Python

11 May 2026 00:37

Never tried, good luck

Python

11 May 2026 00:36

I guess you can write nicely to the owner

Python

11 May 2026 00:32

I have a question related to pypi. Planning to publish a package for example "cuteninja" and cuteninja is already taken up on pypi by a useless dummy package. Is there any way to claim this package name on pypi or I need to switch to some other name?

Python

10 May 2026 23:48

Are there any beginner/newbie -> advance roadmap guide to learn python

Python

10 May 2026 22:22

It seems to be a python package installer like pip but with advanced security scan befor install

Python

10 May 2026 20:19

Fo you guys use sentro?

Python

10 May 2026 17:43

razorblade23
!report

Python

10 May 2026 13:31

i've wrote a python userbot on telethon

Python

10 May 2026 11:02

Are there EBooks for Python (for total beginners?)
With not to much description but mini projects? To understand better

Because most ebooks have too much info describing story of python with not focusing on real small projects..

Python

10 May 2026 10:54

I'm glad you proved me wrong.

Python

10 May 2026 10:52

That exam I was "cheating" must be so long😂

Python

10 May 2026 10:50

Yes. You cannot get output of a void function without using globals. By using using globals you make the code complicated. After calling the void function, you need to know the name of the global variable to access the result. You need to assign it to other variables if you reuse the void function. With functions that return values, everything appears to be cleaner and reusable.

Python

10 May 2026 10:45

Teach me your ways master😂

Python

10 May 2026 10:44

I am already in a rabbit hole trying to learn what prompt is python 😂

Python

10 May 2026 10:34

def add(x, y):
    global result_add
    result_add = x + y


def get_input(prompt):
    global result_input
    result_input = int(input(prompt))


get_input("x")
x = result_input

get_input("y")
y = result_input

add(x, y)
print(result_add)

Python

11 May 2026 00:37

Git account connected to that package is dead. I thought there's some way to do it directly with PyPi team.

Python

11 May 2026 00:36

That's not the actual package name its actually just 4 letters so I checked pypi and the package there was published in 2011 and it's just a dummy. I thought there's some way😢

Python

10 May 2026 23:51

https://roadmap.sh/python

Python

10 May 2026 22:31

It seems? So you are not sure? Any link?

Python

10 May 2026 21:49

What's sentro and how it is related to python?

Python

10 May 2026 18:06

cool, but don't use it here without purpose

Python

10 May 2026 13:32

Rules in our groups are strictly enforced. It is strongly recommended to read our rules before engaging in any other activity!

Python

10 May 2026 11:45

Check out @PythonRes, a channel for Python resources - video courses, pdf books, tutorials and other info to help you learn Python.

Python

10 May 2026 10:57

That's for the off-topic group. But yes, I remember. What I said. Not you. I don't remember people unless they stay a while.

Python

10 May 2026 10:54

Yes. I learned that now.
It was just an interesting thought I had.
If I am getting the same output, what makes them different?
Now I know.
Thank you for working with me.
If I have any other question, I'd know better than to tag you😂

Python

10 May 2026 10:51

And what you did not know yet is that global variables pollute the global scope. You can assign values to it as well, not only read from them. It can get very confusing quickly.

Python

10 May 2026 10:48

12 lines of complicated code vs just 8 lines of clear code

Python

10 May 2026 10:45

The text to display to the user.

Python

10 May 2026 10:43

How does it compare to this one?

def add(x, y):
    return x + y


def get_input(prompt):
    return int(input(f"Enter value for {prompt}: "))


x = get_input("x")
y = get_input("y")
result = add(x, y)
print(result)

Python

10 May 2026 10:33

It's just a variable.
I had to make a problem to solve or else they'd be no end point.