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12 Jun 2025 05:46

def get_row(result_dice: int):
slot_values = {
1: ('1'),
2: ('2'),
3: ('3'),
4: ('4'),
5: ('5'),
6: ('6'),
}
return ', '. join(slot_values.get(result_dice)).capitalize()

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12 Jun 2025 05:45

It seems so and there are no errors except return for some reason

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12 Jun 2025 05:42

IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level

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12 Jun 2025 05:13

why does return give an error with a red underline?
def get_row(result_dice: int):
slot_values = {
1: ('1'),
2: ('2'),
3: ('3'),
4: ('4'),
5: ('5'),
6: ('6'),
}
return ', '. join(slot_values.get(result_dice)).capitalize()

Python

11 Jun 2025 19:29

Hey, someone can send me Python course ?

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11 Jun 2025 10:52

I'm working on an open-source Python package called payman — it's designed to unify multiple Iranian payment gateways (like ZarinPal, Zibal, etc.) under a clean and simple interface.

I want to follow the "Program to interfaces, not concrete classes" principle and support different gateways with potentially different behaviors and method sets. My idea is to pass a gateway instance (like ZarinPal(...)) into a central wrapper class called Payman, and then use Payman directly to call the gateway's methods.

Here’s the problem:
Even though delegation works at runtime (via getattr, composition, or other tricks), my Payman instance doesn’t show method suggestions in the IDE (no autocomplete), which is frustrating for usability.

I want Payman(gateway=ZarinPal(...)) to behave exactly like ZarinPal(...) in terms of code completion and typing — without re-defining all the methods manually.

If anyone has ideas or experience with this kind of wrapper + typing delegation (and making IDEs like PyCharm happy), I’d really appreciate the help 🙏

Here’s the GitHub repo again if you want to check it out or suggest improvements:
https://github.com/irvaniamirali/payman

Thanks in advance!

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11 Jun 2025 09:46

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11 Jun 2025 09:45

Can any one give code

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11 Jun 2025 09:11

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

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10 Jun 2025 23:55

It seems to me that the point is in the word. That is, there must be a pair of key and meaning
Like "rice": "60" and etc

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10 Jun 2025 16:05

dp.add_handler(CommandHandler('start', start))
dp.add_handler(CommandHandler('ajuda', ajuda))

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10 Jun 2025 10:18

again. You were said that this command is not for bash

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10 Jun 2025 06:45

Other commands work fine like Pip , install, unzip, sudo, wget etc. Just this "import" command giving error.

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10 Jun 2025 05:49

thats the task actually i want it to remain as it is just that i want user to enter anything (RICE,rice,RiCe) it should accept

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10 Jun 2025 05:47

yes but if i convert the input to lower() its wont work because of case sensitivity

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12 Jun 2025 05:45

there is error in theindentation

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12 Jun 2025 05:42

Do you know whats indentation in python?

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12 Jun 2025 05:15

what' s the error message?

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11 Jun 2025 19:30

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11 Jun 2025 11:15

There's no point in wrapping a class or an object to make it behave just like that original object. That's not abstracting common functionality and the IDEs won't know what fields the object or class have unless you tell it explicitly. But as said, there's no point in doing that, since even you will have one class that works with different objects under the hood, they work differently. Unification of usage works in the sense that you define the methods of a superclass that you need for processing the payments and you will only use those methods.

https://www.pastebin.cz/en/p/VMWDpBZ

Obviously this is an example and therefore kept simple. By no means you are limited to a single method. It's quite likely that you will need to have more.

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11 Jun 2025 10:13

We are not here to do your assignments

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11 Jun 2025 09:45

This group is to help you on specific issues you have on YOUR code, so you have to show the code you wrote and explain where and why you are stuck... as simple as that

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11 Jun 2025 09:44

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11 Jun 2025 09:10

Hi
I am a fresher in python
I don't have a coding background
I need a guidance in studying python
Can someone tell me where to start and how to study python
Thanks in advance 😊

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10 Jun 2025 17:55

Rule 5️⃣: To share code or error tracebacks, use an online pasting service like:
- https://dpaste.org
- https://hastebin.com
- https://bin.kv2.dev
If you posted a wall of text, go back and delete it.

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10 Jun 2025 10:18

it's meant to be inside the .py file

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10 Jun 2025 10:11

Is there anyone have fresher Python interview questions and answers

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10 Jun 2025 05:51

There is a method on strings - capitalize()
https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#str

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10 Jun 2025 05:48

Well yeah, it makes sense

Just make your keys in a dict lowercase
Or capitalize the input

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10 Jun 2025 05:45

The element in Groceries is Rice not rice
Notice the capital letter

You only lowercase it in checking for q but the rest remains as you type it in