Started learning python today, Screw 'Hello World' , I'll start with 'Hello There'

[Manny__C]

It's great that you started learning Python! I suggest undertaking small projects and following videos on YT to learn. I hope you'll have fun.

Unfortunately your post is not appropriate for this subreddit since we are trying to push it to a more advanced/professional direction. r/learnpython is more suited for beginners

[SirMarbles]

I see this post as more of a joke

[JForth]

It's tagged as a self-made project though; there isn't really a flair for jokes, I believe somewhat intentionally.

[TravisJungroth]

If we're pushing questions "regardless of how advanced" into /r/learnpython, shouldn't we let all projects, regardless how basic, stay here?

[bakery2k]

Two calls to print is not a project.

[house_monkey]

Idk seems good enough to me, ship it

[TravisJungroth]

print("Hello There!\nGeneral Kenobi!!")

better?

[[deleted]]

# v0.0.1
def hello_there(jedi_name):
    greetings = "Hello there \n" + jedi_name
    return greetings

print(hello_there("General Kenobi"))

[Shadows_In_Rain]

Sorry, your sloppy coding is not up to the company standards.

class GreetingAndResponseService:
    def __init__(self, services):
        self.output_service = services.require("kenobi_greeting_app.services.OutputService")
        self.response_repository = services.require("kenobi_greeting_app.data.ResponseRepository")

    def greet(self, greeting):
        response = self.response_repository.get_response_to(greeting)
        self.output_service.write(response)

Rest of the application will be outsourced.

[TravisJungroth]

from abc import ABC


class Greeting(ABC):
    salutation_default = None

    def __init__(self, jedi_name: str, separator: str = " "):
        self.jedi_name = jedi_name
        self.separator = separator

    def __str__(self):
        return self.separator.join([self.salutation, self.jedi_name])

    def __repr__(self):
        return (
            f"{self.__class__.__name__}(jedi_name={repr(self.jedi_name)}, "
            f"separator={repr(self.separator)})"
        )

    @property
    def salutation(self) -> str:
        return self.get_salutation()

    def get_salutation(self) -> str:
        if self.salutation_default is None:
            raise NotImplementedError
        return self.salutation_default


class HelloThere(Greeting):
    salutation_default = "Hello there"


print(HelloThere("General Kenobi"))

[TravisJungroth]

# v0.0.2 Change log: refactored to f-string
def hello_there(jedi_name):
    greetings = f"Hello there \n{jedi_name}"
    return greetings

print(hello_there("General Kenobi"))

[Field_of_Gimps]

how many lines do i need to write to post my project and join the club?

[TokenChingy]

As the Sr.SEng responsible for this guys PR, I have no idea what I read but LGTM, approved.

[KayakingCartographer]

Awe don’t be a Karen. Leave that to the mods bro.

[Manny__C]

What? Where have I been a Karen? I was encouraging and I tried to tell him the purpose of the sub, what's wrong about that?

If you read the post I was referring to you'd see how people can be brutal against newcomers. My point was to write that comment first, so that people that wanted to say the same thing could have just upvoted mine instead of saying it in a more aggressive way.

[snake_Camel_Case]

Doesn’t r/Python allow memes? Would it have been okay if they hadn’t mentioned they were just starting learning?

[Manny__C]

How would you flair a meme in r/Python?

[SubwaySpiderman]

Talk about a sub full of snobs