Smart 0ne
@Smart0ne
Take a look at my [GAME] Among Us *ALPHA* and my [GAME] Among Us *TESTING*!
[GAME] Among Us *TESTING*
Made with PythonRecent comments (20)AlexandroArteag2 months agowhat
HanzhongChen3 months agoWow the imposter killed me in a task
PrincessClarie3 months agohow do you play guys
TevinPerkins3 months agoi died wow it wouldnt let me do emergency meetings🤔
LesverArana4 months agoi died D:
DhirenKamesh5 months agoNice
PARADISEIRBY6 months agoare you guy sleeping
PARADISEIRBY6 months agoso who like pizza
Vargskelethor6 months agoI won as impostor first try
KingsleyXu6 months ago
[GAME] Among Us *ALPHA*
Made with PythonYou are on a ship with other humans. You must complete all tasks, but beware, there is an imposter bent on a killing spree.
Recent comments (51)aidenhustus5 days agome was bored in 5 seconds plz make it real
AliTurkey6 days agoomg i am hacker how
AAYUSHKASHYAP113 days agoawersome and cool
JustinMcCloud3 months agocool
DavidSchorn3 months agothats kinda sus not gana lie
Hello-Erin3 months agoCool. I like it.
AshertheSmasher3 months agoI liked the format It had a D&D feel to it
MeiraWeiss3 months agoWOW
entity303entit14 months agothis is code : (
rlgameralex4 months agoe
I can't delete a repl. Whenever I click on the dots beside the repl in My repls, I end up in the repl.
Help.
IMayBeMe That’s a glitch, go into the editor and click the name of the repl so it should look like this:
FAABCE10-5787-497E-B594-9C06031495CD
Then click the three dots and delete the repl.2 years ago
How to get a website (in node.js) that you would get with an HTML/CSS/JS repl?
I looked at a few examples, but they were all too confusing. May someo
SixBeeps Node.js does not do server hosting on its own. If you want to host a web server that serves HTML content, you need a library such as Express. I have a bit of boilerplate code that I use for a good majority of my Node web projects that uses it. You can give it a fork and remove the socket.io stuff that's in there (unless you plan on using sockets).2 years ago
How do I make it such that whenever the user clicks the button, the add function is called (without using the onclick attribute of the button)?
HTML, CSS, JS
IntellectualGuy Use event listeners
document.querySelector('button').addEventListener('click',add);
`2 years ago
You all have had that time: you're sitting comfortably, surfing YouTube (totally not me), and suddenly, you realize you have a major exam coming next
Python
RayhanADev Wow, that's interesting :o
I'm a bit of a psychology nerd, so I'm super intrigued by your confidence formula :)2 years ago
In the repl attached to this post, there's a chrome extension. When you install it, there's a button that you can click, and I intended it to increase
HTML, CSS, JS
ChezCoder What happened here?
document.counter.innerHTML = counter_number;
Change it to this:
counter.innerHTML = counter_number;
Also i suggest you use textContent instead of innerHTML
counter.textContent = counter_number;
Difference
textContent changes the text of the element. If you did element.textContent = "CODE", that would set the physical text of the element to CODE.
innerHTML changes the HTML of the element. If you did element.innerHTML = "CODE", that would add a new `` tag to the HTML of 2 years ago
In code, people need variables. But sometimes (read: all the times), I need to use a lot of variables, and at the end, I worry over if people use some
Coder100 no.
no you shouldn't.
variables, are SUPPOSED to be descriptive.
Comments will help describe what the value is if its a complex value that cannot be easily determined, but overall variable NAMES should do most of the heavy work.
Anyways, it's not a common problem, maybe you should https://tryitands.ee
2 years ago
realTronsi This usually isn't a problem unless you're abusing global variables, otherwise if you have a huge function, make sure your functions are only responsible for one thing, so variables with good naming can usually be implied.2 years ago
ANDREWVOSS Descriptively naming your variables is usually enough, but you can use comments to describe variables that don't have an obvious purpose.2 years ago
Let's say I have a string
How do I convert that to a dictionary
I tried using a loop and going to each character, but then I got confused on what in
InvisibleOne well, if it had brackets inside of the string then you could use json
import json
str = "{'q1':'a1','q2':'a2','q3':'a3'}"
dictionary = json.loads(str)
Or you could just make a code to split it and convert it to a dictionary, like this
str = "'q1':'a1','q2':'a2','q3':'a3'"
dictionary = {}
list1 = str.split(',')
for item in list1:
i = item.split(':')
dictionary[i[0]] = i[1]
2 years ago
19ecal Use ast.literal_eval()
import ast
f="{'q1':'a1','q2':'a2','q3':'a3'}"
flashcards=ast.literal_eval(f)
You can then access it like a normal dictionary.
You could just use eval(), but ast.literal_eval() is safer2 years ago
How do you make an integer variable decrease by 1 after 1 second in javascript?
tussiez Solution
The easy way:
let count = 10;
let loop = setInterval(function(){
if(count > 0) { // don't make it negative
count--;
} else {
clearInterval(loop)
}
})
`2 years ago
Squirrel777 You can use setInterval to do this:
var number = 50;
function subtract() {
number--
}
setInterval(subtract(), 1000);
`2 years ago
RYANTADIPARTHI Solution
try something like this.
var i = 10;
var interval = setInterval( decrement, 1000);
function decrement(){
i = i % 360 - 1;
}
like that.
