#voice-chat-text-0
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Hmm, I wonder what my first message in the public channels was
@rugged root #help-grapes message
gg @pure path great game
eh you had a great start though
oh i think 1200 last time I Played
canda is known for maple suryp
hem what u doing
i'm not rubber i'm straight plastic

basically manipulating them
@pure path Essentially trying to make a report template
@zenith radish https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OeIkbxj2jDftFQA7Y97elad9R1PyW0n7vLu632TvxPU/edit?usp=sharing
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@pure path Essentially trying to make a report template
for someone else?
For one of our clients, yeah
@zenith radish https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OeIkbxj2jDftFQA7Y97elad9R1PyW0n7vLu632TvxPU/edit?usp=sharing
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It's just entropy 😄
Same reason your room becomes messy over time.
There are simply more ways for it to be messy than neat, so given a random change it's more likely to go from neat to messy than to go from messy to neat.
yeah it's just entropy
Lots of stuff came up; back again
that's just entropy i think
helo
how's it going
im new learn pyhton
you wanna learn python for yourself or for school?
can someone tell me about overloading oop
and I oop
aleee oop
ok thanks
hey
pls stop
oh hi
oh no
mr
what was your name
yea
ducko
macro
I'm doing well!
I've started to get in here more often
Especially when I'm doing work stuff. Easier to communicate when all I have to do is hit a button and talk as opposed to typing
@tall latch The better option is to ask over in #discord-bots
Stop-Computer
hhhhh
Test-NetConnection
Proper Windows Terminal setup
hey that's the command prompt right?
I hate you
boomer newspaper arrived
i like that title color
@tall latch u sound jiggly
@swift valley i like your pic
nice colors
Capslock for ptt is great
What about right shift 
what about pg up or pg dn
Trigger a function when a variable changes?
A variable, or an attribute of an object?
@tall latch
oh god, I'm revisiting this year old project and I just have a folder titled "DoNotTrust"
Good ol trust issues
@tall latch Again, if you have a code question, please use the help system. See #❓|how-to-get-help for more details
I've always thought that mass public transport is nonexistent in the US
hello @wind cobalt
hi
can't join voice, my uni blocked discord voice
i must say, SQLite3 lib for python is amazing. but i'm shot out of luck trying to figure out what i can do with it
how about store data?
@pseudo iris Do not play music in the voice channels. We're here to talk, not hear your background noise. If you want to listen to music, and you don't have a headset, mute yourself
I just saw the pinned message here in #voice-chat-text-0
other clock
def main():
stud_answers = ['A','C','A','A','D','C','C','A',
'C','D','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
outfile = open('stud_answers.txt', 'w')
outfile.writelines(stud_answers + '\n')
outfile.close()
main()
def right_answer():
right_answer = ['A','C','A','A','D','B','C','A','C',
'B','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
return right_answer
def student_answer():
student_answer = []
infile.read = open('stud_answers.txt', 'r')
return student_answer
wrong = 0
right = 0
for i in range(20):
if student_answer == right_answer:
right += 1
else:
wrong += 1
if right >= 15:
print('You passed')
else:
print('You failed')
print('You got ',right, 'correct')
print('You got ',wrong, 'incorrect')
@tall latch https://kivy.org/doc/stable/api-kivy.properties.html Observer pattern. I thought there might be a magic method for =. You could always write a 'change attribute value to x' method to call whenever you'd otherwise use = to overwrite it, which could then call something else.
This is an input file I need to modify for a model/simulation. I forgot how much I hate dealing with with this model.
I love the file name
Each char in that first line radically changes the remaining file input
That's for Visual Studio, it's in active development
def right_answer():
right_answer = ['A','C','A','A','D','B','C','A','C',
'B','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
return right_answer
def student_answer():
infile = open('stud_answers.txt', 'r')
student_answer = infile.readlines()
return student_answer
wrong = 0
right = 0
for i in range(20):
if student_answer() == right_answer():
right += 1
else:
wrong += 1
if right >= 15:
print('You passed')
else:
print('You failed')
print('You got ',right, 'correct')
print('You got ',wrong, 'incorrect')
Anyone here have any idea why I can't set up a VM on Windows with Virtualbox? - Google has been no help
What VM are you trying to set up? I can test it with my virtualbox right now
I tried Ubuntu and Kubuntu and had roughly the same issue with both
What version of VBox are you running?
latest - 6.1.14* or something
Okay, upgrading mine and I'll let you know how installing ubuntu goes
# rest of code above
student_answer_list = student_answer()
right_answers = right_answer()
for student_answer, answer in zip(student_answer_list, right_answers):
if student_answer == answer:
right += 1
# rest of code here
alright - thanks. Have gone insane trying to solve this
(I am desperately looking for a half decent excuse to not deal with this work file)
King Charlie, do you have HyperV installed?
