Please Change this JavaScript code for python code or C++ ,C

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/Wh8zJSIWuy5V/?ref=app

Answer 1

// Don't know if this is what you want, but this types each letter one by one similar to your code, though the time delays/effect won't work on SoloLearn. (try to a different editor).
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import time

dis="thanks 100 follower and 30 like for my code i love you guys and please d't forget follow me and like my code"

for i in dis:
print(i, end="")
time.sleep(0.05)
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Answer 2

Thanks

Answer 3

or Java

Answer 4

// Don't know if this is what you want, but this types each letter one by one similar to your code, though the time delays/effect won't work on SoloLearn. (try to a different editor).
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import time

dis="thanks 100 follower and 30 like for my code i love you guys and please d't forget follow me and like my code"

for i in dis:
print(i, end="")
time.sleep(0.05)
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Cyan This code d't work

Answer 5

I can't do in myself

Answer 6

Tnx guys

Answer 7

Cyan gave a good example but you will also have to add "flush=true" as argument to print statement, to force the buffer to flush immediately whatever it stores ,otherwise it will only print the final statement after summation of delays.

Do it like , print(i, end="", flush=true)

Answer 8

Hey ,hello wolrd must good ,melu 👏👏👏

Answer 9

Melu why not learn about gui in c++ and python and do it yourself .

Answer 10

guy I suggest you to add this in the if statement this:

document.getElementById('cursor').innerHTML = '';

this makes the cursor disappear when the interval finishes

Answer 11

Melu Yes unfortunately, it wont work here in code playground.

Try it to a different Code Editor. I just tried to imitate what you've done in your code✌️

Answer 12

So you want to make the animation with py?

from time import sleep

dis="thanks 100 follower and 30 like for my code i love you guys and please d't forget follow me and like my code"

dis = dis.replace(" ", "_")
dis = dis.replace("", " ").split(" ")
for i in range(len(dis)):
if dis[i] == "_":
dis[i] = " "
for i in dis:
print(i, end = "") # or print(i, end="", flush = True)
sleep(0.05)

Probably, it'll work; sorry it can't print your last |||

Answer 13

hi