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I'm working on a basic program to display a clock in the terminal by using the Time library to get the time, then by build a display from ASCII ART style numbers stored in variables. I think most of this idea is worked out except I would the user to be able to close the program by pressing the 'q' button. It seems there basic way to do this built in Python so it may need another module installed with Pip. If I import a module with Pip installer, how would I share my program without making the user go through the same extra step? For now my clock works counting test and I"m working on making it count in ASCII ART like this, but I can only cancel the Loop with Control-C. __ __ __ / \ _). /| |_ \__/ __). | __) -
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Hi, Glad to hear you like the course. I've just sent you access to the quizzing. Stef -
By SergeLikes · Posted
Hi Stefan, I recently purchased your Python 3 course and first of all thanks for a great course! I'm in my thirties and decided to go for a career change, hence the interest in programming. So far I passed two edx java courses by Microsoft and that wasn't easy... I like your course a lot - the way you explain things really gives me hopes that I could one day become a programmer. Could you give me access to StudioWeb quizzes, don't want to miss the opportunity to practice. Thank you in advance! email: serg.art@live.com -
I looked for it again tonight, to see if the page may have been included either in a lesson before or after. The webpage has an h1 of "Display none, visibility and floats". I can't find it anywhere, and, really would like to see it, because of its float demonstration. -Mike -
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Hi Stef, I downloaded Python and I just tried to open two other files that are not opening the lesson in Archive 2A, #13. IDEs Explained. and Archive 3A does not open.· 5 replies
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Gabe.
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Hi, I can not access the file 08 Why so many programming languages.· 2 replies
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Just super backedup with work ... activating schools.· 1 reply
Going to circle around to add more to the Business Battle Plan by next week. I plan on outputting all the mp3 files as well.
Stef
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