Words that look weird. Deal. D'eal.
for student in student_answer():
for answer in right_answer():
if student == answer:
right += 1
else:
wrong += 1
I don't actually remember if I messed about with Hyper-v on this install or on a previous install - I'll try and check
zip [1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6] == [(1, 4), (2, 5), (3, 6)]
King Charlie powershell Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online | where {$_.State -eq "Enabled"}
I'm turning Hyper-V off. That might be the issue, but if so I'm surprised that it lets me get so far before failing
That gives me some janky error in psh - I'll be back in a sec after a restart though
you need elevated privledges
('alpha' 'beta') == 'alphabeta'
really_really_really_really_long_string = (
"foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz\n"
"foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz\n"
)
# vs.
really_really_really_really_long_string = textwrap.dedent("""
foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz
foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz foo bar baz
""")
longer_string = (
"I'm a string"
"I'm another string"
f"I'm a string with a new {varabile}"
)
The textwrap.dedent was something I really appreciated learning from the code jam qualifier
for i in range(len(right_answer())):
if student_answer()[i] == right_answer()[i]:
right += 1
else:
wrong += 1
Could use zip maybe?
Do you have a mic now LXNN?
sum(a == b for a, b in zip(student_answer, right_answer))
I always have @quasi condor 😄
Yeah, Hem used zip above
I turned all hyper-v stuff in windows off, that didn't fix it. Turning it back on - I'll be back in a sec
I've never heard you speak I'm pretty sure @stuck furnace
I just don't talk 😄
back in a sec
from operator import eq
student_score = sum(map(eq, student_answer, answer_key))
def right_answer():
right_answer = ['A','C','A','A','D','B','C','A','C',
'B','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
return right_answer
def student_answer():
infile = open('stud_answers.txt', 'r')
student_answer = infile.readlines()
return student_answer
wrong = 0
right = 0
student_answer_list = student_answer()
right_answer = right_answer()
for student_answer, answer in zip(student_answer_list, right_answer):
if student_answer == answer:
right += 1
else:
wrong += 1
if right >= 15:
print('You passed')
else:
print('You failed')
print('You got ',right, 'correct')
print('You got ',wrong, 'incorrect')
['ACAADCCACDADCADCBBDA']
You failed
You got 0 correct
You got 1 incorrect
Obligatory Haskell solution
λ sum $ fromEnum <$> (zipWith (==) studentAnswers answerKey)
def main():
stud_answers = ['A','C','A','A','D','C','C','A',
'C','D','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
outfile = open('stud_answers.txt', 'w')
outfile.writelines(stud_answers)
outfile.close()
main()
@rugged root It's semantically the same as the Python snippet haha
def main():
stud_answers = ['A','C','A','A','D','C','C','A',
'C','D','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
with open('stud_answers.txt', 'w') as outfile:
outfile.writelines(stud_answers)
main()
Btw, weirdly writelines doesn't insert newline characters.
Nope.
To be consistent with readlines
Which keeps newlines.
It doesn't add any. 😄
restarting for what's like the 10th time
stud_answers. Are they correct? Nay. They're all bull.
def student_answer():
infile = open('stud_answers.txt', 'r')
student_answer = infile.readlines()
student_answer_list = []
for i in student_answer:
student_answer_list.append(i)
return student_answer_list```
Alright, so what does the file look like?
def main():
stud_answers = ['A','C','A','A','D','C','C','A',
'C','D','A','D','C','A','D','C','B','B','D','A']
with open('stud_answers.txt', 'w') as outfile:
outfile.writelines(stud_answers)
main()
apparently I've completely fucked up VB on my PC somehow - I give up with it for today
Right, so you want one answer per line? @lilac wind
Because CPython
Alright, so you could do this:
with open('stud_answers.txt', 'w') as file:
file.write('\n'.join(stud_answers))
def student_answer():
with open('stud_answers.txt', 'r') as infile:
student_answers = [answer for answer in infile.read()]
return student_answers
Presumably at some point in the future you might want the answers to have more than one character?
