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lapis hazel
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yeah

whole bear
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but if im doing it for clients

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and want to have like 10 bots set up

lapis hazel
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i would look into twilio

whole bear
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whats that

lapis hazel
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it is a voip company

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programmable voice/sms

whole bear
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oh but is there no scripts

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so that i can just put it on an rdp

lapis hazel
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twilio can host your code

whole bear
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But how do i get the code

lapis hazel
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you write it

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there's also a visual editor

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where you don't need to program

whole bear
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Oh

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so i edit stuff visually

lapis hazel
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yeah for corporate stuff I'd use twilio

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it's the industry standard for stuff like this

pale sigil
whole bear
blazing beacon
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Hey guys i have a question. I am using pyodbc to connect to my db. I want to use multiple connections and i was wondering if i should use processing or threading for this purpose?

tough oriole
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yes

lavish rover
rugged root
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@wind raptor I'll be on in a sec. Currently have a huge mouthful of breakfast sandwich, figured it'd be rude to talk with my mouth full

plain rose
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heya

plain rose
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dedicated nerds
The best kind of nerds

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a non dedicated nerd -

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they don't put nearly as much dedication as the first

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i suck at java but i don't suck at java compared to this

opal lantern
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Quick question im using pycharm to do some linked in learning classes and his code runs and mine errors. just a quick help if you dont mind taking a quick look

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text = """a b c a a b"""print(text.split())word_count = {}for word in text.split(): if word in word_count: word_count[word] += 1 else: word_count[word] = 1print(word_count)

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sorry the copy and paste looks like shit

rugged root
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!codeblock

wise cargoBOT
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Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

opal lantern
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Just 1?

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ok

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text = """a b c a a b"""print(text.split())word_count = {}for word in text.split(): if word in word_count: word_count[word] += 1 else: word_count[word] = 1print(word_count)

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lol

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that it?

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3rd day learning to code

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so i dont get how to paste this lol

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Np

rugged root
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text = """a b c a a b"""
print(text.split())
word_count = {}
for word in text.split():
    if word in word_count:
        word_count[word] += 1
    else:
        word_count[word] = 1
print(word_count)
opal lantern
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so i wasnt sure what im missung

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hmm

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thats how i had it first then i backed it 1 time ill try again

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word_count[word] = 1
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block after 'else' statement on line 12

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Ok so i see now

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yes the word_count under the else needs to be indented aswell

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yea that worled

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it doesnt show it that way very well in the video on the replit website hes using

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i was using replit to practice it yesterday and some people was kinda saying its not the best way to practice

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some people was saying it acts different or somethng like that'

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probably no need to confuse me more that i already am i guess. Just trying to destroy my mental more and more

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Can i just borrow your brain??

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and implement it into mine

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Not great is better than -1 - 100

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I just need it Monday thru Friday

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So i can get a job to support my family

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Same<<

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Im just a dumb gamer

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Not a smart gamer like everyone else i know lol

plain rose
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sorry i was completing some geo, what's going on

opal lantern
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Is there a way to check how long you've been in a discord i thought last night was going to be my 3rd day in this Discord

plain rose
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there are articles about a grown man using twitter to post jokes and memes?

inland sable
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@rugged root@sweet lodge ^^

plain rose
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that power is heart stopping, very electrifying!

rugged root
opal lantern
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Tells e i dont

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i just tried it out

rugged root
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It's the humanized time thing

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Yeah it'll be tonight

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My bad, sorry

opal lantern
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yea thats kinda what i was thinking the moment i started the 3 days

wind raptor
inland sable
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🀣

sweet lodge
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It comes built in

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Why would I recommend it?

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Shut up already

inland sable
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no one

pallid hazel
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can edge be installed on linux?

inland sable
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i will come back later guys πŸ‘‹

sweet lodge
inland sable
sweet lodge
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And they just enabled syncing on Linux like last month

opal lantern
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<function hello at 0x101d60b80> Why i this at the end of my function?

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Sorry to bombard you guys

amber raptor
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You think that’s memory location where it’s stored

opal lantern
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So that wouldnt display if in something?

rugged root
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print(hello)

# vs

print(hello())
opal lantern
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Ok

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That makes a little more sense now im printing the refernce

sweet lodge
wise cargoBOT
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@sweet lodge :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | <function hello at 0x7f0ac8eb3d90>
002 | 2
sweet lodge
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Good bot

opal lantern
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!e

wise cargoBOT
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Missing required argument

code

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Command Help

!eval <code>
Can also use: e

*Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including code wrapped inside a formatted code block. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an issue with it!*

opal lantern
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ok how do i use this?

rugged root
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You'll do !e and then put whatever code you want to run after it

sweet lodge
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!eval + code

rugged root
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Usually its best if you use a code block

opal lantern
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!e def bark(): print("Woof Woof!") print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1): bark()def hello(): print("Hello Nick") print("Hello Wilson") print("Hows your Day going?") print("Wonderful so far today") print("You going to workout this afternoon?") print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1): hello()print(hello)

wise cargoBOT
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@opal lantern :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 1
002 |     def bark():    print("Woof Woof!")    print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1):    bark()def hello():    print("Hello Nick")    print("Hello Wilson")    print("Hows your Day going?")    print("Wonderful so far today")    print("You going to workout this afternoon?")    print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1):    hello()print(hello)
003 |                                           ^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
opal lantern
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uhm

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lol

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hmm

sweet lodge
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You're a dog too?

opal lantern
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So how do you do that then?

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Ok so i need to hit !e with the 3 ticks?

