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15 January 2026 13:49

Try typing "pip install beautifulsoup4" in the IDE terminal, not in cmd.

Python

15 January 2026 13:36

i have one question about beautifulsoup4

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15 January 2026 13:02

Depending on your IT route, you can consider learning Python, which you can start with books and official documentation. It's versatile in terms of automation, websites (Flask/Django/Selenium), games, and data science. Python's relatively common so there are numerous free resources/lessons you can check out before investing in a paid course. For example, Coddy, FreeCodeCamp, or Codecademy. Or, you can try the pythonres channel of this group.

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15 January 2026 07:37

dontasktoask.com

Just explain your problems, don't ask to ask

Python

14 January 2026 19:38

Yeah, catching specific exceptions is usually cleaner, especially when you're trying to handle different error types differently—kind of like how I approach organizing my vinyl collection, sorting by genres instead of just tossing everything together.

Python

14 January 2026 11:19

yes thank you NutNut

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14 January 2026 11:02

I just wanted to make it so it shows a variable, can be called anything, it will input a variable. Uses while and try and if or as

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14 January 2026 11:01

If you raise an exception, you catch it with try | except

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14 January 2026 07:52

What about googling python projects?

Python

13 January 2026 09:54

talking about python, the script has everything hardcoded. it uses hmac but the script keeps the key embedded, plus that thing is even bad writtten as a single monolithic function

Python

13 January 2026 09:51

What he's looking for is to be executed, that's why he's posting it here.

Python

13 January 2026 09:51

bro pls use pastebin

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13 January 2026 09:48

what is this? and why did you share it?

Python

13 January 2026 04:47

Always work on code yourself.
Even if you found it on SO, or got it from Claude, or from some legacy project - remaster it for your own understanding.

Python

13 January 2026 04:36

What should I do if I can read Python syntax, but not write it? It all started when I started using AI autocompletion, and then... it all escalated too quickly. What do you recommend? Should I try writing projects myself, or learn everything from scratch? I'm currently taking paid courses and have spent so much money, and I don't want to throw it all away like that, and have it become worthless. So, what do you suggest?

Python

15 January 2026 13:37

in my computer system its shows exist but when i use ide, show no this model

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15 January 2026 13:27

python is my life my love

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15 January 2026 12:49

Hello I'm in beginner and I want to do IT so does anyone know where can I start?

Python

15 January 2026 06:21

No one can help you until you explain your difficulties.

Python

14 January 2026 12:12

Unlike shown, it's better to catch specific exceptions unless you have a reason to go for all at once.

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14 January 2026 11:12

"except Exception as e: " Did you mean this? In this case, e is a variable. When e is printed, it outputs the error message. You don't need a loop for this.

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14 January 2026 11:02

u can print that exception first

Python

14 January 2026 10:56

how do you catch a exception e in python idle? Telebot code. I already imported time

Python

14 January 2026 07:05

i am busy with 100 code day 18 would love if some one can give me some small projects to to do. and give me feedback. like a couch

Python

13 January 2026 09:53

well it is not a malware. but to be more precise, it is but it was written by ai, this makes it useless by far

Python

13 January 2026 09:51

thanks for the ai answer, anyway this is not a code sharing board

Python

13 January 2026 09:50

This is a fairly aggressive Python code packaging/“protection” script. In short, it takes a .py file and converts it into a compiled module (.so) using Cython, compresses it, signs it, and generates a loader with anti-debugging techniques to make analysis or modification difficult.

Python

13 January 2026 07:44

If you can understand python syntax and if you can modify it to suit your requirements you are pretty ahead,

have you programmed in other languages where you have built applications from scratch,
If yes then your journey may not be so difficult

Keep learning, you need to know syntax and you need to write lines of code, you need to write blocks of code you should be able to divide and conquer, split your requirements into functions ( or may be objects) and be able to integrate, focus on all of the above starting with small less complex problems, then larger less complex problems where divide and conquer is easy and then move into more complex problems

This was just something I thought up and wrote now so it may not be perfect but if it helps, I will be happy

Python

13 January 2026 04:37

I'm writing through a translator, so there may be errors.

Python

12 January 2026 18:41

Do you want to hire someone?