One-per-line would allow for this contingency.
could you not just skip the list comp and do infile.read().split("")?
Or just list(infine.read()) 😄
yeah, or that - list comp just seems like an extra step into things
def student_answer():
with open('stud_answers.txt', 'r') as infile:
student_answers = list(infile.read())
return student_answers
[*infile.read()]
This would be wiser.
@lilac wind is it working now??
This assumes it needs to be in a list at all. str instances are iterable.
list will separate the characters of infile.read() (a string) into a list.
Yep, it's because writelines
@quasi condor my Ubuntu install is going fine with no issues, what's your install process like?
writelines(lines)```
Write a list of lines to the stream. Line separators are not added, so it is usual for each of the lines provided to have a line separator at the end.
Charlie, why Vbox when you have HyperV
God that's so stupid. That's incredibly unintuitive
One of two things: It gets to the bit where you put your username in, then crashes with some message about disk errors, OR it gets past that point then just hangs and never finishes
Well there's actually a good reason
It's because readlines doesn't remove the newlines.
Rabbit because Vbox is what i've used before
So they want you to be able to do readlines, then writelines without changing the file.
python3.8 -m pip ...
I get it, but HyperV provides much better performance since it's Type 1 Hypervisor
I'm open to Hyper-V, i'll google to see how to use it
One sec, talking to my boss about something
I think there's a good reason why readlines doesn't remove the newline chars, but I can't think of it 😄
Likely because of the different kinds of line endings
HyperV + WSL is pretty good
Yep I think that's it 😄
sure but if Charlie wnats full blown OS install, HyperV can do that easily
@lilac wind 1 sec is over
Oh no I didn't mean you 😄
You probably forgot () somewhere @lilac wind
@hollow haven 

I am of the strong opinion that ptt should be required >_>
I have 1/4
lol
But even that's not guaranteed (the PR I mean, but yeah)
Gonna make one before I sleep
@wise cargo specifically
check bios settings
Soup indeed
Why’s this chat called voice chat but it’s not a voice channel
It's the text channel associated with the voice channel.
Because it pairs with the actual voice chat voice channel
Adjunct.
Some folks don't have a mic but want to still participate in the conversation
Ty
Also useful for dropping links and providing context
the people who stays silent can talk
Okay cool
@quasi condor you've got echo
Bye off to the help page
Boss is back, one moment
Click.echo?
update bios
maybe, if your virtualization extensions are having issues
but anything after 2018 BIOS should be fine, Virtualization is not new
updating your bios isn't risk free
I like to think that all languages are interpreted.
But some are just interpreted by hardware.
Some of them are interpreted by college students making a test.
hi
I really hate computers with a passion. My PC/Phone just decided it wouldn't allow USB tethering for 15m
beat it into submission
now i can't use my microphone.
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@mortal burrow steve, pls. Stop slamming your keyboard.
Pastebin.com is the number one paste tool since 2002. Pastebin is a website where you can store text online for a set period of time.
password is sQPNxhjUTn
clojure was the one I was thinking of - Java Lisp
aaah clojure, yeah
Computer science theory is maths
Sorry, talking to our office manager and wait I actually have to get going. Will be on later
actuary? god bless you.
that's a lot of tests.
but if you don't enjoy it, don't limit yourself to insurance.
In the UK it's a bit difficult switching majors.
Because we don't really have majors.
If you study for a degree in, e.g. mathematics.
You're interviewed and admitted by the mathematics department and you study pretty much only mathematics for the entirety of your degree.
