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Student:What can i make with Python?

Teacher:Who can answer that question?

Lalasticlala:Python soup

Python is kinda hard for me
Can you suggest better way to learn it faster or any good offline app for Py with environment to code

Uzomacharles:
Python is kinda hard for me
Can you suggest better way to learn it faster or any good offline app for Py with environment to code

it can be hard to grasp programming concepts at times, keep at it, you will get it, read code(not those 2+2 codes), write code(with library functions)use statements to validate your response. e.g.
def connect(self):
try:
req = urllib.request.Request(self.url)
self.f = urllib.request.urlopen(req).read()
if f.code != 200:
print('[*] Error code {}'.format(code))
except (KeyboardInterrupt, BaseExcpetion):
print('[*] Some Error Occured')
print('[*] Died with Error code {}'.format(self.code))
sleep(2)
exit(1)
THE ABOVE CODE RETURNS A TIMEOUT ERROR CODE for the statement
if f.code != 200:
print (f.code)

with time you will get it.


furl= url + '?'+ dat
try:
req = urllib.request.Request(furl,data,method='POST')
if req.status != 200:
print('Reqesy not success')
except URLError as Error:
error_list=[]
error_list.append(Error)

i use online resources download and read doc files at times.

try:
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as resp:
page_source = resp.read()
except URLError as Error:
error_list = []
error_list.append(Error)

if you already learn the language just move to creating a project while on the project you will learn the concepts you used. The above codes are sample codes not to stand as a reference might not contain error.

Bahat:


it can be hard to grasp programming concepts at times, keep at it, you will get it, read code(not those 2+2 codes), write code(with library functions)use statements to validate your response. e.g.
def connect(self):
try:
req = urllib.request.Request(self.url)
self.f = urllib.request.urlopen(req).read()
if f.code != 200:
print('[*] Error code {}'.format(code))
except (KeyboardInterrupt, BaseExcpetion):
print('[*] Some Error Occured')
print('[*] Died with Error code {}'.format(self.code))
sleep(2)
exit(1)
THE ABOVE CODE RETURNS A TIMEOUT ERROR CODE for the statement
if f.code != 200:
print (f.code)

with time you will get it.


furl= url + '?'+ dat
try:
req = urllib.request.Request(furl,data,method='POST')
if req.status != 200:
print('Reqesy not success')
except URLError as Error:
error_list=[]
error_list.append(Error)

i use online resources download and read doc files at times.

try:
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as resp:
page_source = resp.read()
except URLError as Error:
error_list = []
error_list.append(Error)

if you already learn the language just move to creating a project while on the project you will learn the concepts you used. The above codes are sample codes not to stand as a reference might not contain error.

Yah that's why I need a tool like to learn from (offline app) so it will be better for me

Uzomacharles:



Yah that's why I need a tool like to learn from (offline app) so it will be better for me

Tools like IDLE or MU_CODE, sublime text or Python cli, i dont understand thats what i make use of.

Bahat:


Tools like IDLE or MU_CODE, sublime text or Python cli, i dont understand thats what i make use of.

Is it for Android?

is it suitable for learning Python?

Does it use MB while using it?

That's my question

Uzomacharles:


Is it for Android?

is it suitable for learning Python?

Does it use MB while using it?

That's my question

All tools works well on windows and linux dont know about Andriod. once downloaded they work fine offline. just import the needed library file then you're good to go. best to use sublime text because of indentation problem when running your code.
Indentation and tabs are what gives most problem but sublime solves that for you.

Uzomacharles:
Python is kinda hard for me

Learn qbasic then

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfpTVGZUPzI

Ajibel:

Learn qbasic then

Lol. Funny.

Uzomacharles:
Python is kinda hard for me
Can you suggest better way to learn it faster or any good offline app for Py with environment to code

YouTube could be very helpful.

sinkhole:
YouTube could be very helpful.

That's why I seek for offline method

Uzomacharles:


That's why I seek for offline method

you can always download the video and watch offline. That is what I always do.

sinkhole:
you can always download the video and watch offline. That is what I always do.

Bros leave video, download python book start learning. You can always come back to ask questions

Bahat:


Bros leave video, download python book start learning. You can always come back to ask questions

OK.
I have learnt a lot and in fact done things I wouldn't be able to do with python by learning from great tutorials on YouTube, but if you think only book is OK for you then fine

sinkhole:
OK.
I have learnt a lot and in fact done things I wouldn't be able to do with python by learning from great tutorials on YouTube, but if you think only book is OK for you then fine

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Not only book, there are online forums where you see good codes to learn with

Simple GeoIP tool, it gives info about a particular IP address, it's can be improved with new features. Developed with python

sinkhole:
you can always download the video and watch offline. That is what I always do.

You should visit the homepage of the site you intend to learn from, eg django to download their tutorial .tar or .HTML file then you host locally with wamp or xammp to use for future purpose.

Load after hosting with localhost/yourdirfile

Try LinkedIn

So detailed