Chiroyce wrote:

OK then, and also use .json to parse JSON response and .text for non-JSON responses.

["x"]

Reev0102 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

OK then, and also use .json to parse JSON response and .text for non-JSON responses.

I am aware of that. I am also aware that

["x"]

is used to get a part of the JSON.

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

Meowswish55 wrote:

Yeah. I hate having to redefine the “if mouse position is within object's borders”.

if you want it to detect clicks, you can use event.pos and have a rect object for the clickable area. then you can use spritecollide to detect whether the rect was clicked on.

Reev0102 wrote:

Is it possible to set a variable to the contents of a Scratch cloud variable with ScratchClient or something?

"""
make sure you have the requests module installed
if not, run `pip install requests` in a terminal window
"""
import requests as req
def getValue(varName, projectID): # both args are strings
    # get the cloud log as json
    response = req.get(f"https://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/logs?projectid={projectID}&limit=100&offset=1").json()
    for i in range(0,100):
        # loop through every item in the log, as we go from 0  - 100
        # we will surely get the LATEST value of the variable
        if response[i]['name'] == varName:
            # if we find that an item in the log is related to our variable
            return response[i]['value']
            break

Chiroyce wrote:

-snip-

Reev0102 wrote:

What about a regular variable?

wvj wrote:

run this in shell

import this

1. A variable named this.c with the value 97!
   
2. A variable named this.d containing a dictionary of all letters a-z+A-Z with their rot13 counterparts!
   
3. A variable named this.i with the value 25!
   
4. A variable named this.i which is The Zen of Python encoded using rot13!
   
5. Best of all, when importing this, you get The Zen of Python printed in your console for FREE!!!

Sid72020123 wrote:

Here's a Python Program to invite your all followers to a studio automatically:

-snip-

Reev0102 wrote:

I don't think you should share that.

Chiroyce wrote:

Reev0102 wrote:

I don't think you should share that.

I agree - people may abuse it, make sure to license it under the MIT license, remove the code from your forum post, and upload it to GitHub. Only share the link to it on scratch and not the code itself.

Sid72020123 wrote:

Done

devms wrote:

Hi ( I'm currently learning python 3.9) also how can you use python to make websites because I can't find it in any section in the IDE's (I use pycharm community edition 2021.2 and Microsoft visual studio code with python)

Reev0102 wrote:

devms wrote:

Hi ( I'm currently learning python 3.9) also how can you use python to make websites because I can't find it in any section in the IDE's (I use pycharm community edition 2021.2 and Microsoft visual studio code with python)

You can't make websites with Python; to make a website you need to use HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

devms wrote:

Reev0102 wrote:

devms wrote:

Hi ( I'm currently learning python 3.9) also how can you use python to make websites because I can't find it in any section in the IDE's (I use pycharm community edition 2021.2 and Microsoft visual studio code with python)

You can't make websites with Python; to make a website you need to use HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Oh ok I was asking question because I saw in a yt video about hacking scammers with python

Reev0102 wrote:

devms wrote:

Hi ( I'm currently learning python 3.9) also how can you use python to make websites because I can't find it in any section in the IDE's (I use pycharm community edition 2021.2 and Microsoft visual studio code with python)

You can't make websites with Python; to make a website you need to use HTML, CSS and JavaScript.