If you switch, it usually means an extra year
unless it's a very small switch - e.g Computing to Software Engineering
I love the new python discord logo colors!!!
i want to be a software dev for facebook or google,amazon and microsoft etc.. but i dont know if it is a good career path to choose
or a software engineer
few universities will not start with statically typed language
Around here, either C++ or Java
far too many start with Java
which is sad
Java scared me off programming for years
all because some nitwit decided it was a good idea to start programming noobs on what is almost purely boilerplate
Java is the most common here
Java is good mix between not C++ low level but not enough to seriously hide the fundamental
for starting language
plus Java is extremely popular
not that popular anymore
still hugely popular in many enterprises
Kotlin is largely taking over in app development at least
Java is massively popular
There's a very detailed answer to "Is Python pass-by-reference" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AEJHKGk9ns
highly recommended
"Speaker: Ned Batchelder
The behavior of names and values in Python can be confusing. Like many parts of Python, it has an underlying simplicity that can be hard to discern, especially if you are used to other programming languages. Here I'll explain how it all works, and pre...
Kotlin in Android development but Java is still crazy popular for backends
Have you guys tried nim?
I haven't
It's aesthetically pleasing 😄
If you're a python developer.
I have not but I'm not much for more obscure languages
vc is popping
have homework ;-;
@leaden comet @weak idol
!tempmute 563073619945586708 3d trolling voice chat is not allowed
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @weak idol until 2020-10-03 21:34 (2 days and 23 hours).
that's a da viny moment
@tiny seal https://pythondiscord.com/pages/roles/
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thank you sir
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ps works right?
for x in range(10):
print(x)
same as py for python
good bye have fun!
fsx was written by microsoft
because FSX has Voice software
windows 10 was written by microsoft
This setting has been in since Windows 7
This is done by Application, not the OS
also, I've had users complain about Music not getting muted by communication software
I mean, Mobile phones do similar
mmm
Printers are just shit
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
if you are not dropping 300 bucks on a printer, it's going to be shit and I mean Printer only
I love HP Laserjet 5
we have one at work
yea. I just seems like they want to put in all the features in a printer for $100 and they all don't work to the point the printer stops accepting valid ink.
My old printer had old wifi and came with a USB cord to connect it and now I have a Pi connected to it and setup network printing which works fine.
Charlie, look familiar
F
lol
i need help hahsda
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python r opalmist
is @somber heath online 24*7 ?
Sleep is for weaks
[f'{value} of {suit}' for value in ('Ace', 'Two', 'Three', 'Four', 'Five', 'Six', 'Seven', 'Eight', 'Nine', 'Ten', 'Jack', 'Queen', 'King') for suit in ('Spades', 'Hearts', 'Diamonds', 'Clubs')] + [f'{colour} Joker' for colour in ('Red', 'Black')]
@odd lynx I am not online 24/7.
aye, 'cuz occasionally I'm on vc and he is not
he's gone now
baseurl = "https://api.flightplandatabase.com"
# contains everything for working with flight plan likes
class Like:
# Get like status for flight plan
@staticmethod
def get(key, id):
url = f"{baseurl}/{id}/like"
result = requests.get(
url,
auth=HTTPBasicAuth(key, None)
)
if result.status_code == 200:
status = True
elif result.status_code == 404:
status = False
else:
result.raise_for_status()
return(result.headers, response)
try:
response = fpdb.Like.get(apikey, somerandomflightplanid)
except HTTPError:
# some error handling code
,
@tender plume 😒
use backticks
i dont think i do./
I fear our opinions differ
narden
import requests
response = requests.get("http://example.com")
response.raise_for_status()
?
captcha
no typing text
ok
brb
At that point, you may as well just be using the Python console.
We're not a meme dump
the issue with hacktoberfest
https://github.com/redapesolutions/django-typeform/pulls
@whole bear There's a lot of chatter coming from your mic
@whole bear can you mute?
^
@whole bear I muted you because you were having some nasty echo and feedback on your mic
@whole bear Sounds like your weather issues have passed.
We're starting to get a look at what the Spider-Man PS4 remaster will look like, and in a surprise twist, Peter Parker looks completely different. What's your take on his new look?
