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Hai1-2-37

Ricky-Jan_test wrote:
Hai1-2-37 wrote:
This is for an assignment!
for x in range(4):
for y in range(3):
print(f'({x}, {y})')

Cool, looks like a two demantion matrix

This is to the x and y positions using nested loops.

Hai1-2-37

Ricky-Jan_test wrote:
Hai1-2-37 wrote:
This is for an assignment!
for x in range(4):
for y in range(3):
print(f'({x}, {y})')

Cool, looks like a two demantion matrix

What's demantion matrix?

Hai1-2-37

Newest piece of code for an exercise!
numbers =
max_numbers = numbers
for numbers in numbers:
if numbers > max_numbers:
max_numbers = numbers
print(max_numbers)
matrix = [
,
,

]
for row in matrix:
for item in row:
print(item)
numbers =
numbers.index(5)
numbers.sort()
print(numbers)

spectre_specs

This is a duplicate topic. I'll merge this thread into the earlier one.

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Ricky-Jan_test

Hai1-2-37 wrote:
Newest piece of code for an exercise!

Really good! You learned how to use the list, but
you can try to use better variable names as “for numbers in numbers” is easily confused

mumu245

Hai1-2-37 wrote:
(#1036)
Ricky-Jan_test wrote:
swiftcodingbird wrote:
Do the numbers mean where it starts from and where it ends?

Correct! But be careful:
for i in range(0, 10):
“i” will only go from 0 to 9

You can also omit zero (I'm used to not omitting):
for i in range(10):
The output is the same
But why isn't there a 10? Range is between 0 and 10.

Because when you have a list of length 10, the indexes are 0 to 9, and range() is designed to match that. Use range(0, 10 + 1).

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mumu245

Working on a github alternative, all made in Python:

Note however, that's not the app's code, it's something unrelated, but the app itself will also be free and open source.

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kingKASEtheGREATalt

i host my entire website in python

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kingKASEtheGREATalt

i also made an image format in python:
https://github.com/c00lkase/cmi-image

Hai1-2-37

Ricky-Jan_test wrote:
Hai1-2-37 wrote:
Newest piece of code for an exercise!

Really good! You learned how to use the list, but
you can try to use better variable names as “for numbers in numbers” is easily confused

Yeah, I'm sorry about that. I'll try to come up with better variable names next time. Thank you for telling me that!

Hai1-2-37

Ricky-Jan_test wrote:
Hai1-2-37 wrote:
Newest piece of code for an exercise!

Really good! You learned how to use the list, but
you can try to use better variable names as “for numbers in numbers” is easily confused

I've learnt about dictionaries! Here is one of my code pieces:
coordinates = (1, 2, 3)
x, y, z = coordinates
print(f'{x}, {y}, {z}')
customer = {
“name”: “Thanh Nguyen”,
“age”: 46,
“is_verified”: True
}
customer = “Hai Nguyen”
print(customer.get(“name”))
phone_numbers_intergers = input(“Phone: ”)
number_translation = {
“1”: “one”,
“2”: “two”,
“3”: “three”,
“4”: “four”
}
output = “”
for each_digit in phone_numbers_intergers:
output += number_translation.get(each_digit, “!”) + “ ”
print(output)

Ricky-Jan_test

Hai1-2-37 wrote:

coordinates = (1, 2, 3)
x, y, z = coordinates
print(f'{x}, {y}, {z}')
customer = {
    "name": "Thanh Nguyen",
    "age": 46,
    "is_verified": True
}
customer["name"] = "Hai Nguyen"
print(customer.get("name"))
phone_numbers_intergers = input("Phone: ")
number_translation = {
    "1": "one",
    "2": "two",
    "3": "three",
    "4": "four"
}
output = ""
for each_digit in phone_numbers_intergers:
   output += number_translation.get(each_digit, "!") + " "
   print(output)

This is really good!

Last edited by Ricky-Jan_test (March 28, 2024 08:07:04)

Hai1-2-37

Ricky-Jan_test wrote:

Hai1-2-37 wrote:

coordinates = (1, 2, 3)
x, y, z = coordinates
print(f'{x}, {y}, {z}')
customer = {
    "name": "Thanh Nguyen",
    "age": 46,
    "is_verified": True
}
customer["name"] = "Hai Nguyen"
print(customer.get("name"))
phone_numbers_intergers = input("Phone: ")
number_translation = {
    "1": "one",
    "2": "two",
    "3": "three",
    "4": "four"
}
output = ""
for each_digit in phone_numbers_intergers:
   output += number_translation.get(each_digit, "!") + " "
   print(output)

This is really good!

Thank you!

Hai1-2-37

My emoji converter!
message = input(“>”)
words = message.split(' ')
emojis = {
“

”: “

Hai1-2-37

Hai1-2-37 wrote:
My emoji converter!
message = input(“>”)
words = message.split(' ')
emojis = {
“”: "

Wait why isn't it showing the whole thing?
message = input(“>”)
words = message.split(' ')
emojis = {
“

”: “

mybearworld

Emoji aren't supported by the Scratch forums.

Signatures are the only place where assets links still work.

kkidslogin

mybearworld wrote:
(#1056)
Emoji aren't supported by the Scratch forums.

No, this is Scratch-wide. A few emojis are supported, for example: ☠️ ✝️ ™️ ☺️

Forum Clout: 232,655. Alright, who ate my Kumquats? Finally foruming again. Support for reasons in OP and no support for all the other reasons.

Enjoy my music.

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mybearworld

kkidslogin wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
(#1056)
Emoji aren't supported by the Scratch forums.
No, this is Scratch-wide. A few emojis are supported, for example: ☠️ ✝️ ™️ ☺️

I should've elaborated - in the forums, an emoji will cause everything after the emoji (and the emoji itself) to be removed. On the Scratch website, only the emoji get silently removed.

Signatures are the only place where assets links still work.

Hai1-2-37

An assignment on inheritance!
class Mammal:
def walk(self):
print(“walk”)
print(“jump”)
print(“eat”)

class Dog(Mammal):
def bark(self):
print(“bark”)

dog1 = Dog()
dog1.walk()
dog1.bark()

DifferentDance8

kingKASEtheGREATalt wrote:
i host my entire website in python

uhh you might want to get rid of that link as it contains a dizzy

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