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28 January 2026 03:34

heroes: list["Hero"] = Relationship(back_populates="group")

Python

27 January 2026 21:01

Why?
Seriously... why?

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27 January 2026 20:55

Can you give me the code of that bot.??

Python

27 January 2026 20:39

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

Python

27 January 2026 19:46

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

Python

27 January 2026 16:16

The most effective way to learn is to have a purpose (something to build)

Python

27 January 2026 16:12

Hi everyone!
I’m new here and just starting to learn Python.
Could you please recommend what I should focus on first and how to learn more effectively?
Thanks in advance!

Python

27 January 2026 15:03

so suggest me some lactures from youtube

Python

27 January 2026 13:59

Yes okay thanks I will

Python

27 January 2026 13:56

Beginner to advanced for data engineering

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27 January 2026 13:43

Yess okay thanks will start

Python

27 January 2026 08:29

Yes okay thanks a lot...

Python

27 January 2026 08:09

I would like to learn python in YouTube,can someone please suggest the best playlist to watch and learn .

Python

27 January 2026 02:14

I wanna learn python 🥹

Python

26 January 2026 22:12

Absolutely, Flask is a solid choice for the backend!

Python

28 January 2026 03:27

Hey guys, does SQLModel not support "Annotated + Relationship" ?

class Group(SQLModel, table=True):
    """Group Model"""
    id: Annotated[int | None, Field(primary_key=True)] = None
    name: Annotated[str, Field(index=True, description="Name of the group")]

    # Error
    # heroes: Annotated[list["Hero"], Relationship(back_populates="group")] = []
    heroes: list["Hero"] = Relationship(back_populates="group")

class Hero(SQLModel, table=True):
    """Hero Model"""
    id: Annotated[int | None, Field(primary_key=True)] = None
    name: Annotated[str, Field(index=True, description="Name of the hero")]
    group_id: Annotated[int | None, Field(foreign_key="group.id")] = None
    group: Group | None = Relationship(back_populates="heroes")

Python

27 January 2026 20:57

No it is not even python

Python

27 January 2026 20:39

What type of code app u want agentic ?

Python

27 January 2026 20:24

Send me python projects with code

Python

27 January 2026 19:37

Hie guys im from zim i wrote my o level an i passed 11 now i want to start a bootcamp for data science can i pass

Python

27 January 2026 16:15

Focus on the basics. Try to better follow a book or a course because you are not ready to choose some topics and skip others

Python

27 January 2026 15:58

If you want from YouTube better to use the search there. Here we recommend reading rather than watching videos

Python

27 January 2026 15:03

i wanna start learning python

Python

27 January 2026 13:58

Okay did you took any from coursera. ?

Python

27 January 2026 13:56

R u looking for biginner or intermediate ?

Python

27 January 2026 13:41

Read books instead of playlists

Python

27 January 2026 08:26

You can try Programming with Mosh and/or Tech with Tim. It’s also helpful to use the official documentation to stay up to date, and a good practice to code along with the videos instead of just watching them.

Python

27 January 2026 02:14

@pythonres

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26 January 2026 22:12

If you want to get into deep learning, PyTorch and TensorFlow are great, but for just the chatbot, starting simple might be best

Python

26 January 2026 22:11

Deep learning can be powerful, but for a basic chatbot, simpler approaches like rule-based or retrieval models often work fine. It really depends on what kind of conversation flow you want. Sometimes, less complexity means faster results.