#ign #gaming #spiderman
ps5 vs pc
That reface doesn't look good
Yeah not great
ps5 vs pc
@winged dragon depends
ahhh u cant code on ps5
"ah yes, let's make a stunning character look like an alien clone of Tom Holland"
ahhh u cant code on ps5
@winged dragon u cannot ofcourse
Tobey's was more iconic
PS5 and XBox X Whatever are better then PCs at current price
but high end PCs are already more powerful then either, PCs will catch up
"ah yes, let's make a stunning character look like an alien clone of Tom Holland"
@swift valley the most obvious difference i see this version looks more confident
PS5 and XBox X Whatever are better then PCs at current price
@amber raptor if talk about gaming only thats true otherwise it wont be the same
A 1200 dollar pc can be future proof like it can support games for 2025
I wanna
go ahead
Pizza
Toby's Spiderman movies were tropey and kitsch.
but XBox Series X will likely still be in use in 2025
I'm still happy with my XBox 1 S
but XBox Series X will likely still be in use in 2025
@amber raptor unless we have gta 5
everything works
let gta 6 come
not soon
there was my theory
i think there was no machine for gta 6 to run properly
pc can but they cannot generate good revenue through pc only
nvidia has supercomputers
i know
Guys
consoles👀
All good
or why program GTA 6 when 5 is still making money
I could see Deadpool with Garfield's Spiderman more than I could with Holland's.
or why program GTA 6 when 5 is still making money
@amber raptor very good point
Jason Momoa

!warn @humble saddle If you can't control your microphone, don't join voice chat.
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @humble saddle.
I don't even know what that means
Can A.I. make music? Can it feel excitement and fear? Is it alive? Will.i.am and Mark Sagar push the limits of what a machine can do. How far is too far, and how much further can we go?
The Age of A.I. is a 8 part documentary series hosted by Robert Downey Jr. covering the wa...
Have you seen this series
@whole bear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTeVz6rP6r4
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2:01 - FILTHY RICH
4:21 - MAZED BAND (feat. Beyte Fyr)
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lol @gentle flint
it's neat i like it
Because APPARENTLY there's an engagement ring already somewhere in the house, so I don't need to get something that matches.
THE RINGS ARE COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE
snakes on a plane
engagement rings in a house
engagement ring slowly rolls out from below the bed... MENACINGLY
Jenga and cats. A match made in heaven or a recipe for disaster? You decide!
push the blocks, don't pull
time to write parser tests
apparently mountain lions can purr
I have a favourite. Her name is Cassie.
how can u compare "best" in python?
She's very squeaky.
favourite mountain lion?
he
Yah.
was
na heard it from pure hiimself
Mm. Hang on.
there is del
https://youtu.be/T864ES4WZVk @16:00 @gentle flint
In today's WATC...
- Little hearts of sweet
- Jake = Handsome
- Wren has zero chill
- The back scratcher returns!
About the wild animal facility - http://carerescuetexas.com
Wild Whispers ASMR - https://youtu.be/4ySxNoL6NmQ
My Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/bigcatderek
...
I haven't seen clean documentation like that in a while
lol
cd..
actually
cd ..
both works
not for me
well for me it does
how odd
no, it works fine and does not change anything
people will hate you if you don't do a space though
^
idc what people think of me
ye me too once a day
my pc is on for 12 hrs a day
hey I have never used github before, how do u contribbute to a bot?
can anyone tell me
pull request, edit the pulled code, push your edited stuff
is this for the hacktoberfest?
no for contributing to seasonal bot cause I have an idea in mind
"a" this should help you
https://akrabat.com/the-beginners-guide-to-contributing-to-a-github-project/
I am not doing it for hacktoberfest
i dont even care about that
but thx for the link
They're on #code-help-voice-text
I see
I'm just waiting while writing tests
pure could u do !paste for me cause
it aint working for me rn
i think it will work for u
pyautogui
no I meant the command
!paste
Pasting large amounts of code
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@pure path 
This is so scuffed
oh u use discord light mode?
or someone who is silly
the most expensive rn is
$1300
the new ones
you could get a pc for $1300
my nightmare
I'd rather have cubicles
Like
100%
I want to be able to mutter to myself in peace
Hmmm, I'm only clocking 72 WPM
k
!ban 751598346677780531 The use of self bots is strictly forbidden in Discord's Terms of Service. Even if it's just to make your name do "cool" stuff.
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @polar willow permanently.
?
str color = 'gold';
he cant even do that
he gets an error
at the first statement
inside the main block
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poop
// HouseSign.cpp - This program calculates prices for custom made signs.
include <iostream.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
int charge = 0.00;
str color = 'gold';
woodType = 'oak';
// check if number of characters is greater than 5, add $4 for every extra character
if numChars > 5 {charge += (numChars - 5) * 4}
// if wood is of oak add charge by 20
if woodType == 'oak' {charge += 20}
// if coloring is gold then add charge by 15
if color == 'gold' {charge += 15}
//add charge by 35 as minimum charge
charge += 35
//print the charge to screen
print("The charge for this sign is $%.1f" %charge)
}
// HouseSign.cpp - This program calculates prices for custom made signs.
