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Biologist: a lump of cells that talks about other lumps of cells

alright, itll be added! @CharlieTimothy

Yay @BobTheTomatoPie

@CharlieTimothy imma tell my science teacher that next time I see him

haha

@DynamicSquid LOL

@BobTheTomatoPie Quantum mechanics: the dreams that stuff is made of

@DynamicSquid XD

@BobTheTomatoPie Quantum mechanics: the dreams that stuff is made of

NICE!!!

thanks!! @Funkus

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Added it @AlexanderLi3

Pretty neat. Though, I would have put everything in a JSON file instead of stuffing each entry into a variable.

Repldex: Repl.it's Pokedex

thanks, idk how, if you have time could you give me a tutorial? @SixBeeps

@BobTheTomatoPie Sure

Make a file called something.json and put this in it:

{
  "A Word": "This is a definition for something.",
  "Another Word": "Wow! There is more than just one term."
}

import json
Load the .json file into a string:

jsonFile = open('something.json', 'r')
jsonString = jsonFile.read()
jsonFile.close()

Parse the JSON dictionary from a string into a variable:

dict = json.loads(jsonString)

You can then access terms and their definitions like a normal dictionary:

print(dict['A Word'])

thanks!! I don't think i will do this for the search thing, cause its a little late, but this will definitely by helpful for future reference! @SixBeeps

we are adding some new stuff, come back soon and it will be ready @CodeLongAndPros

@BobTheTomatoPie Ah, ok.

it should be good now @CodeLongAndPros

@CodeLongAndPros WHY DO WE HAVE THE SAME CYCLES AGAIN

@HahaYes You have one more

Great! I think you should make a search thing for every person.. including myself

Okay, im planning on adding 3 searches by the day so ill get there @johnstev111

@BobTheTomatoPie Make an entry about me!!!

what do you want it to say?? @9751

@9751 Three entries a day, your luck maybe tomorrow

let me know of something you would like me to write about you in a search @johnstev111

@BobTheTomatoPie Make it say: @9751 is a novice Coder, he makes cool stuff

@BobTheTomatoPie Ok: here is the data now:

johnstev111:
johnstev111, a.k.a. the Firefish, is a C# and ex-Python coder, who lives in England, United Kingdom.
One of his most famous programs is his 100 cycle special, a.k.a. the 100-cycle-cyclone.
His profile picture is a photo of a goldfish stole from Google Images, and has since been nicknamed "the Firefish".
He himself doesn't own a goldfish, but likes his profile picture because it is orange, which is his favourite colour.

added you @9751

@BobTheTomatoPie And my entry?

added it @johnstev111

@BobTheTomatoPie OK, thank you!

ofc! @johnstev111

me want to get added lol

@NDLFOREVER ping bob not me

oof sorry

Very nice!!!

Thanks!! @DSAMyra

Aww, I'm not on it... Good Job!

thnaks, the people who are on it tell me to add them, let me know what you want it to say about you and it'll be added @nt998302

@BobTheTomatoPie Lol, I'm down!

@BobTheTomatoPie Can I be added? I want mine to be "Python Programs is a Python Developer who has joined Repl.it to learn more Languages like JavaScript and C++, He is very good at Python but not at spelling , Well at least I think he is't good at spelling. He also wants to mention Cheese for being yummy and don't forget Yummy Caik. Oh and don't ever forget turd boi420. He is good"
I will give an upvote if you can make it better. Not that I am not already this is sick project and its super cool.

@BobTheTomatoPie Also please add for turd boi420 "An incredible Youtuber who uploaded a lawn mower review and got 100k in less that 24h, he has no content on his channel now because there was never ment to be anything but Youtube never gave him the award until he uploaded some videos to YouTube. XD

@PythonPrograms Lol, you're subbed to turdboi420 too? ~~#turdboigang~~

@johnstev111 Yes Yes #turdboigang

@PythonPrograms YOu have all the links too, I'm assuming

@johnstev111 Yes Why wouldn’t I???

@PythonPrograms Hm. Ok

Can you run programs when you search something up? If you added in programs into search results, it would be really cool!

i would, but i hate waiting for API to load honestly @adl212

@BobTheTomatoPie Just make a limit to the size of a program. You can always use databases to store those programs. You can use something like jsonbin

sure yea, but when using an api it gives error code sometimes and then loads seconds later @adl212

@BobTheTomatoPie Can you try using try and except clauses to get around errors and exceptions?

there is no error in them, it shows fake error message that goes away after some time @adl212

@BobTheTomatoPie Ok, but you don't have to put the entries in an api. You can put it in a json file and you just have to use just have to read the json file and useeval(#the code) to run it.

okay maybe ill try it, but idk with this repl @adl212

@BobTheTomatoPie I could help you if you wanted me to

Hey! Can I be on here?
Also, for ASCII Art: I just posted one a few minutes ago, and it is pretty pointless xD

What do you want your description to be? @Centslord

@VulcanWM "A certified IntriguingKid."

