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Please provide a full explanation including all the details that you consider relevant. Your statement is too broad and there is no clear way to answer you, you have to explain:
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Hello everyone I need a help. I have a py code for windows but I need to convert for macOS . Can anyone help me with this msg me. I share my code
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What is the most effective way to learn python for free!!
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I know the previous conversations looked very inviting to simply state your presence in this group, but that's actually discouraged.
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Which is widely considered the better approach. However, Python recommends not to use parentheses in conditions unless necessary or when it improves clarity. It also encourages using spaces around the equal sign for assignments.
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it depends a looooooooooooooot on the context it's working on, I bet it found some previous shitty-human-written code
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self = super().__new__(cls)
self._db = await aiosqlite.connect(db_path)
self._db.row_factory = aiosqlite.Row
cls._instance = self
Show the code and/or full text of the error. Be sure to read rule #5 before that.
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Reading a book, trying things out next to reading the book, being curious about how things work, asking good questions.
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C is the basic
Cpp is C + OOP
C# is enhanced Java , not having direct relation with C
Orrr we can just do
num=int(input("Enter the value of num"))
if(num<0):
print("number is negative")
elif(num>0):
print("number is positive")
else:
print("number is zero")
So we can put an else branch right in our code
Hey everyone 👋
I'm Muzaffer from Turkey.
I've been learning Python for about 2–3 months and trying to improve every day.
I'm still a beginner, but I'm really interested in programming, automation, and building small projects.
Happy to be here, and I’d love to learn from you all 🙂
How much by learning 10hours a day for 2 months or less ?
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the ai made a self variable which after is saved into the instance variable... wtf
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