#include <iostream.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
string color = "gold";
string woodType = "oak";
// check if number of characters is greater than 5, add $4 for every extra character
if numChars > 5 {
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4
}
// if wood is of oak add charge by 20
if woodType == 'oak' {
charge += 20
}
// if coloring is gold then add charge by 15
if color == 'gold' {
charge += 15
}
// add charge by 35 as minimum charge
charge += 35
// print the charge to screen
cout << "The charge for this sign is $%.1f" %charge
}
!user
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
char *color = "gold";
char *woodType = "oak";
if(numChars > 5){
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4 ;
}
if(!strcmp(woodType, "oak")){
charge+=20;
}
if(!strcmp(color, "gold")){
charge+=15;
}
charge+=35;
printf("The charge for this sign is $%.1f", charge);
return 0;
}
// HouseSign.cpp - This program calculates prices for custom made signs.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
string color = "gold";
string woodType = "oak";
// check if number of characters is greater than 5, add $4 for every extra character
if numChars > 5 {
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4
}
// if wood is of oak add charge by 20
if woodType == 'oak' {
charge += 20
}
// if coloring is gold then add charge by 15
if color == 'gold' {
charge += 15
}
// add charge by 35 as minimum charge
charge += 35
// print the charge to screen
cout << "The charge for this sign is" << charge
}
// HouseSign.cpp - This program calculates prices for custom made signs.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
string color = "gold";
string woodType = "oak";
// check if number of characters is greater than 5, add $4 for every extra character
if (numChars > 5) {
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4
}
// if wood is of oak add charge by 20
if (woodType == 'oak') {
charge += 20
}
// if coloring is gold then add charge by 15
if (color == 'gold') {
charge += 15
}
// add charge by 35 as minimum charge
charge += 35
// print the charge to screen
cout << "The charge for this sign is $" << charge
}
// HouseSign.cpp - This program calculates prices for custom made signs.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
string color = "gold";
string woodType = "oak";
// check if number of characters is greater than 5, add $4 for every extra character
if (numChars > 5) {
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4;
}
// if wood is of oak add charge by 20
if (woodType == 'oak') {
charge += 20;
}
// if coloring is gold then add charge by 15
if (color == 'gold') {
charge += 15;
}
// add charge by 35 as minimum charge
charge += 35;
// print the charge to screen
cout << "The charge for this sign is $" << charge;
}
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
#include <iomanip>
int main()
{
int numChars = 8;
float charge = 0.00;
std::string color = "gold";
std::string woodType = "oak";
if(numChars > 5){
charge += (numChars - 5) * 4 ;
}
if(!woodType.compare("oak")){
charge+=20;
}
if(!color.compare("gold")){
charge+=15;
}
charge+=35;
// printf("The charge for this sign is $%.1f", charge);
std::cout << "The charge for this sign is ";
std::cout << std::fixed << std::setprecision( 1 )
<< std::setfill( '0' ) << charge;
return 0;
}
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int smallest, largest;
int n1, n2, n3;
cin >> n1 >> n2 >> n3;
// n1 = -50; n2 = 53; n3 = 78;
largest = n1;
if(n2 > largest)largest = n2;
if(n3 > largest)largest = n3;
smallest = n1;
if(n2 < smallest)smallest = n2;
if(n3 < smallest)smallest = n3;
cout << "The largest value is " << largest << endl;
cout << "The smallest value is " << smallest << endl;
return 0;
}
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int smallest, largest;
int n1, n2, n3;
// cin >> n1 >> n2 >> n3;
n1 = -50; n2 = 53; n3 = 78;
largest = n1;
if(n2 > largest)largest = n2;
if(n3 > largest)largest = n3;
smallest = n1;
if(n2 < smallest)smallest = n2;
if(n3 < smallest)smallest = n3;
cout << "The largest value is " << largest << endl;
cout << "The smallest value is " << smallest << endl;
return 0;
}
@frank falcon https://www.learncpp.com/
LearnCpp.com is a free website devoted to teaching you how to program in C++. For programmers of all levels (but especially those with no prior experience).
