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Top Comments (10)
The enumerate() function have a parameter called "start" to tell the function where it should start the counting. So instead using idx + 1 we can use enumerate(categories, start = 1) and the idx will start from 1.
Very nice. Thank you! I will adapt this for a project hours tracker.
Are we able to keep all of this data somewhere in a txt file or something?
adding ui and graphs will be great .Thanks
That was so fun to do!
Thanks For Sharing ❤
This is the basic thing you can add tkinter and modern gui to it or html pyscript thing
super cool
Great tutorial as usual. Thanks :)
Thank you bro..
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Top Comments (10)
The enumerate() function have a parameter called "start" to tell the function where it should start the counting. So instead using idx + 1 we can use enumerate(categories, start = 1) and the idx will start from 1.
Very nice. Thank you! I will adapt this for a project hours tracker.
Are we able to keep all of this data somewhere in a txt file or something?
adding ui and graphs will be great .Thanks
That was so fun to do!
Thanks For Sharing ❤
This is the basic thing you can add tkinter and modern gui to it or html pyscript thing
super cool
Great tutorial as usual. Thanks :)
Thank you bro..