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ok

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let me try again lol

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I dont know how to do anything Mustafa

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but what ive been told to do

lavish rover
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!code

wise cargoBOT
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Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

opal lantern
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!epy def bark(): print("Woof Woof!") print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1): bark()def hello(): print("Hello Nick") print("Hello Wilson") print("Hows your Day going?") print("Wonderful so far today") print("You going to workout this afternoon?") print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1): hello()print(hello)

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its highlighted now lol

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Yea im not sure how to make it look like code though lol

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Oh in my editor

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itself

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Ok i thought it would be like !e then my code copy paste it in then

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hmm

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!edef bark(): print("Woof Woof!") print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1): bark()def hello(): print("Hello Nick") print("Hello Wilson") print("Hows your Day going?") print("Wonderful so far today") print("You going to workout this afternoon?") print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1): hello()print(hello)

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Yea

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Im missing something

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py charm

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i think

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im on a mac

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curently

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im also pasting this into a web version of discord does that matter?

somber heath
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Exclamation mark, e, space, backtick, backtick, backtick, p, y, enter, code, backtick, backtick, backtick

rugged root
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def bark():
    print("Woof Woof!")
    print("Im a Dog")

for x in range(1):
    bark()

def hello():
    print("Hello Nick")
    print("Hello Wilson")
    print("Hows your Day going?")
    print("Wonderful so far today")
    print("You going to workout this afternoon?")
    print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")

for x in range(1):
    hello()

print(hello)
opal lantern
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def bark():
print("Woof Woof!")
print("Im a Dog")

for x in range(1):
bark()

def hello():
print("Hello Nick")
print("Hello Wilson")
print("Hows your Day going?")
print("Wonderful so far today")
print("You going to workout this afternoon?")
print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")

for x in range(1):
hello()

print(hello)

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That works

somber heath
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Or start from the backticks if you're not doing eval

opal lantern
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So we cant paste it from the pycharm?

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or did i break it lol

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Wish i could stremam it

rugged root
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So bottom right hand corner of PyCharm, can you tell me what letters it shows?

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Like mine has LF

sweet lodge
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LF on Windows?

rugged root
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I think so, can't remember

opal lantern
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1 sec

rugged root
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Should be one of the three options: CR, LF, or CRLF

opal lantern
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yea it says LF UTF-8 4 spaces Python 3.10(Hello World)

rugged root
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Going to hunt around

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See if others have this issue

opal lantern
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ill try to get a better screent shot for u

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YES

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I AGREEE

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Im that example

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exactly

sweet lodge
opal lantern
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mac me lol

sweet lodge
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And because it's the internet

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opal lantern
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command control ?

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l

rugged root
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Wait

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Does mac not have alt or does it not have ctrl

opal lantern
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it has fn , control, option, command

rugged root
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Hmm, one sec

opal lantern
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lol k

rugged root
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βŒ₯ ⌘ L

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βŒ₯ ⌘ L

opal lantern
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its ok

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makes sense

opal lantern
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do i need to highlight my code?

sweet lodge
rugged root
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It always helps to highlight

sweet lodge
opal lantern
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!edef bark(): print("Woof Woof!") print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1): bark()def hello(): print("Hello Nick") print("Hello Wilson") print("Hows your Day going?") print("Wonderful so far today") print("You going to workout this afternoon?") print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1): hello()print(hello)

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Nope

rugged root
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dafuq

opal lantern
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LOL

rugged root
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Okay, new plan

sweet lodge
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cry

rugged root
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Open up a new file in PyCharm

opal lantern
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ok

rugged root
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Copy and paste the code that I reformatted here into the file. Save, close, and reopen Pycharm, then try to copy paste the code from said file to here

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I wonder if that one file is just cursed

sweet lodge
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Try formatting with this option:

somber heath
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"If you ever feel like yelling cross words at someone, do a Sudoku, instead."

opal lantern
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!e def bark(): print("Woof Woof!") print("Im a Dog")for x in range(1): bark()def hello(): print("Hello Nick") print("Hello Wilson") print("Hows your Day going?") print("Wonderful so far today") print("You going to workout this afternoon?") print("No, Got to pick up my daughter from the baby sitters this afternoon and do some Mowing")for x in range(1): hello()print(hello)

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LOL

somber heath
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Bay cough. Sea biscuits?

wind raptor
lavish rover
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$ sudo ku
command ku not found
$
rugged root
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It's saved as a .py file, right?

opal lantern
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Uhm its right out of the window im copying pasting it from

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i havent saved anything

lavish rover
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I find ligatures make stuff easier for me to read.

rugged root
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That feels less helpful to me

somber heath
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Ligaments. Bone ropes.

rugged root
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Wilson, I'm going to scoot us down in a sec

opal lantern
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k

lavish rover
somber heath
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Looks Sumerian or something.

woeful salmon
rugged root
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Especially if you're having to look at someone else's code. You may not have ligatures enabled wherever you are. I just like getting used to what you commonly encounter

opal lantern
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lol k

mild quartz
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@molten pewter

somber heath
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Is there a grumpy theorem?

opal lantern
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!e

wise cargoBOT
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Missing required argument

code

#
Command Help

!eval <code>
Can also use: e

*Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including code wrapped inside a formatted code block. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an issue with it!*

somber heath
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You have two wolves in you

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A left wolf

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and a right wolf

somber heath
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We had Tazos.

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Like Pogs, but we had those, too.

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I never saw the appeal.

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We did yo-yos.

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Got a few of those.

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That's the Ill-uminati.

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Why radiation?

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Radar?

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Hidenbuggy.

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Cone text.

somber heath
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Mole tea player.

crystal fox
wise cargoBOT
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Hey @whole bear!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.exe). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a, .csv, .json.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

rugged root
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@whole bear What were you trying to post?