Hey, what's up?
the ceiling
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
// declaring the Bonus constants
const double BONUS_1 = 50;
const double BONUS_2 = 75;
const double BONUS_3 = 100;
const double BONUS_4 = 200;
// declaring the rating constants
const int RATING_1 = 1;
const int RATING_2 = 2;
const int RATING_3 = 3;
// variables to store the input
string employee_first_name;
string employee_last_name;
string employee_name;
int number_of_shifts;
int number_of_transactions;
double dollar_value;
double productivity_score;
double bonus;
cout << "Employee's first name: ";
getline(cin>>ws, employee_first_name);
cout << "Employee's last name: ";
getline(cin>>ws, employee_last_name);
cout << "Number of Shifts: ";
cin >> number_of_shifts;
cout << "Number of transactions: ";
cin >> number_of_transactions;
cout << "Transaction dollar value: ";
cin >> dollar_value;
// assembling the employee's full name
employee_name = employee_first_name + " " + employee_last_name;
// calculating the productivity score
productivity_score = (double)dollar_value / (double)((double)number_of_transactions *
(double)number_of_shifts);
// calculating the bonus using nested if's
if(productivity_score <= 30)
bonus = BONUS_1;
else if(productivity_score >= 31)
{
if(productivity_score <= 69)
bonus = BONUS_2;
}
else if(productivity_score >= 70)
{
if(productivity_score <= 199)
bonus = BONUS_3;
}
else
bonus = BONUS_4;
// displaying the output
cout << endl << "Employee Name: " << employee_name <<endl;
cout << "Employee Bonus: $" << bonus << endl;
}
@solid atlas
u done taking a shit?
lol
💩
Hey Everyone
Adi bhai vc join karo
@whole bear bro get in vc
I am Doing Some work Bro I can't speak That's why 😅
@ripe abyss what work
@ripe abyss what work
@sly light My Parents Said Me To Do something that's What I am Doing
👀
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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
// declaring the Bonus constants
const double BONUS_1 = 50;
const double BONUS_2 = 75;
const double BONUS_3 = 100;
const double BONUS_4 = 200;
// declaring the rating constants
const int RATING_1 = 1;
const int RATING_2 = 2;
const int RATING_3 = 3;
// variables to store the input
string employee_first_name;
string employee_last_name;
string employee_name;
int number_of_shifts;
int number_of_transactions;
double dollar_value;
double productivity_score;
double bonus;
cout << "Employee's first name: ";
getline(cin>>ws, employee_first_name);
cout << "Employee's last name: ";
getline(cin>>ws, employee_last_name);
cout << "Number of Shifts: ";
cin >> number_of_shifts;
cout << "Number of transactions: ";
cin >> number_of_transactions;
cout << "Transaction dollar value: ";
cin >> dollar_value;
// assembling the employee's full name
employee_name = employee_first_name + " " + employee_last_name;
// calculating the productivity score
productivity_score = (double)dollar_value / (double)((double)number_of_transactions *
(double)number_of_shifts);
// calculating the bonus using nested if's
if(productivity_score <= 30)
bonus = BONUS_1;
else if(productivity_score >= 31)
{
if(productivity_score <= 69)
bonus = BONUS_2;
}
else if(productivity_score >= 70)
{
if(productivity_score <= 199)
bonus = BONUS_3;
}
else
bonus = BONUS_4;
// displaying the output
cout << endl << "Employee Name: " << employee_name <<endl;
cout << "Employee Bonus: $" << bonus << endl;
}
cout << "What is this";
else if(productivity_score <= 69){
bonus = BONUS_2;
}
else if(productivity_score <= 199)
bonus = BONUS_3;
}
Oops I did it again. And by it, we mean, ripped people off
"complicated Hilbert space" is a big giveaway 😄
how about the quantum logic doors
Yeah he changed "complex" for "complicated"
@frank falcon build a discord bot in C++
But "complex" has a technical meaning.
