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Console animations
I'm a coder who's relatively new to Python and I wanted to spice up my console applications a bit by making animations. The code I've written works perfectly, but I just wanted to know if it was good ...
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Argument parser for a word count and/or line count program
How to make code dry in this example? My program is working, but I want to improve it by shorting my code.
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Reading and Writing in same script
I just finished working through Exercise 16 of Learn Python The Hard Way.
To further study, I wanted to create a script that will read and display a file's contents on screen, and then have the user ...
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Edit configuration files script
Script designed to avoid manually edit configuration files by support.
Config file example:
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Dict of names and birth dates which prints with age at birthday of current year
As a beginner (Learn Python the Hard Way), I've set myself this exercise with classes and it works but looks very inelegant to me. I'm trying to write classes which could be re-used in other code. I'...
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Basic value comparisons
I made a value comparison "programming language" similar to a previous one I made, except this one is based solely on value comparisons.
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Text-based adventure game with combat and game-reset functionality
Please suggest improvements/refactoring to this game to make it more idiomatic Python.
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Saving player name throughout script-launches
I would like to use this in a program to save users' names even after they relaunch the script. I was just wondering if there were some ways I could clean up this code.
Note: this currently was made ...
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Simple hashing code with excessive conditional statements
Any thoughts on my code? It's a simple hashing code that runs from the command line.
There just appears to be a lot of condition if / ...
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