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How do you make the grafics look more retro like an old school choose your own adventure game (sorry im new to coding im taking a python class through my highschool and this is my first week so im very much a beginer)

Is there a tutorial with a database for it ? Now when reopening the Exe-file, the telephonebook is empty.

mine doesnt run, and the txt doesnt have any text in it.

This video is interesting! Does anyone have experience using HasData’s web scraping API in combination with Python?

How Toby Fox made Undertale:

Hi bro. 1. I want to add an alarm sound to that code. Is that possible? 2.where is the Else after the if section?

'has anyone else got the error message [Errno 29] I/O error?

Easy and clear explanations, very nice for beginners!

Great !!! i know how to defend myself now thank u!

Really like your approach to content! Its constructive for any beginner

The video was really helpful and really easy to follow . Learned a lot from it . Thank you so much <3

I'm a bad guy i am gonna use it for evil (I am not. Its a joke)

bro this i not a real keylogger its garbage

Can we get an update ?

how about the minus and the others?

My RUclips channel about traveling in Bali was able to gain 10,000 subscribers in around 8 months without any viral content... I used to get around 300,000 views per month (across 4 -6 videos), and I only made around $50 per month. If you want to create a RUclips channel, you should definitely do it, but be careful about what niche you choose... Tech is an excellent niche because it's not as hard to break into as finance, but the revenue is still significantly higher than travel. Just don't do travel content unless it's a hobby and nothing more. With the amount of views I had, if I were in the tech or finance niche, I could have been earning up to $2000/month, instead I had $50/month.

Like your design, brought ome good ideas to my semester project.. Thanks

great video thanks

when i write by pen on a touch screen it doesnt write for example "2" with this size font say 8 or 10 why why why i wish to find help >>> but it graph lines curves higher size alphabit and so on

I just tried this, and it works. I put it on an autorun file on a USB and everything. However, whenever I plug the USB in, it works, but the Python/command prompt-looking UI has to be open for it to function, which looks suspicious. Is there any way to fix this?

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Thanks Shaun. Explained very good. It worked.

It just doesnt recognize KeyCode, please help From 2024

how can i catch an image from web?with div?

I know for a fact that I don’t have the aptitude to be a programmer, but I watch these videos occasionally to see how it’s done.

Thank you so much

Brief and precise. Grand merci Shaun!

Not working

yooooo it workssss thank you so much😁😁😁

Very informative. Thank you 🙏🏾

Hey man any chance you copy that exact codes and past in the comment section please

giv me the code pls

cool helped a lot

Thank you so much for tutorial!

Thank you for the tutorials bro! Hope you are doing well

Love the video please make a 10k earnings video!

I used like 3 days to code a Dungeon Adventurer game. Basically has no story, but I tried to create a robust turn based combat system with a Passive skill tree and a Combat skill tree. The passive tree has 75 nodes and consists of Offensive boosts, Defensive, Resistances, Health, Health gain per turn. etc.. Combat skill has a skill tree in Diablo 4's manner, but it looks a lot uglier (More windows like). You can spec your character into melee, mage or ranged. The combat is turn based like in pokemon. There are 12 monsters, but each individual monster can be different. Skeleton can be Skeleton Mage, ranged or melee. There are 2 bosses so fare, but they're pretty lackluster because of balancing issues. The player can farm gear, I have a basic, magic, rare and unique system. Greater rarity gives armor more affixes per gear, but the Unique set of items have kinda lackluster "unique" bonuses like "For each % of health missing, you deal 0,3% more dmg" kinda of thing. What puts me off is I don't know how I should make the game loop more interesting. It's a Up, down, left, right system with random encounters at the moment. And the balancing issues, the player becomes so strong after a while that the normal enemies don't matter. Fun concept, hard to make alone yet alone balance.

Thank you!!! I'm a complete beginner and i used if... else... for every question - now with arrows it is undoubtedly better.

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thank you so much.. i clearly understand the method

Thankyou so much 🌼

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For anyone wanting to make more randomised games like this instead of going from one room to another, you can use the "def" command to make a room and then call the room later. Here's a quick example: Defining the room: def monster_room(): print() print("You enter a large open room with a monster.") choice = input("Do you fight, or do you flee?").lower() Then later say you have to choose between a door to the left or to the right, you can get a random number from 1-2: print("You wake up in a dark room, there is a door both to your left and right.") choice = input("Which door do you choose?").lower() if choice == "right": print("You open the door to the right, and step through.") rand_val = random.randint(1,2) if rand_val == 1: monster_room() rand_val = random.randint(1,2) if rand_val == 2: corridor() Here you will call the "monster_room" if the random number is 1 and "corridor" if it's 2. This is pretty much a very simple randomised room concept and can be modified to your liking. This also makes it so you can have the game go on forever because you can make more rooms and randomly pick rooms all the time, or make a room which causes you to win. In addition, doing it this way you can make the game restart if you want the player to die. And if the player makes an invalid choice you can call the room again, for example in the monster room if the player types anything that isnt fight or flee (else:) then you can just do it like this: else: print("You can't do that") monster_room() With this the player will just get asked the question again.

Can you make a tutorial on how to make the data load into an SQLite database so we can have it every time we open the program?

Grateful for finding this ... thankyou so much

Thanks so much you helped me complete the school work

Hey, thanks for this video. It was very helpful for making a simple Windows App with c#. For those other viewers interested in knowing how to keep the time until a reset is hit... It requires a few changes. First, you need to move the TimeSpan span variable into your StopWatch class so that it can remain in context across your methods. Use the span as an offset when you start the timer method startTime = DateTime.Now - TimeSpan; Reset it in the reset method with TimeSpan = DateTime.Now - DateTime.Now;

Now make of 10k

Great tutorial! I have watched it many times. I have been trying to include a search button but I’m stuck. Can you please share with me how you would do that?