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Well sure but I'm wondering what the program was

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Fair enough

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Sorry, was purely curiosity

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Neat

wind raptor
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G2g for a bit. Cheers

quasi condor
wheat needle
opal lantern
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is it !e.py or just !epy i forgot already lol

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or none of the above lol

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Brain opn overload

sweet lodge
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!eval

wise cargoBOT
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Missing required argument

code

#
Command Help

!eval <code>
Can also use: e

*Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including code wrapped inside a formatted code block. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an issue with it!*

opal lantern
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!eval

user_text = input("Please provide your name: ")
user_number = int(input("Please Enter 1 for Uppercase or 2 For lowercase?: "))
int = (1,2)
if user_number == 1:
    print(user_text.upper())
else:
    print(user_text.lower())
wise cargoBOT
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@opal lantern :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Please provide your name: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
opal lantern
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!e

user_text = input("Please provide your name: ")
user_number = int(input("Please Enter 1 for Uppercase or 2 For lowercase?: "))
int = (1,2)
if user_number == 1:
    print(user_text.upper())
else:
    print(user_text.lower())
wise cargoBOT
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@opal lantern :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Please provide your name: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
opal lantern
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It actually freking works! damn

lavish rover
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user_text = input("Please provide your name: ")
user_number = int(input("Please Enter 1 for Uppercase or 2 For lowercase?: "))
if user_number == 1:
    print(user_text.upper())
elif user_number == 2:
    print(user_text.lower())
else:
    print("Error, please enter 1 or 2")
brave steppe
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@rugged root

lavish rover
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how much to ship them to canada?

terse needle
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might want to reload your client bluenix

brave steppe
brave steppe
terse needle
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I want them hand delivered by bluenix in the flesh to the UK

terse needle
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flesh

stuck furnace
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Ah right, in the flesh πŸ˜„

brave steppe
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I have made mint chocolate ganache filling for them :3

stuck furnace
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What you been up to KJ?

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No worries

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Oh interesting

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I wrote a BF transpiler into C once.

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It's surprisingly easy to do

terse needle
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@lavish rover was this for the one lone coder game jam?

lavish rover
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i know one lone coder, not about the code jam

stuck furnace
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Charlie's gone ; - ;

terse needle
quasi condor
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Scared away

lavish rover
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i just saw about olcpge a while back, and it's pretty convenient to jut draw graphics

stuck furnace
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Erm, anyway, I was just popping in to say hello, gotta cook dinner πŸ‘‹

lavish rover
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i haven't actually seen his videos in a while

stuck furnace
terse needle
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I have pinballs and fudge milkshake for dinner

stuck furnace
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Sounds er... nutritious

terse needle
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yes

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I had jelly cubes too

stuck furnace
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Ah yes, all of the food groups

terse needle
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I am a gram of sugar away from a coma at this point

molten pewter
formal lintel
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greetings

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"The average American"

molten pewter
formal lintel
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@molten pewter are you from Santa Monica?

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Do you guys think that getting a remote job and moving to Bali a good idea?

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It's shown on the web page you've sent

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Remote job first

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I'm getting out of quant finance and interviewing for remote developer jobs to move

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Has anyone ever tried doing something similar? If so, how did it work out?

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May I have voice permissions?

rugged root
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!voiceverify

terse needle
rugged root
quasi condor
molten pewter
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Protopage?

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I have one but haven't used it in years

quasi condor
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Oh it is 00s

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Why did RSS feeds have to die???

molten pewter
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I know...

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I love love love rss feeds, and my favorite one, bloodlines, died.

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rss, didn't die, it has just been depreciated.

lavish rover
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class Solution:
    def maximumProduct(self, nums: List[int], k: int) -> int:
        q = nums.copy()
        heapq.heapify(q)
        for _ in range(k):
            v = heapq.heappop(q)
            heapq.heappush(q, v+1)

        t = 1
        mod = 10**9 + 7
        for v in q:
            t = (t * v) % mod
        return t
molten pewter
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I feel like it was a victim of the privatization of NEWS.

lavish rover
quasi condor
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It's dead in the sense that few places actively support it any more

molten pewter
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yeah

lavish rover
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gin

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ginger

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giraffe

quasi condor
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Gigolo

lavish rover
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giant

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gist

quasi condor
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Git

lavish rover
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gibberish

quasi condor
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Guilty wait no

lavish rover
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gurassic park

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You're going to love "jalapeno"

molten pewter
lavish rover
rugged root
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{'categories': {'available-help-channels': [{'how-to-get-help': 'text'},
                                            {'help-candy': 'text'},
                                            {'help-bagel': 'text'}],
                'logs': [{'all-logs': 'text'},
                         {'big-brother-logs': 'text'},
                         {'duck-pond': 'text'}],
                'miscellaneous': [{'bot-commands': 'text'},
                                  {'general-meta-voice': 'text'},
                                  {'dev-core-contrib': 'text'}],
                'occupied-help-channel': [{'help-apple': 'text'},
                                          {'help-banana': 'text'}],
                'python-help-dormant': [{'help-bread': 'text'},
                                        {'help-burrito': 'text'}],
                'staff': [{'admins-mods': 'text'},
                          {'lounge-helpers-org': 'text'},
                          {'defcon': 'text'},
                          {'incidents': 'text'},
                          {'incidents-archive': 'text'},
                          {'staff-announcements': 'text'},
                          {'dev-logs': 'text'}],
                'voice': [{'voice-verification': 'text'},
                          {'vc': 'voice'},
                          {'staff-voice': 'voice'},
                          {'afk': 'voice'}],
                'welcome': [{'welcome': 'text'}]},
 'name': 'devserver',
 'roles': ['admins', 'devops', 'helpers', 'voice-verified']}

How the hell would I type hint this?

lavish rover
#
config: Any
#
JSON = Union[Dict[str, Any], List[Any], int, str, float, bool, Type[None]]
half silo
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``~/.config/nvim`

rugged root
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Can you make a type hint alias like... across vertical rather than all on one line? Like:

config = (
dict[
    dict[
        str,
        
``` okay nevermind, that's somehow works
half silo
lavish rover
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do you not have a ~/.vim directory?

rugged root
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@lavish rover Did you know your cam is on?

lavish rover
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@half silo

half silo
lavish rover
molten pewter
lavish rover
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there should be a plugged/coc.nvim folder

half silo
quasi condor
lavish rover
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have you run :PlugInstall in vim?

half silo
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yes

lavish rover
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I'm out of ideas then, sorry. I haven't really used vim in years now

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you should try to find out where coc.nvim is checked out to

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perhaps run a search on your home directory

rugged root
half silo
lavish rover
#
yarn install
yarn build
half silo
rugged root
lavish rover
wooden trout
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def encode_str(strng, shift):
# your code

def decode(arr):
#your code

#

(

rugged root
#

!user

wise cargoBOT
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!user

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molten pewter
drifting crystal
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I do about 3-4 hours per week but it'll probably drop when my vacations end lmfao

wheat needle
molten pewter
lavish rover
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import random
while True:
    _ = input("Enter rock, paper or scissors: ")
    print(random.choice(["You won", "You lost", "Draw"]))
quasi condor
#

!e ```py

input = lambda _ : "Rock"
import random
while True:
_ = input("Enter rock, paper or scissors: ")
print(random.choice(["You won", "You lost", "Draw"]))
break

wise cargoBOT
#

@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

You lost
tidal shard
#

!e

input = lambda _ : "Rock"
import random
while True:
    _ = input("Enter rock, paper or scissors: ")
    print(random.choice(["You won", "You lost", "Draw"]))
    break```
wise cargoBOT
#

@tidal shard :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

You won
lavish rover
wheat needle
quasi condor
rugged root
#

@lavish rover Look at the bottom pin in this channel

lavish rover
rugged root
#

Yeeeeeeeep

quasi condor
rugged root
#

I'm still sad that it exists

lavish rover
#

it's souper good

snow plover
#

hellooooo

wheat needle
#

hello

quasi condor
terse needle
quasi condor
terse needle
quasi condor
quasi condor
rugged root
quasi condor
#

Biscuits

molten pewter
silver charm
#

!user

wise cargoBOT
#

You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.

warm atlas
#

yes

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writing to excel cells multiple values

lavish rover
warm atlas
#

i just now came into now just now

warm atlas
#

@lavish rover can you convey some message to @wise coral

#

?

wise coral
#

?

lavish rover
stuck furnace
#

Sorry, computer is overheating πŸ˜“

knotty warren
#

@lavish rover The sound is of course good - it will be cool if you share your screen - we have already gathered enough in the voice channel πŸ™‚

#

but for some reason i dont see it

worn stratus
#

What's program you're using?

signal sand
#

@lavish rover what you doing?

#

I don't know much rust, I feel like you can do it in unsafe rust

#

@lavish rover use bracket pair colorization

polar wyvern
#

are you using github or gitlab? @lavish rover

#

nice code man @lavish rover

real shore
#

Hello friends

lavish rover
icy axle
#

:q!

lyric moss
#
    y = 0
    for x in s:```
#

File "/workspace/default/solution.py", line 3, in accum
for x in len(s):
TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable

#

print(y*(x+1).title())

signal sand
#

equivalent to

string = y *(i + 1)
print(string.title())
lavish rover
#
def accum(s):
    tmp = []
    for i, y in enumerate(s):
        repeated = y * (i+1)
        tmp.append(repeated.title())
    return "-".join(tmp)
signal sand
#

problem with that is strings are immutable.. you are creating whole new string everytime you do

result += repeated

#

complexity will be quadratic...

#

because you are creating it n times!

#

meanwhile at microsoft, recreating @lavish rover as AI, with all this data!

#

yep

#

I can't parse all the words @cosmic dove is saying

lyric moss
lavish rover
#

will be back later, going to have some lunch and catch a twitch stream

#

tsoding

signal sand
#

I have serious problems with sleep. it is destroying my life!

whole bear
#

Hello! I have a question. Is reading programming books better than watchin videos

calm stump
#

both

whole bear
#

oh

calm stump
#

depending on how u work better

whole bear
#

thats definitely videos

#

but

#

people say that videos dont cover mcuh

#

much*

#

but books do

#

I was confused

#

but now im clear

calm stump
#

depends what ur doing as well

#

i found books for a certain script i was making etc

lyric moss
#
  File "tests.py", line 1, in <module>
    from solution import ascii_encrypt, ascii_decrypt
  File "/workspace/default/solution.py", line 5
    def ascii_decrypt(plaintext):
    ^
IndentationError: expected an indented block```
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lyric moss
#

????

signal sand
#

@lyric moss that 0 might be string

#

and you are comparing with "0" == 0

#

x would be

#

l[x] wouldn't be

quasi condor
#

!e

l = 'a0bcd'
x=0
print(f"{l[x] == 0}")
print(f"{x == 0}")
wise cargoBOT
#

@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | False
002 | True
signal sand
#

!e

l = "0 1 2 3 4".split()
for x, y in enumerate(l):
       print(type(l[x]), type(x))
wise cargoBOT
#

@signal sand :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
002 | <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
003 | <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
004 | <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
005 | <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
lyric moss
#

<enumerate object at 0x7ff1adf4cb80>

lavish rover
#

!e

print(*enumerate("Hello"))
wise cargoBOT
#

@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

(0, 'H') (1, 'e') (2, 'l') (3, 'l') (4, 'o')
lyric moss
#

(0, 'PASSWORD')

signal sand
#

it only splits string

lyric moss
#

onfdsoihds oijngonfdgokdsg fdsokgfskm

signal sand
#

use
list(plaintext)
to get chars

lyric moss
#

'onfdsoihds', 'oijngonfdgokdsg', 'fdsokgfskm'

signal sand
#

@quasi condor what studies?

#

gives you tuples as you ask.. it doesn't create the whole list of tuples

#

it's called a generator

lyric moss
#

(0, 'P') (1, 'A') (2, 'S') (3, 'S') (4, 'W') (5, 'O') (6, 'R') (7, 'D')

#

for x, y in enumerate(l):

#

x is the index, and y is the character?

signal sand
#

yep

signal sand
quasi condor
#

CFA - chartered financial analyst - level 1. It's not really complex stuff, just a fair chunk of very boring stuff

signal sand
#

@lavish rover which object?

#

maybe it's about ownership

#

try reference

snow plover
#

hello

#

@lavish rover what are you making?

lavish rover
#

git client in rust

snow plover
#

oo

#

thats cool bro

signal sand
#

get a fox, and tell everyone it's a dog... @molten pewter πŸ™ƒ

#

most of the land is cold, ig @molten pewter and communism!

molten pewter
lyric moss
lavish rover
lyric moss
#

array == []

#

why do i use if not array instead of if array == []

ionic ferry
lavish rover
hybrid linden
#

Hello

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sure

