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Top Comments (10)
chr(9608) for filing bar and chr(9617) for blank
in python 3 the division int / int returns a float automatically. if you want integer division, you can use //.
If you run it in PyCharm, in Run window, below the play icon is a cog icon -> under "execution" you can select "Emulate terminal in output console" . This will make the progressbar render properly (also realy usefull if you stuff from the rich libary).
That was fun to follow along with, somewhat simple (or at least not overly complicated), and the result looks great! Thanks!
in cmd (or windows terminal) you can go thru all subdirectories in one command "cd Desktop\Programming\NeuralNine\Python\Current". Also you can autocomplete subdir name with tab
Had been looking for something like this for a while, your videos are awesome.
All these years I never knew that print(..., end='\r') will actually do a carriage return to the same line in a Windows console, lol. THANKS!
That moment where i was thinking about this this morning, and now it’s top of my recommendation list .-.
I don´t know how to code yet. First steps on Odin, but I bookmarked the channel. Thanks a lot for the videos!
small video and to the point in a simple way, love it! Thanks for this
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Top Comments (10)
chr(9608) for filing bar and chr(9617) for blank
in python 3 the division int / int returns a float automatically. if you want integer division, you can use //.
If you run it in PyCharm, in Run window, below the play icon is a cog icon -> under "execution" you can select "Emulate terminal in output console" . This will make the progressbar render properly (also realy usefull if you stuff from the rich libary).
That was fun to follow along with, somewhat simple (or at least not overly complicated), and the result looks great! Thanks!
in cmd (or windows terminal) you can go thru all subdirectories in one command "cd Desktop\Programming\NeuralNine\Python\Current". Also you can autocomplete subdir name with tab
Had been looking for something like this for a while, your videos are awesome.
All these years I never knew that print(..., end='\r') will actually do a carriage return to the same line in a Windows console, lol. THANKS!
That moment where i was thinking about this this morning, and now it’s top of my recommendation list .-.
I don´t know how to code yet. First steps on Odin, but I bookmarked the channel. Thanks a lot for the videos!
small video and to the point in a simple way, love it! Thanks for this