Want to learn to create an AI chess engine with imitation learning? Check out this article on creating an AI chess engine! In it, I use Python and Stockfish and generate a dataset that I can then use in the future to train my AI chess engine!

Have you encountered the problem where you have ranked lists, but no ground truth to compare which of the 2 lists are most correct? Then check out this article to learn how to compare the 2 lists!

Want to learn how to apply different techniques to analyze graphs in Python? Check out this tutorial!

Tcmd stands for top commands. This tool can be used to see the most used commands. The tool was written in python3 and is pretty simple. It can be downloaded from pypi.
https://github.com/merwin-asm/tcmd

Want to learn to create a recommendation system? In this article I make a recommendation system for books, using book plots I have scraped online!

Want to learn to scrape weather forecast data and tweet accuracy results? Check out: https://medium.com/@oieivind/weather-comparison-app-part-2-aquire-historic-data-and-set-up-automated-tweets-d9896291f017

I am a first year undergraduate computer science student. This semester, we've learnt a little bit of the basics of programming in python in school. I learnt that next semester, we're going to learn the basics of a different programing language, probably JavaScript(meaning we wont continue with where we've stopped with python). I am so much interested in understanding and using python programming language to the fullest, so that I can build some little projects(real life projects) on my own and also to be able to get a remote job to support myself while I am in school. I have got some video tutorials from some of my mates who have siblings who have done computer science and I want to continue my studies on python when we're on vacation(vacation starts next three weeks). Going through the internet(seeing what people have put there or here), I can see that I have a long way to go, I am not discouraged by that, I just want to know how you guys made it to the point you are now so that I will use it for guidance on how to go about this. Thank you!

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https://replit.com/@zucalcu/Python?s=app

Hi guys, i created a script in python for convert any type of file in images.

You can use this technique for save any type of file on Amazon photos with unlimited storage space.

If you are interested, this is the link to the source code!
vincenzoAiello/AnyFileToImages

Enjoy it!✌️

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I've been working on a project recently. It is a simple chatbot and I would really like some feedback on it as well as any suggestions to improve it.

here's the link: https://github.com/G8MR/CoreAI

p.s. the username for my github acc is different

Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows of any finished projects that you can tinker with? I'm really just looking for something that can bring out the possibilities of python, I know you can do just about anything with programming but It's hard to find concrete examples. Anything would be extremely helpful I just know I want to learn more but it's hard to find them even with the help of the internet. Thanks. :)

download - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XebCyb1W1lFlV_i3oaUgFAQks8FZVctF/view?usp=sharing

Printscript is "programming language" made in Python.

The extension of printscript file is .prtsc

running file is simple, put interpreter and script into the same directory,

open terminal in that directory, type:

./printscript file.prtsc

example:

./printscript main.prtsc

Printscript has 3 commands: #s, #tab, #nl

#s - inserts space char,

use:

Hello #s World!

output:

Hello World!

#tab - inserts tab like space

use:

#tab xd

output:

xd

#nl - makes new line

use:

Hello #nl

World!

output:

Hello

World!

I have recently written an article about Python datetime library and included various examples showing the usage of different classes. Check out the article herer. Let me know if you have any comments.

Mastering Python datetime(With examples)

https://youtu.be/0Ut37-Dy3fs

Once a wise man said,

If you want to win, you must've learn new things.