to process 100 requests
the setup I used
total = 0
def increment():
global total
total += 1
async def worker(client: httpx.AsyncClient):
while True:
_ = await client.get("http://localhost:7780")
increment()
async def tracker():
while True:
print(total)
await asyncio.sleep(1)
async def main():
async with httpx.AsyncClient(limits=httpx.Limits(max_connections=10000, max_keepalive_connections=10000)) as client:
async with asyncio.TaskGroup() as tg:
tg.create_task(tracker())
for _ in range(100):
tg.create_task(worker(client))
"http://localhost:7780" would be replaced by await queue.get()
and main would also store all tasks that were created, cancelling them once await queue.join() is done
and worker would also queue.task_done on each element it pulls
!d asyncio.Queue
wise cargoBOT
tranquil jasper
this is current code
def get_tasks(session):
tasks = []
for card_link in card_links:
tasks.append([card_link, session.get(card_link, ssl=False)])
print(len(tasks))
print('returning tasks')
return tasks
async def get_htmls():
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
tasks = get_tasks(session)
responses = await asyncio.gather(*tasks)
for response in responses:
p_dict[response[0]] = await response[1].text()
print("HTML:", len(p_dict.keys()))
asyncio.run(get_htmls())
getting an error currently though
vocal basin
elements of tasks aren't awaitable
tranquil jasper
aight lemme try that
vocal basin
also, isn't get a context manager?
aiohttp works very differently from requests
unlike httpx
tranquil jasper
idk i was follwing youtube tutorial
vocal basin
also, isn't `get` a context manager?
okay, I checked, it can be awaited too
tranquil jasper
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Aidan\p_chart_server.py", line 533, in <module>
main()
File "C:\Users\Aidan\p_chart_server.py", line 464, in main
asyncio.run(get_htmls())
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\asyncio\runners.py", line 190, in run
return runner.run(main)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\asyncio\runners.py", line 118, in run
return self._loop.run_until_complete(task)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\asyncio\base_events.py", line 653, in run_until_complete
return future.result()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Aidan\p_chart_server.py", line 457, in get_htmls
responses = await asyncio.gather(*tasks)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\asyncio\tasks.py", line 827, in gather
fut = _ensure_future(arg, loop=loop)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\asyncio\tasks.py", line 674, in _ensure_future
raise TypeError('An asyncio.Future, a coroutine or an awaitable '
TypeError: An asyncio.Future, a coroutine or an awaitable is required
sys:1: RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'ClientSession._request' was never awaited
currently getting this
tranquil jasper
but i need the card link
do i need to like make another dictionary and just input the response to get the link
vocal basin
you can return that separately, then zip together
vocal basin
or create a coroutine that both does session.get and returns card_link
and may even do await response.text() inside that coroutine
so that it's all concurrent
tranquil jasper
i realized i could just do it by index since its already sending them in order
and we back to freezing again
tranquil jasper
oh its probably not freezing its just actually making the requests
i wish there was a way to tell
yup thats what its doing!
tranquil jasper
Alisa, are u the thing that we as humans consider as god?
literally this
yeah its just struggling with larger amounts at a time
prime bobcat
yeah men, shes a god helping everyone here
someone taught me how to use dictionary variable values into print
but i cant get it
i mean i understand the For loop
prime bobcat
`import randomshit
xd = randomshit.data
output = ''
for x in xd:
output += xd[x]
print(output)`
he explain something like this right?
tranquil jasper
do you want output to be a list?
prime bobcat
because he saw my code, sorry for the lenght
data = { "1" : "p", "2" : "r", "3" : "i", "4" : "n", "5" : "t", "6" : "(", "7" : '"', "8" : "{", "9" : "p", "10" : "l", "11" : "a", "12" : "y", "13" : "e", "14" : "r", "15" : "[", "16" : "'", "17" : "H", "18" : "p", "19" : "'", "20" : "]", "21" : "}", "22" : "/", "23" : "{", "24" : "p", "25" : "l", "26" : "a", "27" : "y", "28" : "e", "29" : "r", "30" : "[", "31" : "'", "32" : "M", "33" : "a", "34" : "x", "35" : "H", "36" : "p", "37" : "'", "38" : "]", "39" : "}", "40" : '"', "41" : ")", }
tranquil jasper
import randomshit
xd = randomshit.data
output = ''
for x in xd.keys():
output += xd[x]
print(output)
try that
prime bobcat
and i printed like this because aim was trolling me with some code i send
tranquil jasper
im not sure if that will output in order or not
prime bobcat
`import randomshit
xd = randomshit.data
print(f"{xd['1']}{xd['2']}{xd['3']}{xd['4']}{xd['5']}{xd['6']}{xd['7']}{xd['8']}{xd['9']}{xd['10']}{xd['11']}{xd['12']}{xd['13']}{xd['14']}{xd['15']}{xd['16']}{xd['17']}{xd['18']}{xd['19']}{xd['20']}{xd['21']}{xd['22']}{xd['23']}{xd['24']}{xd['25']}{xd['26']}{xd['27']}{xd['28']}{xd['29']}{xd['30']}{xd['31']}{xd['32']}{xd['33']}{xd['34']}{xd['35']}{xd['36']}{xd['37']}{xd['38']}{xd['39']}{xd['40']}{xd['41']}")
`
manually
so he told me to use for loop to make it, it works with any of the 2 methods for output the text right?
tranquil jasper
!e
data = {
"1" : "p",
"2" : "r",
"3" : "i",
"4" : "n",
"5" : "t",
"6" : "(",
"7" : '"',
"8" : "{",
"9" : "p",
"10" : "l",
"11" : "a",
"12" : "y",
"13" : "e",
"14" : "r",
"15" : "[",
"16" : "'",
"17" : "H",
"18" : "p",
"19" : "'",
"20" : "]",
"21" : "}",
"22" : "/",
"23" : "{",
"24" : "p",
"25" : "l",
"26" : "a",
"27" : "y",
"28" : "e",
"29" : "r",
"30" : "[",
"31" : "'",
"32" : "M",
"33" : "a",
"34" : "x",
"35" : "H",
"36" : "p",
"37" : "'",
"38" : "]",
"39" : "}",
"40" : '"',
"41" : ")",
}
output = ''
for x in data.keys():
output += data[x]
print(output)
@tranquil jasper :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
print("{player['Hp']}/{player['MaxHp']}")
yeah so you for loop through the keys of the dictionary which i think it does in the order that you add them in
prime bobcat
`import randomshit
xd = randomshit.data
for x in xd:
print(x)`
and here it prints the name of the variable right?
wtf this does output = ''
" "
this
tranquil jasper
it would have to be xd.keys() so like
for x in xd.keys()
''