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For my Python users

Has anyone who has completed the Python course, been able to successfully create programs? I don't mean simple ones like "Hello World" but more complex ones? I'm half way through and although I understand the logic and syntax, as well as get most of the questions right on the first try, I still feel like I wouldn't know where to start when building an app. Does anyone have any input? Thanks in advance

4th Nov 2016, 8:46 PM
Matt Greer
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Yes.... I've coded several programs but the one's I pride myself with are as follows : 1 - Web Bot - - - > It Can Scrape Data Off The Internet Via HTTP Requests and Download Data Like CSV, PDF jpeg, png, and html documents 2 - Port scanner - - - > sniffing networks around my LAN and specs of the networks found 3 - A GUI calculator and Text Editor - - - > using tkinter and the math modules
24th Dec 2016, 11:41 AM
Given
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I understand what you are on about. It's best to start building simple console applications and programme as much as you can. Then you can start building up by adding more complex features. Research pyqt for building windowed applications with buttons and all the lovely stuff. I'd suggest doing this when you have got to grips with object programming (OOP).
4th Nov 2016, 9:36 PM
Harry Pearson
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No, the python course is just only for learning the basic syntax of the language. Ps: in your code "password generator" ascii_letters is equal to ascii_lowercase + ascii_uppercase
8th Nov 2016, 6:48 AM
Deep Serket
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Oh awesome! Thank you I'll correct that. I thought you had to add all of that in there. Thank you both for your answers!
8th Nov 2016, 11:19 AM
Matt Greer
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