That should work2 years ago
Is there something wrong with the following line of javascript? I want to change the background color to yellow.
document.getElementById("display_tim
RYANTADIPARTHI Solution
try replacing - with C, the color needs to be capitalized.
document.getElementById("display_time").style.backgroundColor = "yellow";
like that.
That should work2 years ago
xxpertHacker style.background-color = isn't JS syntax at all.
I recommend using setProperty instead:
document
.getElementById("display_time")
.style
.setProperty(
"background-color",
"yellow"
);
`2 years ago
tussiez Solution
When changing CSS styles in JavaScript, you should convert the property to CamelCase:
background-color --> backgroundColor
box-shadow --> boxShadow2 years ago
In the attached repl, you can see that the "cycles" and "tabatas" are right on top of each other. If there a way to make then beside each other?
Coder100 Working repl: https://repl.it/@Coder100/Tabata-Timer-aeou-aeou-aoeh-uaoenth-u#style.css
It's quite simple, so first, you make the two elements flow left, then you have their width decreased (to account for margin). Finally, you make a container that prevents them from being bad by having an overflow: hidden.2 years ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPTfmiYiuok
In the video I posted above, they show people how to make a discord bot. They also show how to make setti
ObiVibKenobi Maybe you could try writing the settings of a server to a database, with the key as the server ID, and the value as a dictionary of the settings?
For example:
db[1234567890] = {
bans: False,
kicks: True,
warns: False
}
Where 1234567890 is the server ID.
If someone does !ban, then you can do
if ( db[message.guild.id] ):
Ban the user
else:
channel.send(“The ‘ban’ command is disabled!”)
I don’t really use discord.py, but you could put ban code in if it’s yes, and something like that if it2 years ago
So I had this idea to use the replit database as a server. I'm wondering how often does the replit database update. For example, if I have two clients
RalfPi Have you managed to use the Replit database as a server? The following link https://docs.replit.com/hosting/deploying-http-servers describes how to make Replit host your database. There are many complaints about Replit as a host, but since I started using it, no problems have appeared.
The most vivid example is the database I bought from https://www.globaldatabase.com/data-enrichment, hosted by Replit for a year now.5 months ago
Coder100 The best way to guarantee this is working is to do something like this:
db["server"] = "hi"
while not db["server"]:
pass # ... still loading
print(db["server"])
`2 years ago
In Python, if you use the replit database, you can do
usernames = db.keys()
to get the keys. I initially assumed that "usernames" was an array, but
InvisibleOne I think it has to do with how much memory it uses. I think that Dictionary View items use less memory and processing power2 years ago
Coder100 Well, the thing is, it's not an object. The database is secretly a class with magic functions to replicate the behavior of an object, but you must know it isn't.
If you want to delete a single object, just do:
del db[username]
`2 years ago
What is functional programming? I still don't get it after searching it up ... like what do you mean by "minimizing the side effects"?
aar2dee2 Start with Elixir (backbone of Discord). I've started a series of tutorials for beginners. Part 1 here
2 years ago
Coder100 Functional programming is when everything is a function. It is really hard to explain without you learning it.
I recommend learning F#, which is a functional programming language.
Side effects are like print("hi"). This is not a pure function, because if another function was trying to read the results of the terminal, it would vary depending on if you called that function or not.
tutorials
https://fsharp.org/learn/
next time please actually search these questions up2 years ago
ReferenceError Functional Programming is the future. More efficient code, less clutter. Basically everything is bound to functions. no more while or for.2 years ago
Hello,
I linked a repl which contains code I found from github. It's supposed to be ai learning how to drive. But for every single AI learns how-to-d
RayhanADev Okay I use NodeJS and we have package.json file that list what dependencies we need. We can change the version number to change what version we retrive. Maybe Python has one too, so check your pyproject.toml (the [tool.poetry.dependencies] section) file!2 years ago
Hi repl.it,
I found some code from https://github.com/donkeyshaun/Snake, so I'm trying to run it. The repl I'm using is linked in this post, but when
InvisibleOne The code is in snake.py, and I think that repl always runs main.py, and since there is nothing there, it isn't going to run everything, try moving all the code from snake.py to main.py2 years ago
Hi repl.it,
Can someone give me code for AI learning how to play snake? Code should be in Python, and uses the NEAT module.
Thanks in advance,
@Smar
Coder100 Here's something:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ium0AketzD0
and some github i found:
https://github.com/lia-univali/neat-snake2 years ago
Hello,
I'm currently learning some Machine Learning, and I'm learning about Linear Regression. I'm trying to create a program where the program predi
JonDoeBeep https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Education/2006-2012-Math-Test-Results-All-Students/3mrr-8h5c2 years ago
Hi repl.it
Here is my python code so far
import tensorflow
It gives me an error, so can someone explain why this is happening?
Hi repl.it
How do you sleep in Javascript? Like delay for a few seconds? Please help.
Halp,
@Smart0ne
RYANTADIPARTHI Try this link:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/951021/what-is-the-javascript-version-of-sleep2 years ago
Coder100 However, if you want it asynchronous (and more like python):
function sleep(ms) {
return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
}
and then:
(async () => {
console.log("Hit that, ");
await sleep(1000);
console.log("check mark!");
})()
`2 years ago