Carnage498
@Carnage498
"It is impossible to suffer without making someone pay for it; every complaint already contains revenge."
Friedrich Nietzsche
Finally, after a long time, I have finished the improved version of the online Xbox(text version)! It's taken FOREVER to add the adjustments, so yea.
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Finally, after a long time, I have finished the improved version of the online Xbox(text version)! It's taken FOREVER to add the adjustments, so yea.
Python
A fortune teller (https://www.google.com/search?q=fortune+teller+paper&client=opera&hs=zgQ&sxsrf=ALeKk02JBNYmY6eli1AO4GqCKJJGR-KB4w:1626359218304&sour
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InvisibleOne Screen Shot 2021-07-15 at 9.37.35 AM
As long as I can still code I guess I'll be fine.2 years ago
A set of fireworks are set for the 4th of July!
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Using python I have made a rocket animation called "-untamed- Rocket". Hope yall like it!
reminder: I am Improving the online Xbox and will post it a
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How do you get cycles. I just don't understand how.🤔🤔🤔
MatthewWesolows You post a project that people like enough to click the green arrow next to the post, or you answer a question that someone had, and they click the green checkmark next to your reply. Don't beg for cycles though though, that will get you nowhere.
edit: I just realized that I should mention that it's also a bit of a luck game with cycles, you never know if people are gonna actually click on a project, or just skim over it.
As always, have fun coding :D !2 years ago
A program in python that shows whether the number you gave is odd or not! simply using about 37 lines of python(not including the comments) this progr
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DynamicSquid Just a tip, you can use loops to shorten your code:
import random, time
print("Random Dice Mover!")
again = "yes"
while again == "yes":
for i in range(10): # repeat 10 times
time.sleep(3)
side = random.randrange(1, 7)
print(f"move {side} number of times")
print("next")
again = input("want to do it again?")
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I have searched and I keep ending up with nothing. On some sites it says "except ValueError as ve:" is correct but on others it says "except ValueErro
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Coder100 You got the syntax wrong, it looks like this:
try:
...
except: ValueError:
...
as you can see, the except is actually inline with try.
So unindent.2 years ago
InvisibleOne Try and except works like this:
try:
do this
except:
if error do this
You can get the exact error that was thrown like this:
try:
print(1+1)
except Exception as e:
print(str(e))
What this does is trigger when any exception occurs, and then store that exception in a variable e, sort like opening a file:
with open() as file:
The ValueError one is just one that only happens when a ValueError accurs, I don't know all the different types of errors but I'm sure you can just google it.2 years ago
Not much to share. Eh I guess it's not that good not too advanced. But it's pretty good from the code side(I am guessing). If you have anything of wha
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you dont need to import time every time
just put all of the packages you use on the top of the program2 years ago
