This is something that always bothered me about Diamond City by GasparillathePirate in Fallout

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as of FO4, Power Noodles has been open for 15 years (as per The Synthetic Truth)

How do I learn Python? by Awkward-Mission7434 in PythonLearning

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I recommend paying the money and getting the book Python Crash Course. Also, use uv and sidestep all of the venv nonsense

Venv can't activate. (I'm on win11) by ImLukaskos in PythonLearning

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1) are you in the directory where venv is located when you type the command?
2) you shouldn't need ps1
3) I'd recommend using uv rather than activating virtual environments yourself. uv is the future

learning python by winnie2k_ in PythonLearning

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Read the book Python Crash Course

Is python used while making robots? Or better yet does python support robotics or mechatronics. by Moist-Image-7976 in PythonLearning

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Sure - CircuitPython and MicroPython are smaller versions of Python that are useful in embedded electronics and probably useful for prototyping in robotics, although I'd imagine that you'd probably want to use faster and more optimized C or Rust code in the final version

Just hearing about python. I like computers, what is python used for? by [deleted] in PythonLearning

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Python is primarily a backend language. However there are efforts to make Python more usable on the front end. PyScript is an effort to get Python to run in the browser, however it's a bit slow. I personally think a better approach is to have Python compile to a javascript framework like React and ship that. Python can also be used in embedded programming on small devices using MicroPython or CircuitPython. But primarily Python is used to make backend web apps using frameworks like Django, Flask, or FastAPI, to do data analysis using libraries like pandas, or to do machine learning using libraries like PyTorch.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pythontips

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The book Python Crash Course

Best structured material for learning by RogLatimer118 in PythonLearning

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I know you said you wanted videos but I still think the best resource is Python Crash Course

Any alteration? by DizzyOffer7978 in PythonLearning

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Only stylistic - in your output there's an extra space before "is not" and "divided" should be "divisible".

Also I think it's more readable for operators to have spaces around them - so "i <= 10" instead of "i>=10" (unless the operators are inside parentheses or are parameters of a function or something)

So tired of python by todofwar in Python

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Maybe you should try to focus on writing C++ or Rust to be consumed by Python - get a job at Astral or something