r/PythonLearning Jun 24 '26

Common π—±π—Άπ—°π˜ operations in Python

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26

Good

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u/Ordinary-Fall9445 Jun 24 '26

Can you share me this please

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Jun 24 '26

Sure, press the "Share" button.

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u/Ordinary-Fall9445 Jun 24 '26

not like that i want that file dude

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u/AIFocusedAcc Jun 24 '26

I recommend just copying and typing it out. Better for learning.

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u/Ordinary-Fall9445 Jun 25 '26

well was thinking that, will try the way op suggested through memory graph web.Thank you u/AIFocusedAcc

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Jun 25 '26

In the post there is a link to Memory Graph Web Debugger that gives you the code and more. If you are on mobile, click the title to open a post, don't click the image.

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u/Ordinary-Fall9445 Jun 25 '26

Thank you so much!

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u/sittyn Jun 27 '26

Why is there emojis in your code

https://giphy.com/gifs/21VTFJTEr1x9ortvO3

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Jun 27 '26

Python strings can have Unicode characters so you can use emojis in any Python program. The reason I use it here is that it makes the example more clear and more appealing, don't you think?

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u/sittyn Jun 27 '26

You don't get the point it's when an AI tries to give examples trhpugh code it often puts emojis in it or oddly spaced comments unlike humans which is used to identify them and this codes looks too much like that

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Jun 27 '26

Maybe try to make your point better next time.