Jeswin Sunsi
@JeswinSunsi
A foundling. Meet me where the recursions end.
https://github.com/JeswinSunsi
Hey y'all,
Here's my submission for the #weekly challenge by @TheDrone7 . It is a Length converter written in Python. It can convert your value into e
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Hey everyone,
Lets all agree to this, TKinter, PyQT5 and most other Python GUI libraries look fairly outdated and are a pain to code in. So, in my ev
Heyya Again!
Here is another one of my edited programs that I wanted to share. This is a Python based Gmail sender. With a slight tweaking of the code
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Hey!
Here's a small program that I made in Python. The code was inspired from Mike Dane. (He's really good, go check him out too at MikeDane.com) My p
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savioxavier You know, it would be a good idea to add comments (like I do in my programs) and maybe put the whole thing in a function, so that it can be run at intervals if required (or you could add a while loop at the start)
But yeah, that's a real cool program
from a fellow py3 coder3 years ago
bossotron13 Change = input(‘change: ’)
New = input(‘New: ’)
sent = input(‘Sent: ‘)
print(sent.replace(Change, New))
3 years ago
Welcome To Numinator!
Choose a number between 1-100 and Python guesses it!
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Snowytrack Actually, this app is based off of a really old math problem. This is how the story goes:
Once, there was an old wise man, who came across a young fool. The fool was trying to see if anyone could guess his number in 10 tries, and if they ever did, the fool would give them all his money. So the old man challenged the fool, and the questions he asked were in this order:
Is it below or higher than 50?
Is it below or higher than 75? (25 if it was lower)
Is it below or higher than 87? (12 if it was3 years ago
YeetMstr instead of printing
print(""), you should do /n in the line before
like:
line 27: print (" 3 if I guessed your number/n")
It saves you lines
3 years ago
