Python

15 August 2026 15:14

It's a one-to-one mapping of command to resulting output. No AI, no magic and no training.

Python

15 August 2026 15:13

How did you guys manage to train this witty bot, Doragonsureiya. I am genuinely curious to know.

Python

15 August 2026 14:51

@notfromcambrigde

Python

15 August 2026 13:09

on this stage of study and in this kind of cases - yes

Python

15 August 2026 13:08

The slower the programming language, the more critical the little things.
But in this case we are talking about the student. He should not get used to bad practices from the very beginning and in the simplest things. He must get used to checking incoming data.

Python

15 August 2026 08:53

No. A simple understanding of basic things.

Python

15 August 2026 07:12

My teacher told: if not sure — use brackets. + Visually more clearly.

Python

15 August 2026 07:07

why oh you're right

Python

15 August 2026 07:03

so

def average(nums):
    return sum(nums) / len(nums) if nums else None

Python

15 August 2026 04:52

0 is the wrong value as average for empty list
None would be more suitable

Python

14 August 2026 16:34

For instance, in NestJS, developers can generate default controllers, services, and modules by executing specific commands. Similar to Node.js, a project can be initialized using the npm init command. These commands establish a standardized file structure, eliminating the need for developers to manually recreate repetitive directory layouts. This approach provides a consistent architectural framework, although adherence remains at the developer's discretion. Regarding AI-generated code, while such tools exist, it remains essential for developers to review and understand the output produced by these systems.

Python

14 August 2026 16:28

what is the point of boilerplate code? Also, AI can generate most of it these days

Python

14 August 2026 15:43

def average(nums):
    try:
        return sum(nums) / len(nums)
    except ZeroDivisionError:
        return None

Python

14 August 2026 15:42

for zero division error, do this:

if len(nums) == 0:
        return 0

Python

14 August 2026 15:39

I do think that's a homework
though even for that, you didn't explain what was your question
You cannot ask people to let the auto random test somewhere pass

Python

15 August 2026 15:13

!<command> -> <text>

Python

15 August 2026 14:53

https://pythonbooks.org/free-books/

Python

15 August 2026 14:50

Can you tell me anyone that if i start learning python in beginning level than what kind of book should i read with practice and learn. Can give me the list.

Python

15 August 2026 13:09

Is it bad to use exceptions?

Python

15 August 2026 13:02

Why do people do micro-optimizations in a programming language that's comparatively slow and for a non-critical path?

Python

15 August 2026 08:42

this is called premature optimization

Python

15 August 2026 07:10

hold on, the expression if ... else ... has the lowest priority

Python

15 August 2026 07:07

Check it. Possible you need a brackets for expression.

Python

15 August 2026 07:02

'Try except' is too expensive operation. Better use if in this case.

Python

14 August 2026 16:56

https://www.libhunt.com/l/python/topic/boilerplate

Or look at: https://python-boilerplate.github.io/

Python

14 August 2026 16:33

i m just new to this. willing to start coding journey with python .. i know the basic like functions pointers loops etc of c++ but willing to start seriously n systematically with python .. whats some platfrom that i can use

Python

14 August 2026 16:27

Is there a Python library available to assist developers with boilerplate code, similar to the functionality provided by Node.js or NestJS?

Python

14 August 2026 15:43

everything is 0/0 which will give you an error.

what is the score atleast

Python

14 August 2026 15:41

Initial score with numbers like this:
scores = [50, 60, 70, 60]

Python

14 August 2026 14:26

Also it's gonna be helpful if you learn CSS separately.