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RE: Tutorial Requests - j.crater - Aug-14-2018
That would be fantastic. Thanks for volunteering!
RE: Tutorial Requests - marienbad - Oct-17-2018
I saw something online about how to have multiple python development environments so you could run python2.7, 3.0, 3.4 etc on the same computer. I have been using 2.7 for pygame but just found out it can now use 3.7. So as well as this, something about the differences between 2.7 and 3.x would also be nice.
RE: Tutorial Requests - Larz60+ - Oct-17-2018
see: https://wiki.python.org/moin/Python2orPython3
RE: Tutorial Requests - metulburr - Jan-12-2019
i added for and while loops. I didnt realize we didnt have one for that. I linked someone to here but they encourage the use of range(len(sequence)). Otherwise that would be sufficient.
RE: Tutorial Requests - saruque - Apr-23-2019
I have created Voice/Speech command calculator using Speech Recognition and PyAudio
Like if a user says "nine multiplied by nine" The program will give you the result in output. Here is the full tutorial.
Voice Command Calculator in Python
RE: Tutorial Requests - Maheshsharma - Sep-14-2019
Python String Methods list : Python has a set of built-in string methods.
https://www.tutorialandexample.com/python-string-methods/
RE: Tutorial Requests - metulburr - Sep-14-2019
(Sep-14-2019, 10:09 AM)Maheshsharma Wrote: Python String Methods list : Python has a set of built-in string methods.
https://www.tutorialandexample.com/python-string-methods/
You can get a list and description, as well as detailed info on methods in Python by calling the built in help function. You can do this for any object, not just strings.
help(str)Or a specific method by doing
help(str.find)
RE: Tutorial Requests - Ankit79 - Oct-08-2019
If you learn basic tutorial of Python i would recommend https://appdividend.com/category/python-tutorials/
RE: Tutorial Requests - Evil_Patrick - Nov-23-2019
tqdm tutorials for CLI Progressbar
RE: Tutorial Requests - nilamo - Dec-09-2019
(Nov-23-2019, 09:18 AM)Evil_Patrick Wrote: tqdm tutorials for CLI Progressbar
Anything in particular? Their homepage seems pretty detailed to me: https://tqdm.github.io/