Wow... Soon I'll send screenshots too of what I've done.. am Learning fast
. Thanks for sharing OP

Snwokenk:

better syntax is
name = input("what is your name\n" ) print(f"Hello {name}" )
if you don't have python3.6+ for F strings
then print("Hello {}".format(name))

thanks.

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Greeting to everybody in the house. I hope to continue with this thread sooner. Thanks for the support.

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Thanks for this thread, it is nice. I just started learning python about a month ago but I can do very nice simple stuffs with it. I've written some programs with it and am currently working on a school management system. I can't wait to become a good back-end developer

I'm sorry for keeping you guys await. I try polishing my skills as a front end developer. I will update you guys as time goes on.

cutegentility:
I'm sorry for keeping you guys await. I try polishing my skills as a front end developer. I will update you guys as time goes on.

alright sir, will be expecting....

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more like forever python has tonnes of libraries i am learning kivy

cutegentility:
Bitwise Operators operate on bit level.
This convert your data to binary and carry out the output. e.g
1110
1010
We have the biwise And denoted by the symbol &
Bitwise denoted by vertical slash |,
And bitwise Xor denoted by ^.

For bitwise and
1110
1010
1010

Bitwise or
1110
1010
1110
Bitwise xor

1110
1010
0100

There are left shift and right shift in bitwise operation.

1100 >> 2 becomes 0011
1100<<2 becomes 0000

Self-taught amateurs must humble and learn before teaching others.
When you perform right shift it is equivalent to dividing by the power of two and when you shift to the left it is equivalent to multiplying by the power of two.
I want to believe that you mean 12 (1100) >> 2 becomes 3 (0011), which is correct
As I said, shifting to the right in two places is equivalent to 12 / 2^2 = 12/4 = 3.
Again I don't know how your 12 (1100) << 2 becomes 0000?
The correct value is 12(1100) << 2 = 48(110000)
Because 12 * 2^2 = 12 * 4 = 48.
Another example: 12(1100) << 3 = 96(1100000)
Because 12 * 2^3 = 12 * 8 = 96

Do you mean 1100 as decimal? Even if that's what you mean, it is still wrong. Half knowledge kills, join my coding tutorial.

cutegentility:
I haven't find yet, everyone will keep trying.

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