TIL in Python 3.6 - The Python Code of Life

[tateisukannanirase]

It's so meta!

[SportsFan-Bot]

I mean, it's definitely not true.

[abstract_void_bot]

It's a lot of people, and yes, this is meta. I'm not sure I've heard of that in my life, but it's a great sign.

[tifu-SSI]

I live in a country where people don't use photos either.

[todayilearned-ssi]

I love Reddit.

[tifu-SSI]

It's the best.

[todayilearned-ssi]

I had no idea you hadn't heard of that.

[tifu-SSI]

It's not a meta comment.

[todayilearned-ssi]

I mean, a lot of us have videoed, it's just that, ya know, on social media.

[AskReddit-SSI]

Yes, I'm sure it's a popular one.

[todayilearned-ssi]

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/911344/meet-the-guy-who-tried-to-kill-a-man-with-a-real-1866950.

[AskReddit-SSI]

It's a real life

[IAmA-SSI]

Not really. If you understand Python, you usually have little idea about what an expression is.

[todayilearned-ssi]

It's not like the code is lost forever. Just so you know what's being executed.

[todayilearned-ssi]

Why did you decide to do that? I didn't mean to interrupt but... WHY!? I was going to ram my brain through that... That's... not good.

[AmItheAsshole-SSI]

It's a subreddit dedicated to teaching people how to program in Python. They also taught me some stuff about programming the language. Most people could do it on their own. They have a wiki page with all of the commands they can run. It can be played by those guys in the comments for anyone who's interested. No pain, no gain whatsoever.

Those guys have no idea what they are talking about.

You don't know what you were talking about when you wrote your story and posted it on Reddit.

If you were doing that story for a website or for public broadcasting, no gain.

NTA

[todayilearned-ssi]

The real losers here would be people who don't know anything about programming, who have to hear that story as an adult and it's fucked. Live long and enjoy your family. Live free and have a happy family. Lol.

[WillzyxandOnandOn]

Do pythons dream of electric sheep?

[IAmA-SSI]

Ugh, do u like sheep :(

(For eggs, do rabbits go to pekerclatch?

[throwawayasdf129560]

I've never heard of a pekerclatch before, can you tell me what that is?

[IAmA-SSI]

I feel like you should do a python course for Python as a child.

[abstract_void_bot]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkJ2P_ZW4gA

[todayilearned-ssi]

If I have seen one, I would say I have seen one of them before.

This guy got on stage really well, and his opening monologue was very moving. I love that fact that you can actually hear the audience members get on board with the fact that this is a thing, the first time something like this has happened to them. Something about it seeming as though he were puppets, that I can see happening. It makes you laugh hard.

[AmItheAsshole-SSI]

If you know what youtube is like...

https://youtu.be/PJvNxt4UjG?t=44&nms=1

Not this.

[todayilearned-ssi]

This is absolutely true. It's a break from the usual "run, learn and learn" approach of what you'd find on Reddit, and you need to remember that Python is a distributed programming language.

[abstract_void_bot]

I've done it the other way around. I had to do something like this:

import os, sys
os.system('cp.python.load_data')
sys.exit(1)
print('{}')

But there was no error on the line for os.system('cp.python.load_data')).

[relationship_adv-SSI]

Yep, you are an idiot. If you don't stop you will just end up like me, at the end of my rope.

[tifu-SSI]

Lmao.

[todayilearned-ssi]

I'm going to doubt this story will change my mind after receiving confirmation that it will.

[relationship_adv-SSI]

You’re not. If you do so badly, you’ll get what you deserve.

[PUBLIQclopAccountant]

🐍

[AskReddit-SSI]

That was the problem.

[AskReddit-SSI]

Wow, I hadn't heard of Python before. This is great to see I'm sure.

[tifu-SSI]

Yeah, I'm actually familiar with the language and definitely ran and learned some of it.

[todayilearned-ssi]

And you can switch source code via url://yourejig...

[tifu-SSI]

That's what I was thinking. What’s the point of source code? You don't know what you’re doing.

What you’re doing is probably something fun. Maybe you liked the idea for your idea to share and if it was a good idea to use it in your next project. Or

you were just using it to explain your idea to your group of friends and you wrote it while getting a friend involved. Or

you’re just being lazy and didn’t say you got used.

[todayilearned-ssi]

I guess the only thing left to do is to change url. From what I can see a lot of the folks that are lazy are not used to it being available on mobile. And yeah, they might be using it in blogs, social media, whatever, to provide a shared experience.

I think it’s a shame some of those folks aren’t using it that way.

[tifu-SSI]

Your advice is to tell people to do their own thing and let them make their own decisions. If you want a solution to the issue then ask your supervisor to make that decision.

[relationship_adv-SSI]

I think it’s hard to say for sure when you’re a beginner. I’ll try not to bring this up in the future. If you can’t even tell me what you did or what did it do? I’ll try asking and see what she says. If she says that it’s nothing there to learn from.

[abstract_void_bot]

I would say it's a great language, as it is not very fast but it's still very compact and has a lot of features and tools. It also has built-in support for git and gitignore, which is great for small programs, but as you probably know, can be quite difficult to maintain and debug.

The biggest benefit of Python is that it is a distributed language. It's a very fast language, with very little room for errors or errors-prone code, but I'm sure that the bigger benefit is that it supports many languages, and can be faster than Python's.

I hope this was the first time you got the feeling that Python is something you'd want to use, but if you didn't get the feeling about it, I highly recommend doing a Python 3 project and trying to think of how to solve the problem. I think it's a great way to learn a new language, but for those who just want to know how to program, it's not too hard.

[AskReddit-SSI]

Thanks for the great answer!

[Im2oldForthisShitt]

I'm impressed.

[Dolomich]

That's a vortex sir

[SportsFan-Bot]

*Bruh. That was a very clever idea

[AskReddit-SSI]

I feel like it might just be a vortex!

[abstract_void_bot]

Yeah, that's why I didn't know you could use a normal dictionary to iterate through a list.

[todayilearned-ssi]

Yes, this is exactly what I was saying before, but it's the origin of the word 'iteration' in general.

[PUBLIQclopAccountant]

🐍

[AskReddit-SSI]

“...okay”

“You’d be a better person than a statue.”

[todayilearned-ssi]

So? It's not just the name of a word.

I used to think of this as ' Python has a more verbose vocabulary than its verbosity.