#

can show python tricks? or tips

#

web scraping

#

ahh alright

#

how about blender addons?

#

how do you make one πŸ™‚

#

how is your day btw

#

oh

woven musk
#

Hi

lavish rover
hybrid linden
#

lets go with something simple how about python decorators

hybrid linden
#

you would kind of wrap it?

signal sand
#

new func.. and it calls old func

hybrid linden
#

passing func as argument?

#

yes

signal sand
#

write a wraper, that wraps around the wraper!

hybrid linden
#

ahh

willow ruin
#

Hello everyone, I need some suggestions. I want to go blockchain developer side. I don't have any experience in programming. I joined one course called CS50, right now I am on Lecture 7 of that course total 10 are there.. so what should I do ? should i drop that course ? move to blockchain side or i should complete it first

cedar briar
#

Finish that course.

willow ruin
willow ruin
hybrid linden
#

yes

cedar briar
willow ruin
cedar briar
#

Let's not mangle this chat.

hybrid linden
#

**kwargs? *args

#

now would that work the same way in class

#

yes

#

defin it inside a class and we can use as a method?

signal sand
#

it works for methods.... a class is just a bunch of methods!

#

she is asking may be like

@logclass.log

hybrid linden
#

alright

signal sand
#

yep

hybrid linden
#

*okay

#

thank you!

signal sand
#

Does cpp have them?

hybrid linden
#

I'm pretty sure kotlin and dart have them

#

i see

signal sand
#

I read some Kotlin, it is wired... they use @ syntax to label stuff

hybrid linden
#

how about Context?

#

Python Context managers

#

okay

#

how is your day Helium?

signal sand
#

wbu?

hybrid linden
#

it's going great!

signal sand
#

are you a student?

hybrid linden
#

yes

signal sand
#

cool... cs?

hybrid linden
#

no just a normal high schooler

signal sand
#

okay

hybrid linden
#

hbu?

signal sand
#

undergrad, 4th year

hybrid linden
#

oh

#

welcome back!

#

aren't they similar to await

signal sand
#

I never used it... I know it is used for generators

hybrid linden
#

with the asyncio

signal sand
#

!e

def my_enumerator(A):
    for i in range(len(A)):
        yield (i, A[i])

A = "hello"
print(*my_enumerator(A))
wise cargoBOT
#

@signal sand :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

(0, 'h') (1, 'e') (2, 'l') (3, 'l') (4, 'o')
signal sand
#

it is to evalute stuff lazyly

hybrid linden
#

where would generators be useful?

signal sand
#

like haskell

hybrid linden
#

alright

#

okay

#

are we able to use Garbage collections?

#

okay

#

no questions

signal sand
#

I think python uses garbage collection...

hybrid linden
#

okay

#

yield

signal sand
#

Decorator?

hybrid linden
#

decoatoers

languid cedar
hybrid linden
#

we are raising an expection in the bottom

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okay

#

threading

#

πŸ™‚

#

from threading import Thread

willow ruin
#

@cedar briar is a helper

hybrid linden
#

then if you wanted to sync a thread you would .join?

#

GIL

signal sand
#

anything that is bottlenecked by i/o... threading makes it faster...
but if you want to just raw computation, it might be slower!

hybrid linden
#

then how about Thread Lock

signal sand
#

it's called a race condition!

hybrid linden
#

^

#

🀣

#

how about ctypes library

signal sand
#

what are ctypes?

hybrid linden
#

oh

signal sand
#

that is the last thing, I want to deal with πŸ™ƒ

hybrid linden
#

how about the gc library

signal sand
#

I heard, python is garbage collected

hybrid linden
#

how about the is operator and **in **

signal sand
#

what is the difference... I know don't much... about memory management!

hybrid linden
#

java pool

#

I know what they do but

signal sand
#

I don't know much, java stuff looks ugly... doing something with time is quite ugly in my imo...

#

I like stuff to be time independent!

hybrid linden
#

alright I gtg bye!!

#

thank you for the lesson!

umbral terrace
#

def volume(w, l, h):

if name == 'main':
w = int(input())
l = int(input())
h = int(input())
print(volume(w,l,h))

#

def check_reverse(s):
reverse = []
length = len(s)
while length > 0:
reverse += s[length - 1]
length = length - 1
reverse = ''.join(reverse)
if s == reverse:
return True
else:
return False
print("The revresed string of 'abba' is same or not?: ",check_reverse("abba"))
print("The revresed string of 'abc' is same or not?: ",check_reverse("abc"))

#

Finish the function check_reverse that checks whether a string is reversely equal, return True if yes.

For example, checkreverse('abba') should return True, while checkreverse('abc') should return False.

#

def reverse(Original)
return reverse[::-1] == Original

reverse("abba")
reverse("abc")

#

def check_reverse(Original)
return Original[::-1] == Original

check_reverse("abba")
check_reverse("abc")

#

#method for checking the reverse of input string is same or not...
def check_reverse(s):
reverse = [] #declare the list for storing the reverse string...
length = len(s)
while length > 0: #fetch the one by one character from the inputted string and store its reverse in reverse list...
reverse += s[length - 1]
length = length - 1
#make the list of characters to string...
reverse = ''.join(reverse)

#check condition for revresed string and inputted string are same or not...
if s == reverse:
    return True
else:
    return False

print("The revresed string of 'abba' is same or not?: ",check_reverse("abba"))
print("The revresed string of 'abc' is same or not?: ",check_reverse("abc"))

stuck furnace
#

@pallid marten You can communicate with people in the voice channel here for the time-being.

#

It shouldn't take long to meet the message requirement, although don't spam messages.

terse needle
#
def check_reverse(s):
    return s[::-1] == s
pallid marten
#

i have a strange problem if this is the right place to put it

#

i wrote code that functions as a giant block. I want to separate the running block of code into sections (so I can unit test and change these parts more efficiently). whenever I do those, I can't seem to get it working

#

would anyone like to watch along? if not totally understand

#

also happy to paste stuff here, but don't expect anyone to do the work for me. just light tips on what i'm screwing up while trying to convert a huge block of code into individual functions

#

If it's helpful, I've got a large block of code that pulls ESPN score information for user specified leagues and outputs them as scores (made a nifty print array for terminal). I'd like to transition this giant block into individual functions:

  • Parameters Function (get info on leagues, game status you'd like to output- eg. hide games that've finished and only show live)
  • Request Function- get info from ESPN
  • Append Games List function- take info from ESPN and create lists to output that information
  • Output function

All of this is currently in place but i'd like to compartmentalize to pretty it up, make unit testing efficient

umbral terrace
#

def arrange(x,y,z):
lst = [x,y,z]
arr = #use a sort function to arrange three numbers from small to large
return arr

terse needle
#

!e

print(sorted([1, 345, 34, -234, 2345.435]))
wise cargoBOT
#

@terse needle :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[-234, 1, 34, 345, 2345.435]
terse needle
#

!e

my_nums = [2, 345, 456, -123, 2134]
my_nums.sort()
print(my_nums)
wise cargoBOT
#

@terse needle :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[-123, 2, 345, 456, 2134]
pallid marten
umbral terrace
#

def arrange(x,y,z):
lst = [x,y,z]
arr = lst.sort()
return arr

quaint oyster
#

def arrange(x,y,z):
lst = [x,y,z]
lst.sort()
return lst

terse needle
#
def arrange(x, y, z):
    return sorted([x, y, z])
pallid marten
