makavele:


Nope , the dyno only sleeps after 30 mins idle time and you are allotted about 700 hours total uptime per month. You can keep the dyno alive and even make it 1000 hours

makavele:


Not necessary !

hardebayho:
It looks awesome bro. Since it's a template, I'm assuming it's supposed to be one page, right? If it's a complete website, add some dynamic content or a couple of pages, maybe even some sections (like post section, about, contact me, and all those stuff). Great stuff though, the design looks fluid.

soleexx:
How do u lunch this project and is it a free one

dragnet:
Looks good but this can also be achieved using HTML and css and some JS or even just bootstrap.
In summary, using django for this is an overkill.

Cakephp:
Its great. You are good to go

Millz404:
cool for a noob....one step at a time

#How to format your class output using __str__ method
class myclass:
    def __init__(self):
        pass
    
    def __str__(self):
        return 'my name is class'
        
print(myclass())

Output:
my name is class


#without __str__ method

class myclass:
    def __init__(self):
        pass
        
print(myclass())

Output:
<__main__.myclass object at oxbchjlidk>

Guest911:
I've been invited for several interviews the blocker has always been algorithms. How did you guys overcome this? Practical guide preferred

Guest911:
I've been invited for several interviews the blocker has always been algorithms. How did you guys overcome this? Practical guide preferred

        
'''I want us to know that python is object oriented programming (OOP)
languague, all data type is as a result of creation of object from their respective
classes e.g int datatype can be worked on this way'''      

a=int(5)
b=int(-6)
 
print("a-b=",a.__sub__(b)) #subtaction method of int class which mean a-b 

print("b-a=",a.__rsub__(b)) #mean start operation from right side

print("a+b=",a.__add__(b)) #addition method of int class just like __sub__

print("b+a=",a.__radd__(b))

print("a*b=",a.__mul__(b)) #multiplication method of int class

''' To emulate above behaviour in our own way,
    we will define our own class
 '''

class myclass:
    def __init__(self,x):
        self.value=x
        
    def __add__(self,other): #overriding addition method of int claas
        return self.value + other.value
    
    def __sub__(self,other): #overriding substration method of init class
        return self.value - other.value

c=myclass(9)
d=myclass(10)

#normally using operantors (+,-,/) on our class objects will create error
#but we have overrided + and - operantors only so that these operantors 
#can work on our class we defined
#note that /, * and other operantors wont work because we didnt
#override those operantors.To make them work just create new method
#like + and - operators

print('c+d =',c+d)
print('c-d=',c-d)
print('c*d=',c*d) # this will throw error

#controlling print function
a='hello'
b='world'

print(a)
print(b)

#output
hello
world

#To remove newline

print(a,end=(' '))
print(b)

#output
hello world

print('happy new year')

keyzid:


Hello Mr. I am presently learning python and the experience so far has been encouraging tho difficult sometimes.
I can really make do of having someone like you at my reach in case I need an urgent question. Please kindly send me your email where I can properly request for your WhatsApp number.
Awaiting your reply, thanks.

africanman85:
interested too. I'm looking at software development or app development from scratch. Can u help me with that ?

Ayotimi222:

Yeah, how bro!

#set is used for removing duplicate from ordered list

Num=set(1,1,3,2,6,2,4,5)

#output = (1,2,3,4,5,6)

num=list(range(5))
print(num)

#output [1,2,3,4]

#how to map two lists of equal length together
y=[7,8,3]
x=[1,2,3]
for i in zip(y,x):
    print(i)

Output
(7,1)
(8,2)
(3,3)