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28 September 2026 23:47

Bryan Melendez, please verify you are human by clicking the button below. You have 90 seconds.

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28 September 2026 21:55

That’s why I dropped out of Uni. Paying all this money for garbage education when you can learn everything on the internet. I recommend Udemy courses

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28 September 2026 18:17

I guess that's sarcasm, but the point is: why you want to learn python? What's the purpose? So for example you want o learn web development then build a web

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28 September 2026 18:11

"you may not except as may be the result of standard search engine or Internet browser usage, use, launch, develop, or distribute any automated system, including without limitation, any spider, robot, cheat utility, scraper, or offline reader that accesses the Service, or using or launching any unauthorized script or other software."

yeah whatever, I guess I have to use a different approach

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28 September 2026 18:04

Yes, it's quite likely you'll get blocked. It all depends on what the website is doing.

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28 September 2026 17:58

Hi everyone, Does anyone know how to fetch a part of HTML?

I mean, for some unknown reason, the information provided on the website is much different than the one I'm fetching through its API. It's a lot more useful.

So I wanna fetch that part of website, but I have no idea how to do that or what library I should use.

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28 September 2026 16:46

How perfectly narrowed explanation 👌 👏

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28 September 2026 06:40

I have covered the basics for python on a course, forgot them, then read Automate the boring stuff with python to remind myself.

Now, I am going into the next part of Automate the boring stuff.
You can do the same thing aswell.
There's even a course on YouTube by the Author of the book himself that covers the book.

Whatever you cannot do or understand, you can ask here that's python related.
You can also join pythonofftopic for any further discussion.

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28 September 2026 06:32

And yet you can re read the book you have

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28 September 2026 06:09

So then you need to build things, not a study companion

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28 September 2026 06:03

I’m currently using the *Python Crash Course* book to learn. I did take a Python class, but I want to advance my skills since the class only covered the basics.

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28 September 2026 02:57

ok let me check this see in python vs code also when i ctrl+left click on normally on the ,
id -> this word it shows

(obj: object, /) -> int

Return the identity of an object.

This is guaranteed to be unique among simultaneously existing objects. (CPython uses the object's memory address.)

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27 September 2026 23:06

studying together is great for staying motivated

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27 September 2026 22:31

Please give me idea for small project to like for future work

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27 September 2026 20:27

welcome! just ask questions here, people are helpful

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28 September 2026 22:21

I believe this isn't python specific.

Uni isn't that bad unless you are relying on them to teach you real skills.
You meet amazing people there, it's good for networking, and the certificate is nice to have. Other than that, you are going to be really disappointed.

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28 September 2026 18:59

I respect you unlike the other guy so ama just give you the real answer.

I am learning python for networking automation and I already have projects that I am planning to work on.
But the Uni course was so bad that I had to go back to the basics again to fill out the gaps.

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28 September 2026 18:14

so you're not allowed to make your own browser? tim berners-lee has a lot to say about that

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28 September 2026 18:04

depends on the site. just set up some rate limits and you'll be fine probably

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28 September 2026 18:02

When I use it in a for loop, would it mark my IP as suspicious activity? or it's safe to use? Imaging going through 100-1000~ webpages in around 30s...

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28 September 2026 17:56

Well making some crazy python projects that gonna help to boost your resume will be a nice idea

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28 September 2026 06:46

at that point just build something real while going through it

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28 September 2026 06:32

What's the point of having it but not reading it?

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28 September 2026 06:22

The problem is, I've forgotten some basic things, like classes and data bases .

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28 September 2026 06:07

python crash course is a good start

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28 September 2026 03:51

Google will tell you a bit more
https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/s/ro7bPSUcNF

In essence
id() is a function in Python that returns a unique integer that represents identity of that object (in memory)

It is not a reserved keyword, but a function

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28 September 2026 02:53

@dataclass
class SongFrontendData:

    id: str = ""
    title: str = ""
    artist: str = ""
    artist_username: str = ""

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27 September 2026 22:38

This is not a group to discuss project ideas.

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27 September 2026 22:07

hey! best way to learn is just start building small things

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27 September 2026 20:27

this is not a bulletin board