(lambda fc=(lambda n: [c for c in ().__class__.__bases__[0].__subclasses__()
if c.__name__ == n][0]): fc("function")(fc("code")(0,0,0,0,"KABOOM",(),
(),(),"","",0,""),{})())()
KABOOM
pog
👀
@whole rover there's a troll in voice @whole bear
he was screaming about "fucking us up" and "killing us"
pretty uncool
should've gone with <@&267629731250176001>
my bad.
yeppers
<@&267629731250176001> can I get a list of words I can't say?
I was told I can't use specific words, and was told there was a list somewhere
there is no fully-inclusive list of words you can't say
that'd be pretty unfeasible
I was told there was a list on gihub
sure, we do have filters for some specific words
Context also matters. Use common sense and you'll be fine
thanks guys
to add a bit more: if you trip an alert we'll warn you verbally and just add a note, we don't infract for first time offences (providing you don't do stuff like spam the n word and so on)
who said that
🚓 discord police alerted
I have always wondered
sand never goes in his nose?
when brandon doesn't say the R-word
⛲ 🖊️
!fstrings
In Python, there are several ways to do string interpolation, including using %s's and by using the + operator to concatenate strings together. However, because some of these methods offer poor readability and require typecasting to prevent errors, you should for the most part be using a feature called format strings.
In Python 3.6 or later, we can use f-strings like this:
snake = "Pythons"
print(f"{snake} are some of the largest snakes in the world")
In earlier versions of Python or in projects where backwards compatibility is very important, use str.format() like this:
snake = "Pythons"
# With str.format() you can either use indexes
print("{0} are some of the largest snakes in the world".format(snake))
# Or keyword arguments
print("{family} are some of the largest snakes in the world".format(family=snake))
how to use f-trings
name = "brandon"
print(f"{name} is a beautiful person, is {3*3} years old")
@rugged root can I get your opinion on a thing?
@sterile pagoda can you type out here
@tough panther
o/
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forced? how
🤔 where ya at?
poland
@whole bear ye but y get to chose French or whatever and I don't
nah i want to learn it
they wouldnt put me in the course
and french is a beautiful language
so ive been grinding vocab and grammar
ive already finished my course requirements for language
they make you take spanish and shit
gotta do 2 years
ich lerne Deutch Sprache
bc I find it unlogical and inefficient
true true
Ich lerne = I learn and I am learning
like wtf
present and present continuos is same
🤦♂️
that's not bad, the changing endings depending on context is the real mind bender
wtf does it even matter
in Polish it's even worse but it's different when you're a native
Polish is whole another monster
learn Hindi bro
watch Bollywood movies w/o subtitles
😎
nah thanks
👊
hey kat that's some nice AE
thank you~
ik
Ich esse Vogel 🙂
no
Yes
nah
welcome to grammar
Sie heiße heiß?
also isn't heiße better translated as a person being called something than a person's name being something
@gentle flint it's like
Ich heiße Greed
so how would you say
(my name is Greed)
"your name is Greed"
sie heißen oof
I see
I am a beginner in python, I know all the basic things but I dont have the time to learn new things what do I do
?????
find time?
I cant
what is keeping you so busy
you can't find one hour in a day?
Were I am, u can go in medicine after my program
I watched all the videos
I tried the most of things
then go and build somewhting with what you've learnt
@dapper root I muted you because you've got a lot of background noise going on in the background
build something that will help you out
sorry
build something to teach you medicine
lol background noise in the background
Just remute your mic
okok
Thank you
im muted now sorry
love you bro, all the best
😎
You're not in trouble I was just letting you know
and im off to get more work done
im from peru im speak spanish
the logo seems really cool
I'm always impressed at the work Kat can do
it is really nice
unfortunately I don't have free time like that :/
but I and others here can advise you
first build something by yourself
I will try
expecting others to work while you won't is bad ethically
non u misunder stood
misunderstood
no
I when I am in a team, for me I will be in a competitions
So i will push my self to be the best
Something I wont do if I am by my self
U can finally live stream
how come she can o.0
because she has a role which enables her to do so
i mean i wish they allowed everyone to share the screen could be fun
yeah but some people are stupid
off for bed, goodnight
goodnight
nice
🙂
perfect in my opinion
@tough panther Try krisp
???
@vestal glade music is coming through your mic
Pygame is a module right ??
anyone can answer pls
@hollow haven do you want blender project files for glitch effect?
@tiny seal oh yeah! That would be awesome~
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bisk let that go

