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saaron:
Exactly! Some people will rather deceive themselves than face the fact that Nigeria is not a nation but a geographical location with many nations in it.

We're not one, just pretending to be one. I rather identify myself member of a tribe in 'Middle Belt' than waste my time seeing myself a Nigerian.
I feel more connected to my tribe, state and region than the satanic location called Nigeria.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright
Lionel messi too good to be compared with pussy ass Ronaldo
Sometimes when i see people bring up arguments about Ronaldo and messi..i don't involve my self in such arguments because anyone involve in such arguments don't know what football is all about
If you are really a lover of soccer and you watch football anyday anytime twice on Thursday then you should be aware that messi is too good to be compared with Ronaldo

incogni2o:
Buzz me
Happy to help

incogni2o:
Buzz me
Happy to help

kensmoney:
ken="kensmoney is good boy"
def count_char(a,b): char = b.lower() stri = a.lower() counter=0 for a in stri: if a == char: counter += 1
print(counter)


count_char(ken, "o" ) #4

Zabiboy:
Hv u seen the projects i wz talking of??

BTW, u said you wan talk to me...
Any Probs?

OlamigokePhilip:
Welldone @jayphe. Great initiative.

Just a passing comment for anyone who might need this..

In my own opinion.. Whenever you find yourself in situations where you "need" to manipulate strings; Regular Expressions (RegEx) should always come to mind. It really makes it easier and DRY if needed intermittently for multiple strings with marginal differences that could still break your code.

My Answer to Question 1.

import re
link = "http://www.thapar.edu/index.php/about-us/mission"
result = re.sub(r'https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?', '', link)
result.split('/')[0] #returns desired result

Taofeekdboy:
Thanks bro.
Obviously, it does!!!. Just worked on it with the aim of not using React, I worked with Django and JQuery because I wanted to master JQuery for small projects in which React might be an overkill. If time permits, I'm planning on moving it to a mobile app. Maybe it will be better there.

Runningwater:
I'm confused, the exercise said ACCEPT input from user. Isn't it like this?

def dateFun( currentDate, currentMonth, currentYear):
currentDate= int(input("Enter today's date: \n" )
currentMonth=int(input ("Enter today's month like 1 for January, 2 for February and so on: \n " )
currentYear=int(input("Enter current year: \n" )
message=currentDate,"/",currentMonth,"/",currentYear
return message

kensmoney:
import datetime

date_and_time = datetime.datetime.now()
today_date =(str(date_and_time))
today_date_slice = ( today_date[:10] )
formated_date = today_date_slice.replace( "-", "/"
)
year = ( formated_date[:4] )
month_and_date = ( formated_date[5:] )

mydate= month_and_date + "/" + year
print(mydate)

#04/24/2020

Taofeekdboy:
I saw this late, I have been busy with my project and it took a lot of my time.
I will leave it here for who is interested to check..
It is a social media clone I made.
http://mysocialapp.pythonanywhere.com

Looking forward to your comments

Zabiboy:
Op, these r short and not too tough projects...
Lets do the lengthy and real life application stuffs...
I can giv 3 diff. Projects if u guys are ok with d idea...

Note: these r projects i'v worked on/ working on

Collinsanele:
What is the mistake

kensmoney:
ken = "kensmoney is good"
def replaceWord(k): sentence = str(k) print(sentence.replace(" " , "_" )

replaceWord(ken)
#kensmoney_is_good

Taofeekdboy:
user_input = str(input('write your full name)) user_input.replace(' ', '_') print(user_input)

Collinsanele:
site ="https://www......"
domain = site.split('//')[1].split("www.")[-1]
print(domain)

Collinsanele:
website = "www...." domain = website.split("http://www.")[1].split('/')[0] print(domain)