signal sand
#

so won't work...

pallid marten
quaint oyster
#

its a void function

#

it's still a list

#

it's just you do the sort for it

#

but you don't have the result

signal sand
#

It did sort the list... but you didn't bind it to a variable

#

so you can't use that list

pallid marten
#

what I'm having difficulty understanding is:

list = [4, 1, 9]
sorted_list = list.sort()

is different from:
sorted_list = [4,1,9].sort()

#

AHHHH that makes sense

signal sand
#

yep

#

.sort() is method... which returns None

#

I wish, it returns a reference to the list... but it is what it is

pallid marten
#

i've gotcha- thanks helium-- was seeing this problem and wondering if there was a way to consolidate it to 1-2 lines rather than 3

#

tried to get sneaky haha

signal sand
#

sorted_list = sorted([4, 1, 9])
will work

#

but it creates a new list with those elements

quaint oyster
#

@lavish rover vertex vs tkinter?

pallid marten
#

sorted is native? or needs to be imported

signal sand
#

native

pallid marten
#

so this hw problem could be simplified to:
def arrange(x,y,z):
arr = sorted([x,y,z])
return arr

#

testing now

#

yup it works!

quaint oyster
#

no need to assign arr

pallid marten
#

that's sick

quaint oyster
#

waste of instruction

pallid marten
#

Efficiency is dope

#

def arrange(x,y,z):
return sorted([x,y,z])

signal sand
quaint oyster
#

arr = is assignment instruction

#

right

#

therefore its an extra instruction

signal sand
#

it is

quaint oyster
#

oh

#

your point is that it isn't a waste

#

I get it sorry

#

arrange is just a helper function

pallid marten
#

could the readable name issue be solved with a quick in-line comment?

quaint oyster
#

theres not point in assigning arr

pallid marten
#

def arrange(x,y,z):
return sorted([x,y,z]) #returns sorted argument

#

that commentline is super pointless my bad

quaint oyster
#

just name the function differently

#

def sortints(x ,y ,z)

#

or w.e

signal sand
umbral terrace
#

def fib(num):
lst = [0,1]
for i in range(num):
fibarr = lst[-2:]
#consider a line of code here so that the lst become a fib sequence
return lst

pallid marten
#

i have a big block of code that i want to seperate into functions so I can unit test, would anyone like to watch?

lavish rover
#

!code

wise cargoBOT
#

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

signal sand
#

!e

a = [1, 2, 3]
print(a[-2:])
wise cargoBOT
#

@signal sand :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[2, 3]
lavish rover
#

!e

x = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
print(x[-2:])
wise cargoBOT
#

@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[8, 9]
pallid marten
#

because fib requires sum of last two elements in list right

quaint oyster
#
def fib(num):
    lst = [0,1]
    for i in range(num):
        fibarr = lst[-2:]
        #consider a line of code here so that the lst become a fib sequence
    return lst
pallid marten
#

would you use 'i' to determine what last two values in list are, then sum those two, then append the list with that value?

quaint oyster
#

fibarr = [0,1]

#

fibarr[]

pallid marten
#

4dos can i dm you my solution

#

practicing along on my own

signal sand
#

it will

quaint oyster
#

fibarr[0] + fibarr[1]

#

lst.append(fibarr[0] + fibarr[1])

#

newfibnumber = fibarr[0] + fibarr[1]

#

lst.append(newfibnumber)

pallid marten
#

wait the -2 already does that right?

#

fibarr = lst[-2:] gives us last two values in list which we just need to sum

signal sand
#
def fib(num):
    lst = [0,1]
    for i in range(num):
        x, y = lst[-2:]
        lst.append(x + y)
    return lst
#

@quaint oyster sum will take constant time, if you add up constant number of items

#

here we are adding only 2 items

#

so it is constant time

pallid marten
#

def fib(num):
lst = [0,1]
for i in range(num):
fib = sum(lst[-2:])
lst.append(fib)
return lst

quaint oyster
#

in our use case it is constant time

pallid marten
#

how do you guys format code in chat?

signal sand
#

you will get use to it in couple of days

#

coming up with logic is MUCH MUCH MUCH harder than writing it down in a language

#

@umbral terrace

quaint oyster
#

!code

wise cargoBOT
#

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

pallid marten
#

!code
def fib(num):
lst = [0,1]
for i in range(num):
fib = sum(lst[-2:])
lst.append(fib)
return lst

quaint oyster
#

bro

pallid marten
#

lmao

#

!code

quaint oyster
#

read what the bot said

pallid marten
#

there was no bot message lol

#

ahhh my bad my bad

quaint oyster
#

list = fib(10)

pallid marten
#

'''py
def fib(num):
lst = [0,1]
for i in range(num):
fib = sum(lst[-2:])
lst.append(fib)
return lst
'''

quaint oyster
#

` not '

#

upperleft corner of keyboard

signal sand
#

one above tab key

pallid marten
#
def fib(num):
    lst = [0,1]
    for i in range(num):
        fib = sum(lst[-2:])
        lst.append(fib)
    return lst
#

thank you lmao

#

i'm so sorry yall

quaint oyster
#

ye athat works

signal sand
pallid marten
#

ok fair....

#
def fib(num):
    lst = [0,1]
    for i in range(num):
        fib_sum = sum(lst[-2:])
        lst.append(fib_sum)
    return lst
#

fixed

signal sand
#

fib is in local scope of fib function

#

fib function is in global scope

#

I'm also a 4th year college student, cs

#

if it is big

#

you need to save it and share the link

#

what's the problem

pallid marten
lavish rover
pallid marten
signal sand
#

πŸ™€ @lavish rover

#

okay...

#

I heard about it.. I just remembered...

#

I remember I watched couple of videos about it before

#

yeah

#

@quaint oyster spell it!

quaint oyster
#

PERT

signal sand
#

Not showing up in google

quaint oyster
signal sand
#

network flow stuff!

#

@lavish rover @quaint oyster it's not efficient but, damn it's beautiful!

#

just raise keep raising A to power... you will get shortest path

#

and any k length path

#

Alot of proofs in clrs they use triangle inequality, If i remember correctly

pallid marten
#
def hometeam(list):
    home_abv = teams_list[0]['abbreviation'] # SEA
    home_mascot = teams_list[0]['name'] # Mariners
    home_city = teams_list[0]['location'] # Seattle
    home_score = teams_list[0]['score']
    home_record = teams_list[0]['record'] # 13-2
    home_abv_cen = home_abv + '  : ' if len(home_abv)< 3 else home_abv + ' : '
    home_abv_spc = home_abv + '  ' if len(home_abv)< 3 else home_abv + ' '
    home_abv_win = '*' + home_abv + ' : ' if len(home_abv)< 3 else '*' + home_abv + ': '
    return all
signal sand
#
def hello(x, y):
    return x, y
lavish rover
#
def hometeam(list):
    d = {}
    d['home_abv'] = teams_list[0]['abbreviation'] # SEA
    d['home_mascot'] = teams_list[0]['name'] # Mariners
    d['home_city'] = teams_list[0]['location'] # Seattle
    d['home_score'] = teams_list[0]['score']
    d['home_record'] = teams_list[0]['record'] # 13-2
    d['home_abv_cen'] = d['home_abv'] + '  : ' if len(d['home_abv'])< 3 else d['home_abv'] + ' : '
    d['home_abv_spc'] = d['home_abv'] + '  ' if len(d['home_abv'])< 3 else d['home_abv'] + ' '
    d['home_abv_win'] = '*' + d['home_abv'] + ' : ' if len(d['home_abv'])< 3 else '*' + d['home_abv'] + ': '
    return d
signal sand
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class are just structs with some extra features like inheritance...

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for just data... we have dataclasses

lavish rover
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!e

def pad3(s):
    return f'{s:>3}'

print(repr(pad3("AB")))
print(repr(pad3("ABC")))
print(repr(pad3("I")))
wise cargoBOT
#

@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | ' AB'
002 | 'ABC'
003 | '  I'
signal sand
