on Can I get some feedback / review on my code? · c/python · 1 pts · 2ydidn't QT come with non-commercial use license? @FizzyOrange @Hammerheart
on Could someone help me understand the input() function? · c/python · 1 pts · 2y@EveryMuffinIsNowEncrypted i maybe wrong input() is a python function that accepts arguments and returns value of type string. int() and float() are special type of functions called constructor, magical. int, or integer, on itself is a datatype like str, or string, is a datatype, to create an int you'd use its costructor int('23') something like that int is a builtin datatype, so by typing 23, you already have an instance of int
on Counting CPU Instructions in Python · c/python · 0 pts · 2yAI crowd using python probably @Big_Boss_77 @rimu
on Python errors as values · c/python · 3 pts · 2yI think they meant the registration of what Exceptions a function can possibly throw. @eager_eagle @onlinepersona
on Reading the Python Official Documentation is rugged · c/python · 3 pts · 3yYou'd still have to read the official documentation to validate what you get from ChatGPT. @bucho @ChrisLicht
on Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel · c/python · 1 pts · 3yMight be interesting if they can develop a sandboxed version of python strictly for statistics. @NeverBetter
didn't QT come with non-commercial use license?
@FizzyOrange @Hammerheart
@EveryMuffinIsNowEncrypted i maybe wrong
input() is a python function that accepts arguments and returns value of type string.
int() and float() are special type of functions called constructor, magical.
int, or integer, on itself is a datatype like str, or string, is a datatype, to create an int you'd use its costructor int('23') something like that
int is a builtin datatype, so by typing 23, you already have an instance of int
AI crowd using python probably @Big_Boss_77 @rimu
I think they meant the registration of what Exceptions a function can possibly throw.
@eager_eagle @onlinepersona
You'd still have to read the official documentation to validate what you get from ChatGPT.
@bucho @ChrisLicht
Might be interesting if they can develop a sandboxed version of python strictly for statistics.
@NeverBetter