Python

15 October 2026 13:49

What are you talking about?

Python

15 October 2026 11:14

Faster with Burp suite

Python

15 October 2026 10:12

How can we test the get incident api if we have client id client secret and end point using python

Python

14 October 2026 21:13

Not understand but seems cool 😂

Python

14 October 2026 21:11

Yeah btw what you doing bro ?

Python

14 October 2026 21:10

U program to earn i am already earning without programming 😂

Python

14 October 2026 21:09

It is not with code
It is called context manager

And test it, try to introduce errors on purpose and figure out how it works

Python

14 October 2026 21:08

i am making a big work in python to handle data of encryption and decryption data and store those

Python

14 October 2026 21:07

Nah not for me , 😭 just learn python how works that is it and claude max

Python

14 October 2026 21:05

you should read python docs instead of using that shit

Python

14 October 2026 21:04

why cant you answer it yourself?

Python

14 October 2026 21:02

actually ai say me this to use Path_obj.write_bytes, but previously the repo i used they also used the path_obj in the with open() block so i got so pain to decide to choose the most best?

Python

14 October 2026 21:01

so see when i use normal file writing in python i did,

if fmt == "txt":
    with open(text_file_path, "wb") as f:
        f.write(decrypted_data)

Python

14 October 2026 13:24

As of May 14, 2025, Motor is deprecated in favor of the GA release of the PyMongo Async API in the PyMongo library

from pymongo import AsyncMongoClient

Beanie - is an asynchronous Python object-document mapper (ODM) for MongoDB. Data models are based on Pydantic.

Python

14 October 2026 11:18

Prepare to be blown away

Python

15 October 2026 13:41

Hello friends,

How can someone extract the Python code of a paper? Please guide me.

Python

15 October 2026 10:46

u would need to install a package like "requests" that will allow you to make api requests. Claude or chatfpt can help u with the full implementation.

Python

15 October 2026 05:15

i received some data from an external function, but I’m not sure if it’s coming through as a Path object or a str. 🤔

I’ve been using Path(external_obj) since it seems to work for both types, but is this really the best long-term approach? 🚀

Alternatively, I considered checking the type first to avoid wrapping a Path object again, but that feels like it could get messy with all the edge cases. 😩

What’s your advice: should I explicitly check whether the input is a Path or a str, or can I safely rely on Path() to handle it all? 🙏

Python

14 October 2026 21:12

im studying Doragon's commands

Python

14 October 2026 21:10

looks like you need an offtopic group, please delete the off-topic message(s) and continue this conversation at @pythonofftopic

Python

14 October 2026 21:10

GG u got job ? How you earn

Python

14 October 2026 21:09

you should quit programming

Python

14 October 2026 21:07

What you currently doing bro ?

Python

14 October 2026 21:06

you means to piont htis line:

Open the file pointed to in bytes mode, write data to it, and close the file:

Python

14 October 2026 21:05

https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html#pathlib.Path.write_bytes

Python

14 October 2026 21:04

I am so ai addicted, i didn't understand a single word lol 😂

Python

14 October 2026 21:01

Why can't u just ask any ai

Python

14 October 2026 14:22

No, to_thread should be used as a last resort (and when you know what you are doing)

Use whatever you like, just do not use to_thread() if you have other (better) options.

And learn the diffrences of async code vs using threads vs using proccesses.

You cannot work with those until you understand what those are.

Python

14 October 2026 12:54

You did not even read my answer or tried to understand it...

Btw,
Mongo has async driver
Why are you using PyMongo which is sync in async application??

It is called Motor - look it up

Python

14 October 2026 10:32

i'm finally making the move from pip to uv. it's been on my list for a while. Any warnings before I go forth? 😁