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kandi X-RAY | 100DaysOfCode Summary
Kicking off the challenge: 100 Days of PyBites, 100 Days of Code. Our review article at the end: 200 Days of PyBites, 100 Days of Code and our Next Project. See all we coded in our progress log which we tweeted out daily with the #100DaysOfCode hashtag. After doing the challenge we spoke about our experiece on the Talk Python podcast. After this podcast we collaborated with Talk Python on a dedicated course, released in March 2018: 100 Days of Code in Python.
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- Calculate twitter stats
- Return the appropriate Tweet type
- Get source
- Mail episode
- Login
- Authorize the consumer
- View of weather
- Query API
- Extracts the data from the content page
- Create the time left string
- Get the country code for a tweet
- Create a new database
- Creates an image with the given text
- Generate mail message
- Get an access token from Instagram
- Check if a word is in a dictionary
- Get the weather for the given city
- Decorator to store bound results
- Create a Tweet object
- Check if module is a standard library
- Get local time from utc
- Get the latest email
- Get all videos from a URL
- Mail a message
- Loads the stored cache
- Return a generator of videos
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QUESTION
so here is a object which i got from Telegram API
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 18:44Iterate over dict in 'result', then reach message > text
QUESTION
Basically the headline.
In Python, I want to take max 280 characters of input from the user, and show a live updating counter on the CLI as the user types the input.(Similar to a Progress bar)
Getting some text to update on the screen is simple, but I don't know how to count the characters as the user is inputting them.
P.S. First-time StackOverflow user, please go easy on me. :)
EDIT: Codebase: https://github.com/Prathamesh-Ghatole/100DaysOfCode-Writer/blob/master/main.py
I don't have a specific code snippet where I want to implement it yet.
But I basically want to take character input from the user in a loop where each iteration does the following:
- Take single character input.
- update a variable that counts the total number of input characters.
- subtract the number of input characters from the character number limit.
- Trigger a flag when the character limit is exceeded.
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Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 17:28Using pynput package this seems to work.
QUESTION
Help appreciated. I really have no clue what going on. I also have never used typescript or JavaScript before. The code runs on loop, but it just doesn't actually retweet anything containing the hashtag
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 11:40I think the error messages you added in the comments are pretty clear : there is an authorization issue. The way you are calling the twitter API does allow you to GET (search tweets...) but not to POST tweets.
There might be several causes:
- You are not adding (correctly?) authentication element to your request (Token etc.).
- Your account's email is waiting for validation.
- You have to allow "read+write" in your twitter developer acccount settings. And even if read+write is already selected, you may have to click it again (as explained below):
In case this helps anyone else: The twitter dev page already showed read+write access for my app, but the authorization request still only requested read access. I had to click on "read+write" in the dev settings again (despite it already being selected), then click on save. This seems to be a bug on the twitter side of things, probably triggered by the recent API changes.
(found here: https://github.com/DocNow/diffengine/issues/20#issuecomment-807864651)
QUESTION
So, I have a little project I am doing for 100 Days of Coding, and I start to notice that the more days I progress, the more of the same thing I have to write, just with 1 difference. Here's an example from my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 05:07You can simply do:
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const mongoose = require('mongoose');
mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost/mongo-exercises')
.then(()=>{
console.log('DataBase Connected..!!');
})
.catch(err=> console.log('Connection err: ',err));
const schema = new mongoose.Schema({
tags:[ String ],
date:Date,
name: String,
author: String,
isPublished: Boolean,
price: Number
});
const Course = mongoose.model('course',schema);
async function updateCourse(id){
const course = await Course.findById(id);
if(!course) return;
course.name = "mongo db";
console.log(course)
const result = await course.save();
}
updateCourse("5a68fdc3615eda645bc6bdec");
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Answered 2020-May-19 at 14:48Since you haven't specified the type of _id in your schema it will default to type ObjectId. So for findById to work the value of the _id in the database should be also of type ObjectId. In your case, if you list the documents in mongo shell _id should be something like "_id" : ObjectId("5a68fdc3615eda645bc6bdec")
Can you try creating a record from you code and try to query it
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