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fashion-boots · 3 months
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Paris Texas over-the-knee stiletto boot in python-effect leather.
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reklaminiz · 2 months
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adafruit · 8 months
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Will be releasing more about this project later! Talking 3D printed Python-powered talking D20 gaming dye 🐍🎲🗣️
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unleashthemerch · 7 months
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Python & Forsythia
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theprairienerdtoo · 1 year
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Hey! Did you guys know I have an Etsy shop where I sell 3D printed stuff?? You do now! Check it out!
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Visit my shop here:
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geekynerfherder · 10 months
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'Monty Python And The Holy Grail' by Murugiah.
Officially licensed 24" x 36" lithograph print with spot UV gloss inks on 280gsm Stucco Old Mill Classic paper, in a numbered limited edition of 250 for £44.99.
On sale Thursday July 13 at 6pm UK through Vice Press.
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ouroborostaxidermy · 1 year
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Check out some of our patches here!
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beascodingcorner · 25 days
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the print() function
in python, you print lines of text to the console using the print() function!
the most common way the print() function is introduced is through this specific line of code:
#input print("Hello world!") #output Hello world!
if you were to run this code, "Hello world!" would appear in your console. this is because the hello world string is placed inside of the parenthesis!
you can do the same thing with variables! for example:
#input x = 10 print(x) #output 10
strings, variables, and numbers can also be strung together (no pun intended) inside of the parenthesis in order to print out multiple pieces of information. there are multiple ways to do this, but the most common ways i've seen are the following:
#method 1: x = 10 print("The value of x is", x) #method 2: x = 10 print("The value of x is " + str(x)) #output The value of x is 10
there are a few differences between these two: in method 1, we do not have to convert/type cast the variable into a string and it automatically placed the space between the "The value of x is" string and x. if you wanted to stop this code from printing this space in between all the inputs, you would have to place , sep='' after the x. in method 2, we have to manually add spaces and convert x into a string. if we were to run that code without placing str() around the x, we would get a TypeError (it would print out "can only concatenate str (not "int") to str").
personally, i prefer method 2, as it gives me more control over the output and lets me do spaces in between some thing and no spaces in between others. it's completely up to you on which method you use!
sometimes you want to make a single print statement span multiple lines. this is possible with the use of \n. \n is the newline character, and it basically tells your code to stop printing on the line it's on and jump to the next line down. so, in practice:
#input print("1\n2\n3\n4\n5") #output 1 2 3 4 5
this allows you to use a single print statement when printing out blocks of code!
hopefully this has helped you understand the basics of the print() function in greater depth, or introduce you to the function if this is your first time seeing it! as always, if you have any questions or requests, feel free to send me an ask!
happy coding!! - bea :]
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aimarskloset · 5 days
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Tis But A Scratch 8bit
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kyaruun · 8 months
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i find it so insanely funny when the tech guy is "hacking" something and you see his screen and it's absolutely random code they found somewhere that either makes no sense or is really really simple
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fashion-boots · 1 month
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Sami Miró 2023
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adafruit · 4 months
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3D print a snap fit enclosure for the MEMENTO
3D print a snap fit enclosure for the MEMENTO, our all-in-one camera dev board https://learn.adafruit.com/memento-3d-case
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Not a poll, but it's about time I revealed these..! Some older pictures of our running pinball machines! Pinbot and Comet.
Comet has been in my family for a long time, I even have baby pictures with it. I used to drag a chair into our kitchen and stand on it so I could play. It's gotten a nice cleanup and repair since sitting in our shed for years. It means so much to me and I would never give it up on my life.
Pinbot is our newest addition. We went to Las Vegas last year and visited the Pinball Emporium (we'd went last time, but this was our first visit to the new location). While I was there, my brother ecstatically came up to us and asked, "Want to see the pinball equivalent of drugs?"
Oh hell yeah. We fell in love with Pinbot and couldn't stop playing it the entire time we were there. We found a listing for one months later and just HAD to get it. It's gotten needed repairs since then.
We also have a Sharpshooter II out of commission at the moment, and sold our Zizzle Pirates of the Carribean 2 machine. When I was little, we also had a KISS pinball, but it was sold for good reasons.
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lone-sk · 5 months
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I'm still kinda disappointment with Hal roleplay blogs that use Python code formatting as a typing quirk, and don't do anything interesting with it. Like Python has the ability to draw vector art, surely there's something cool you can do with that. Upload some code people can download and run that draws them a pretty picture. I can't be the first one to have thought of this.
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applejongho · 7 months
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lmao @ the java comment from someone who has to code basically 100% java at work :’) (i mean at least java is very ubiquitous so you can often find people who had the same problem before you lmao)
my brother in christ idk how u do it! granted im not a cs major so it's not like ive even attempted to use java before, it just Looks Scary
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mallikabendi · 6 months
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Gamemastershire: Mobile earnings made simple!
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