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I've never properly talked to anyone!

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@lavish rover you did masters?

lavish rover
signal sand
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yeah.. I heard..

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and also x++

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x += 1 won't work either

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x + 1

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and where is func?

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!e

def f(x):
  print(x)
  f(x+1)
f(0)
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it is only printing 1004 lines, I wonder why!

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everyone think they have unbreakable security, until something breaks @lavish rover and something always breaks!

lavish rover
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The Talos Principle

pallid marten
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def hometeam(teams_list):
    home_abv = teams_list[0]['abbreviation'] # SEA
    return home_abv
hometeam(teams_list)

print(home_abv) 
'''

NameError: name 'home_abv' is not defined

I'm returning home_abv with the function, is this not the way to do it```
signal sand
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!e
print("!e\`\`\`print('hello')")

lavish rover
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!e

s='s={};print(s.format(repr(s)))';print(s.format(repr(s)))
wise cargoBOT
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@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

s='s={};print(s.format(repr(s)))';print(s.format(repr(s)))
signal sand
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I want it execute recursively

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bot calling itself

lavish rover
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that won't work

signal sand
lavish rover
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yeah, the message would need to start wth !e, but the bot's message always starts by tagging you

signal sand
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yeah.. where is the repo for this bot

pallid marten
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def hometeam(teams_list):
    home_abv = teams_list[0]['abbreviation'] # SEA
    home_score = teams_list[0]['score] # 4
    return home_abv, home_score
#
x = hometeam(teams_list)
print(x.home_abv)

Would this work?

lavish rover
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def hometeam(teams_list):
    home_abv = teams_list[0]['abbreviation'] # SEA
    home_score = teams_list[0]['score'] # 4
    return home_abv, home_score

home_abv, home_score = hometeam(...)
print(home_abv)

result = hometeam(...)
print(result[0])
signal sand
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But I like learning about stuff that "demystify" things I already know...

quaint oyster
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for sure it feels very good to do that

signal sand
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that is pair, if you are coming from cpp or something!

lavish rover
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!e

def foo():
  return 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
print(*foo())
wise cargoBOT
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@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
signal sand
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I agree...

pallid marten
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that one concept you showed will help me simplify all of my code, thank you very much

signal sand
# signal sand I agree...

hide the implementation details.... and if they are truely interested, they will come across implementation details

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you will do it for first few years... you will, atleast, I will be bored af without purpose!

hybrid linden
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🀣

quaint oyster
signal sand
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what course?

quaint oyster
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the one at the link above

signal sand
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oh god, expensive af

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what country do you live in @quaint oyster

hybrid linden
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:\

signal sand
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okay, not expensive compared to us uni

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cool

hybrid linden
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if you want to just find documentations/examples and stuff similar to it so you can learn little by little

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wait what

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say that again

hybrid linden
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I mean if you can send a link

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I'll consider

signal sand
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create a new pateron subscriber only discord server

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pateron doesn't take that much cut

hybrid linden
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:/

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I'll work on the discount

signal sand
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not worth building new platform for that!

hybrid linden
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🀣

signal sand
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I don't know... I want all the things at one place

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I like the monopoly of pateron

hybrid linden
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better yet,why not start your company on small places

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since some of the resources are limited

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alright I'll steal that

signal sand
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thats what people call instragram

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copy everything from everyone

hybrid linden
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<-

signal sand
#

In economics, a network effect (also called network externality or demand-side economies of scale) is the phenomenon by which the value or utility a user derives from a good or service depends on the number of users of compatible products. Network effects are typically positive, resulting in a given user deriving more value from a product as mor...

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twitter messed it up

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I don't think so!

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the idea of one person owning twitter is bad.... no matter how good he is

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and it shouldn't be allowed...

hybrid linden
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monarch

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πŸ˜‚

signal sand
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Jack said, it is pretty hard to make it own source

quaint oyster
hybrid linden
#

huh?

signal sand
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Jack dorsey

hybrid linden
#

oh

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Mustafa have you make a plugin arc with python before?

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architecture -> arc

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any

