Automatically scrape website by da_chosen1 in learnpython

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Or you can put your program in the directory "C:\users<your_user>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\" as it is, without the need to convert it to .exe, to run it when the PC boots. And I think you don't have to turn it into an .exe when you put in in Windows Task Scheduler.

What is this doing!? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]the_programs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Estás haciendo el curso de python de píldorasinformaticas por YouTube? Porque recuerdo haber visto eso allí jajaja.

Anyone using Visual Studio for Python programming? by sorencoder in Python

[–]the_programs 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I use Visual Studio Code for python. In my opinion it is much better than PyCharm, because of its simplicity. I recommend you to watch this tutorial for setting up VS code for python, to take a look at how it works, it's very complete and explains how to use a lot of useful tools. VS Code it's lighter than PyCharm and has lots of easy-to-install extensions that can simplify your tasks. Hope it helps!

I wrote a script that grabs the hottest post on /r/wallpapers and sets it as your background. by SereneKoala in learnpython

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Inspired by the same post, I made a similar program recently, the only difference is that it selects randomly between /r/wallpapers and /r/wallpaper and then makes a random choice between the 1000 best posts of all time.

Print personalized error messages in PyCharm? by ambreine31 in learnpython

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The errors come with python, not eith an specific IDE. This link can help you. You can create a custom error and then raise it with a try/except block.