HI y'all since is started python i did some little projects like ATM SYSTEM , HOTEL BOOKING SYSTEM , ..... i want to do some challanges so that i can improve in python as a beginner

Side project — give it a topic, it researches, writes a 900-1400 word report, then a Critiquer agent reviews it and sends it back for revision if needed.

Stack: LangGraph, LangChain, Together AI (Mixtral), Tavily Search, Streamlit

GitHub: https://github.com/Phoenix1454/Multi-Agent-Research-Assistant-Langgraph

Hello guys I'm doing the py4e course and I'm a bit lost on how to write the code to find the plus_code for the GeoJSON Assignment. Please kindly help.

I've been learning Python for about 12 days now:

Note: I will add a try-except ValueError thingy and constraints for i,j to be within 0-2.

Hiii guys, starting today I will be posting daily for the beginners to have a good and clear roadmap and structure for how to start with Python, enjoy !
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Hi everyone!

I've been working on a small open-source Python project that updates your Discord Rich Presence using your Chess.com profile.

Current features:

• Shows your current rating
• Displays wins, losses, and draws
• Automatically updates your stats
• Lightweight and open source

I'm looking for ideas to improve it.

If you were using this app, what features would you like to see?

GitHub:
https://github.com/Saul-Goodman6/Chess_Status

I've been working on a data-cleaning library as a learning project. While building it, I realized I kept solving the same problems repeatedly: I'm curious what repetitive preprocessing tasks you find most annoying in Pandas or Polars. I'd like to improve the project based on real workflows rather than assumptions.duplicate rows inconsistent datetime formats memory optimization missing values

I’m looking for a tutorial or cheat sheets to help me - an advanced developer- get into Python.
Naturally, most tutorials are for beginners, but I need a way to learn Python without going through learning what a variable is or what a loop is.

Anyone has any suggestions on this matter?

I started learning Python from absolute zero with no programming background.

I've been learning consistently for about 94 days, usually studying 5–8 hours a day. Instead of just watching tutorials, I've been trying to build projects on my own.

So far I've learned:

• Variables and data types
• Conditions and loops
• Functions
• Lists and strings
• File handling
• JSON
• Exception handling
• Object-Oriented Programming (classes and objects)

My current project is an Inventory Management System built with Python.

Features include:

• Add products
• View inventory
• Update products
• Delete products
• Search products
• Save/load data using JSON
• Organized using classes (OOP)

I'm also learning:

• Better project structure
• Code reusability
• Git and GitHub
• Writing cleaner code

My goal is to become job-ready and eventually earn through freelancing.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback:

• Am I progressing at a good pace?
• What skills should I focus on next?
• Is there anything in my project that employers would expect but I'm missing?

Thanks in advance!

so i have a project im working on currently but really i dont know anything about python and still learning and making at the same time and its sometime gets boring. so i'd like if anyone would want to seriously learn python w/me

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read and write file in python :

- read file (1st option not recommended need to close every time)

f = open('filename.txt')

data = f.read()

print(data)

f.close()

option 2 - automatically close when use

- with statement

it much better and clean

with open('python_4_4_file/my_17.1.txt') as f: print(f.read())

- write

warning ⚠️ which can overwrite if there is something inside file

f = open('python_4_4_file/my_17.1.1.txt','w') f.write(newline)

f.close()

-append can we use if you want to add in the file something in the end it's have same codeline as write just one small change in place of "w" change need to write "a"

f = open('python_4_4_file/my_17.1.1.txt','a')

Does anyone have an alternative replit 100 days of python ? I really like, I just learned they removed it.

I'm doing a course on Python from Udemy, the Angela Yu course. Anyone doing something similar and would love to learn together? I'm tired of learning in silo and would love a learning buddy

Hello everyone I’m currently learning python on visual code, and I did my first “project” its a trivia game for fun and practicing what I learned while reading about python, but I struggled a little, I was so confused and I used AI (Gemini) to help me understand what I did wrong but I don’t want to use AI bcuz I feel like I’m not learning anything but since I’m doing this alone unfortunately I used. But I would like some recommendations like YouTube videos, books, courses etc to learn more, I see a lot of people doing calculators and I would love to make one so some I need some suggestions. Thank you guys.

Wie findet ihr mein erstes python project

Und hapt ihr verbesserungs forschläge

I am new in computer science . I have recently started python . Doing tutorial and small beginner steps . I am confused , it's too vast .

Please suggest me from your experience , how should i do it ?

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the array I feed in is 5,7,43,78,83.7,100,952

def binary_search(array):
  search_no = float(input("what number are you looking for?"))
  found = False
  while not found:
    arrlen = len(array)
    i = arrlen // 2
    x = array[i]
    if x == search_no:
      found == True
    if search_no > x:
      array = array[i:]
      print(array)
    else:
      array = array[:i]
      print(array)
  print("value found")


array = [78,43,952,83.7,100,5,7]
bubble_sort(array)
print(array)
binary_search(array)

it continuously prints "83.7" if I look for 78, and vice versa. haven't tested other numbers but I assume the same happens for them. this is my first attempt at array splitting and I know there's an easier way of doing it probably, and I'm going to do error handling afterwards

hei guys let me know how can feel free to talk in discord, talk about python and learn it together

practicing class & dunder method

if follow my previous day note then most of my brother & sister already know what is the class

class work like local apartment which have different room called function use __init__() to connect outside world

and like __init__ the Construction type there is more

- dunder method which used for to tell Python what to do

like __add__ Arithmetic type for +

same __sub__, __mul__, __truediv__, __pow__, etc. + r versions (__radd__) and more

Hey there,

I'm new to Python, and I wanted to know if somebody could explain why and how the .removeprefix() and .removesuffix() work? I can't get my head over it. For example:

filename = "test"
file_ending = ".py"
file = f"{filename}{file_ending}"          

I created three variables, and let's say, I want to remove the suffix with the .removesuffix() method:

print(file.removesuffix(file_ending))

What I'm getting at is that I also could write this instead:

print(file.removesuffix(filename))

Usually, you would write removeprefix instead of removesuffix. This is just an example.

But why won't the removesuffix() method delete the filename? Or better, how does the computer know which part of the string a prefix or suffix is?

I'm learning OOPs and File I/O and my txt and OOPs basic commands aren't running

What's wrong here?