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maybe on the subject on scriptable games

signal sand
hybrid linden
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Can someone stream a movie in here?

signal sand
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copy righted content

hybrid linden
#

:/

signal sand
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what is that coding game we play here...

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we could play that

hybrid linden
#

I heard Rumble is good

signal sand
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sure

hybrid linden
#

say that again

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any movie is fine

signal sand
hybrid linden
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if someone can stream them

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Turning Orange is good one

signal sand
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dec 2021

signal sand
hybrid linden
hybrid linden
signal sand
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I don't find anything

hybrid linden
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alright bet

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@signal sand you watched Red Notice?

signal sand
signal sand
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is it good?

hybrid linden
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it was good

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how about Spider-Man: Yes Way Home

signal sand
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I'll watch it

signal sand
hybrid linden
signal sand
hybrid linden
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it was bad

signal sand
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Dr. Normal and the universe of sane will be good, i hope

hybrid linden
#

how about charted

signal sand
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no

hybrid linden
#

Sonic the headache?

signal sand
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haha, no

hybrid linden
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369 Days: This Day

signal sand
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no

hybrid linden
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6 Days -1 ?

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Family Girl

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Family Guy

signal sand
#

!e

while True:
    print("no")
wise cargoBOT
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@signal sand :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 143 (SIGTERM).

001 | no
002 | no
003 | no
004 | no
005 | no
006 | no
007 | no
008 | no
009 | no
010 | no
011 | no
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: too long to upload

signal sand
#

it's funny af

hybrid linden
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πŸ˜‚

signal sand
#

have you watched morty and rick?

hybrid linden
signal sand
#

gravity falls?

hybrid linden
#

!e

for i in range(9):
  print('Yes (@^0^)')
wise cargoBOT
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@hybrid linden :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | Yes (@^0^)
002 | Yes (@^0^)
003 | Yes (@^0^)
004 | Yes (@^0^)
005 | Yes (@^0^)
006 | Yes (@^0^)
007 | Yes (@^0^)
008 | Yes (@^0^)
009 | Yes (@^0^)
hybrid linden
signal sand
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haha,

hybrid linden
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That time I got reincarnated as a Tuna

signal sand
hybrid linden
#

β—Œβ—β–Ώβ€±β‚β–Ώβ—œ

wise cargoBOT
#
Missing required argument

code

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Missing required argument

code

worn stratus
#

aiogram

lofty burrow
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Is anyone out there

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Kinda want a coding buddy just talk my logic too

gentle flint
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@whole bear in case you're trying to figure out why you're muted

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

gentle flint
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saw you deafening and undeafening

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so I thought that might be the case

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lol

whole bear
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ah i see lol

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@gentle flint wtf

gentle flint
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well there you are

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meet those requirements

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then try again

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and then you will be voice verified and able to speak

whole bear
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50 msg πŸ˜‚

whole bear
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hm i see

gentle flint
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have some conversations and you'll get there

whole bear
peak sky
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hi

gentle flint
peak sky
#

.

wind raptor
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@clever ivy in here please

clever ivy
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i need help

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please server unmute me so i can talk

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so how do i do that

austere lily
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switch the channel to the code/help channel i'd guess?

clever ivy
#

chris

wind raptor
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

clever ivy
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i have joined today

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please join vc it will be much easier for me

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i mean a call

austere lily
#

so you should type 50 messages now

clever ivy
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chris please can i call you

austere lily
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maybe run a program that writes the numbers 1 - 45

wind raptor
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Don't spam or you're waiting time gets upped to 2 weeks

wind raptor
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No

austere lily
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βœ‹

wind raptor
austere lily
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i wondered if there is a chatblock 😁

clever ivy
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please i dont have time chrisa

wind raptor
#

I don't even know if I can help you with it

clever ivy
#

i rlly need som help

wind raptor
#

Just tell me what it's about

clever ivy
#

print an image

wind raptor
#

You're converting an image to characters to print in terminal?

clever ivy
#

to talk would be much easier

austere lily
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i hope your language is in it

clever ivy
#

no

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i want to talk

austere lily
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thought so

clever ivy
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please @wind raptor

signal sand
#

For me it only happens with python discord @wind raptor '

terse needle
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#[regex(r#"".""#, |string| Token::Group(string.slice()[1..string.slice().len()-1].chars().map(|x| Token::Char(x)).collect::<Vec<_>>()))]

nocturne ridge
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hi