Jul-14-2020, 02:58 PM
(This post was last modified: Jul-14-2020, 02:58 PM by steve_shambles.)
For the last 22 months I have been collecting and editing Python code snippets.
I am pleased to announce there are now 300 snippets of code available in the collection.
They are free to anyone that wants them, either singularly or in zip files of 100 each,
or all 300 in one zip.
A full list can be viewed here with all the download links:
https://wp.me/Pa5TU8-1yg
The zip files are stored on MediaFire, please use a Ad-blocker,
I do not gain anything from any advertising on my free site or from MediaFire.
I do it for Python-love baby.
I have made each snippet beginner friendly, and they will all run
directly from IDLE (or similar IDE), no Dos prompt typing or
Terminal use required(excepting pip installs which I can't do anything about),
just load and run. This is 2020, not 1980 guys.
This collection is nothing like the usual boring snippets you see
all over the place that are usually either how to manipulate strings
or do complex maths. Each of the bits of code do something interesting,
practical or useful (IMHO).
These snippets are intended for extreme beginners to
intermediate Python programmers, and can act as a source
of inspiration, ideas and learning, or you could use the
code as a base to start and build your own project from it.
Every snippet has been tested on Windows and Linux
and its compatibility noted.
All pip installs are noted and linked.
Each snippet also has its own post, sometimes going
into more detail on the subject.
All sources are credited and linked.
Most snippets have been brought up to PEP8 standards where possible
all all work on Python 3x.
All snippets have at least 2, 3 or even 4 places you can
download from, usually, PasteBin, GitHub, Gist, MediaFire
or from my site directly.
I am pleased to announce there are now 300 snippets of code available in the collection.
They are free to anyone that wants them, either singularly or in zip files of 100 each,
or all 300 in one zip.
A full list can be viewed here with all the download links:
https://wp.me/Pa5TU8-1yg
The zip files are stored on MediaFire, please use a Ad-blocker,
I do not gain anything from any advertising on my free site or from MediaFire.
I do it for Python-love baby.
I have made each snippet beginner friendly, and they will all run
directly from IDLE (or similar IDE), no Dos prompt typing or
Terminal use required(excepting pip installs which I can't do anything about),
just load and run. This is 2020, not 1980 guys.
This collection is nothing like the usual boring snippets you see
all over the place that are usually either how to manipulate strings
or do complex maths. Each of the bits of code do something interesting,
practical or useful (IMHO).
These snippets are intended for extreme beginners to
intermediate Python programmers, and can act as a source
of inspiration, ideas and learning, or you could use the
code as a base to start and build your own project from it.
Every snippet has been tested on Windows and Linux
and its compatibility noted.
All pip installs are noted and linked.
Each snippet also has its own post, sometimes going
into more detail on the subject.
All sources are credited and linked.
Most snippets have been brought up to PEP8 standards where possible
all all work on Python 3x.
All snippets have at least 2, 3 or even 4 places you can
download from, usually, PasteBin, GitHub, Gist, MediaFire
or from my site directly.