Added it @Centslord

@VulcanWM Hm... It seems @BobTheTomatoPie has hacked into your account...

no he is an associate on the project @johnstev111

@BobTheTomatoPie ah ok

It was me. I was helping @BobTheTomatoPie to make the searches @johnstev111

@VulcanWM Hm... OK

Did you read the last line of the post? @johnstev111

@VulcanWM Oh, I thought that meant that you made lots of suggestions...

ITTAI NANI

what would you like me to say about you, and i will add you @TheDrone7

Rip

Well, nice idea but here's a few suggestions in terms of code:
1. search.py seems quite cluttered. Instead of setting variables then putting them into one big array, just have a big array split into multiple lines containing the searches. This would kind of reduce clutter and prevent situations where you forget to add the search to the array, and weird variable names with searches that start on a number.
2. The search box itself has a weird way of putting in characters, but I really can't think of a way to get around that.
3. There's a duplicate of black in main.py, and on that topic you could move the colors to a different file, or just use the colorama package which does include proper terminal escape sequences.
4. Don't run clear just to clear the terminal - the escape sequence for this is \033[2J.
5. Lastly, I'm really unable to figure out what's s, w, x, p and all those single-letter variables - it's kind of a pain to look at.
I would like to change these searches:
HTML - The standard markup language used on the Web to build pages.
CSS - The style sheet language used on the Web to set styles on HTML elements.
JavaScript - A programming language most commonly used on the Web and Node.js.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll change it. If you have any search ideas, let me know @matimati433

Name of Query: Covid-19 Info: Not a big deal, but yet were all imprisoned over it

It IS a big deal

It’s still a very big deal, at least in the us. @TheMemeManHimse

'Share' section is getting competitive rn cuz of me.

yep, 52 upvotes is some insane growth man @Wuru

Well, I was Talking about WuSlow its got 4 upvotes in 40min. @BobTheTomatoPie

wow, thats some intense stuff man. @Wuru

Can WuSlow get an entry? @BobTheTomatoPie

let me know what it does and it'll be in there @Wuru

Name: WuSlow
Entry:
WuSlow is a DoS or network attack command line developed by
@Wuru. Check it out on repl.it!
@BobTheTomatoPie

its added @Wuru

True!

@HenryZelonka1 I made that one lmao

Cool!

thx! @BaileeTimmons

Cooooooool!!!. and I see that you are back to doing python stuff.

Thanks, but I’m not really going back into, I made this as a test for auto suggestion @Name12

@BobTheTomatoPie Oh, ok, that's fine.

I think you shouldn't take on this stress of having to add stuff every single second. Just let the program do it! Somewhat like this

import json
choice = input("A) Search or B) Contribute?")
if choice.lower() == "a"
  #Put all of the search stuff in here, but instead of using search.py as a source, use the son file.
else:
  tag = input("What's this piece of info called? ")
  info = input("What should define it?")
  f = open("search.json", "r")
  fil = list(json.load(f)) #This will be the file with all of the info. Example set:
#[{"tag": "BobTheTomatoPie", "info": "The guy who created this"}]
  fil.append({"tag": tag, "info": info})
  f.close()
  with open("search.json", "w") as fin:
    json.dump(fil, fin)

#This should work

the only problem is that there are three properties per search @aguy11

Amazing!

thanks!! @nathcra

It says Traceback (most recent call last):
can you please fix this.

oops sorry we were making an update @ProCoder123

ok thanks @BobTheTomatoPie

rip in peace repl.it

I have one! (lol i also made this)
The meme computer

A cheap rip off of this in python.

u forgot space fire

awesome10: I am awesome. 10

Added it @awesome10

Discord: When you trip on a wire and "dis"cord it

lmao, ill add it sometime @awesome10

Added it @awesome10

Eating: Consuming large numbers of calories.

Added it @9751

Who EXACTLY is Blackytheslime?

he broke every existing rule in repl, he got banned for like a year or something, he seems nice on discord, but everyone says he's like the devil or something @9751

Can you add a search for me?
also maybe for a few of my repls!

let me know what youd like me to write about you @HerculukeZeEpic

@BobTheTomatoPie HerculukeZeEpic: Epic gamer and youtuber, loves potatoes and python 3!

Added it @HerculukeZeEpic

@VulcanWM thx dude xd

Your welcome @HerculukeZeEpic

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Added it @AlexanderLi3