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I've created a Python community in the Steemit Beta. Python is a popular programming language that I've been mainly working with in the last ten years. This is a place to share/discuss Python-related news,

Banner Grabber collects information about computer system on a network or service running on a its open ports. The python code for this service is given below: Customiezed on Canva To collect information

This is a cross post of @jza/pyspark-leetcode-sql-examples by @jza.Great asset for people learning about PySpark

Python has a lot of great functions and one that may not be known is the setDefaults() method of a dictionary. This method is handy for ensuring that certain keys have values assigned without having to

All python developers will be using the console to print out messages or debug info at times in their development and some of these consoles can be running continuously, with many messages. Being able

F-strings, also known as formatted string literals, were introduced in Python 3.6 as a way to simplify string interpolation and formatting. As programmers, we typically deal with all kinds of string data,

Python offers several unique features that set it apart from other programming languages. I like these aspects of Python and while they are not necessarily better having these, they do certainly help make

To parse command-line arguments in Python, you can use the argparse module, which is a powerful tool for writing user-friendly command-line interfaces. Import in the ArgumentParser and use it to define

Devrel is important as far as marketing a community to individuals and having great content can also make it easy for people to discover you and have evergreen content.

Writing a simple program to see who mutes you

I don’t tend to write scripts for the sake of it; they need to accomplish something useful. As the Splinterlands Sets are going to rotate in early December, I noticed players are starting to dump their

Warning! This character uses artificial intelligence to teach computer science and is under development. We strongly believe in education through new technology, It is important to keep in mind that computer

Coding things ahead, beware... Here I'm introducing a new Python script designed to count comments in specified Hive posts. The goal of this tool is to provide a simple method of counting the activity

My local use Hive script Hive transfers and rewards tool - local use - 0.1.py is now almost fully working. It evolved from the small snippet I used as an example on a previous post of mine. I managed to

Yesterday, when I wrote that post, I wasn't sure whether I'll ever be able to solve the problems the script had. But with the help of ChatGPT I was able to discuss and solve some of them. (Yes, I managed

This is a cross post of @gamer00/hive-programming-in-python-anyone by @gamer00.I should've remembered there was a community for these kinds of posts. Sorry about cross-posting. Can I find some help?

Python ChatterBot library tutorial

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hived_rpc_scanner is a CLI tool to check the status of Hive RPC nodes by testing certain endpoints. Installation Requires Python3.6+. $ (sudo) pip install hived_rpc_scanner alternatively, with Virtualenv:

I'm trying to make a reservation system where more than one user can use it. For example, if person A booked seat A1 till A5. Person B will not be allowed to choose those seat. But this kind of coding