Zachary Rude
@ZacharyRude
Python Shell
Made with PythonThis basic, but functional, Chromebook-compatible Python shell uses Python 3.8.2. The ">>>" symbol, called the prompt, shows you where to start typing your command. When ENTER (or RETURN) is pressed, another prompt appears.
Recent comments (14)JC511 year ago(: you can't use turtle cause then the prompt dissapears
YourPCWillDie2 years agoI didn't know it would be that easy... When I attempted to do it I had to use a lot of stuff (exec, eval, traceback...)
Rombus2 years agoand he used 9 lines of code
Rombus2 years agoStop cool it just app of coding that named Python.org And he just Copied it
Kizuo2 years agocool!
Notepad
Made with PythonThis is a clone of the famous Windows Notepad.
Recent comments (7)Buhron10 months agoIts never running
DaCuteRaccoon1 year agoHow do I clear all the files from the file list that I saved from the notepad? When I press show files, it shows all the files I saved.
amasad1 year agoLove this!
dudeactualdev1 year agoAmazing!
24kBrokenDreams2 years agoHeck yah
Loshad2 years agocool
This is my simple URL shortener! It (prevoisly) used the Bitly API to and jQuery to shorten URLs (it is now Node-based and uses its own custom API), b
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URL ShortenerThis is a simple URL shortener written in JavaScript, using jQuery, Bootstrap, and the Bitly API.
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Text AdventureThis is my text adventure game! Enjoy!
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In bash, when I type python and then hit Enter on the keyboard, it starts Python 3.8 instead of Python 2.7. Similarly, when I type python3 and then hi
ch1ck3n this is for python 2.7 https://replit.com/new/python
idk about 3.6 (you know, 3.8 is pretty much the same as python 3.6 but with more features!)2 years ago
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TerminalA basic terminal, made using Bash.
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I noticed that, on Replit, sys.platform always returns linux, even if you are on Windows or macOS. Why is it that way on Replit?
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ch1ck3n because replit serves are on linux
the code not actually being run on your computer
its being ran on the replit servers, which is linux.2 years ago
I can't find GitHub's Markdown parser on cdnjs, and Unpkg (unlike cdnjs) does NOT work very well AT ALL on Replit (unlike with cdnjs, I get a script e
Coder100 are you using this? http://showdownjs.com/
try this:
https://cdnjs.com/libraries/showdown
also unpkg is not super easy to use -- as it uses an npm environment, so sometimes extra configuration is needed.
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I haven't been able to find any good information on Google Search, so exactly what Markdown parser does Replit use, and how can I load it on my web pa
Coder100 Personally, there really isn't a difference between the specific parser -- most results are similar enough, and overall I actually don't like the replit parser -- escapes are absolute garbage2 years ago
Coder100 I believe they now use the github flavored markdown.
So maybe that means they use showdown?2 years ago
In the shell, when I type cd ~, hit ENTER, then type dir or ls and then hit ENTER, not only do I see a directory with the name of the program (which i
Coder100 its there for when the devs were testing the effectiveness of a language I believe.
in the polygott reepl, each toml file has a test command to test if it actually works, and testrunner.py probably administers that.2 years ago
CodingEpic It's always there it doesn't do anything (I think) but you can ignore it, it does nothing bad2 years ago
Hey, everybody!
I made a terminal using Bash! It's really cool! Just click on the run button, and you're ready to go! Type help for a list of command
As you can see in the image below, there is this feature of Replit that is called the "shell". What exactly is the shell on Replit?
The shell on Repli
I'm missing the share button on all of my programs. I'm on a Chromebook. In the videos for each lesson in the Hackingtons website, the share button is
In all of my text-based Python programs, the text cursor in the output is shown as a big, white rectangle rather than the traditional blinking vertica
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Coder100 you can't, replit uses xterm, and xterm has that cursor, and replit can't configure it (at least I couldn't)2 years ago
Wumi4 Well, it depends on the terminal, not the shell. Some terminal (like the GNOME Terminal) allows you to change the terminal cursor. But as far as I know, you cannot change the terminal cursor in the Repl terminal.2 years ago
SamDev7 That is how Linux termals work, since each character is the same width. You cannot change that.2 years ago
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ASCII Word TransformerIn this program, you enter a word, and then, when you press ENTER (or RETURN on some keyboards), the program shows the word converted into ASCII art.
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ZacharyRude NOTE: To exit the program, click the Stop button, or, on your keyboard, press CTRL+C (CMD+C on a Mac).2 years ago
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HangmanThis is a Hangman game, made using Python.
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a-repl-user When there is only one more body part before you die and you haven't gotten any of the letters yet but you look at the code...
~heheh~2 years ago
a-repl-user Btw, when you enter in a non-letter, (special characters, integers, multiple letters, etc), it counts it as a letter unless it is a phrase that is inside the answer, in which case it prompts you to answer with a letter. Assuming that is supposed to do this for other cases as well, you might want to look into that :)2 years ago
I made a Tic-Tac-Toe game using Python. I got this from a Python book that I have. It is called, Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python. The main
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ZacharyRude In this example, I show how it looks on a Chromebook, since (for now) I am a Chromebook user.2 years ago
ZacharyRude I'm sorry that the image is not loading. Here it is now:
A sample run of Tic-Tac-Toe2 years ago
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Google Chrome LogoThis Python turtle graphics program draws the logo for Google's popular Chrome browser.
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