Thank you, sir! :) 3:54 By the way, instead of your own function you can write something like this: ... ignore=shutil.ignore_patterns ( "*.jpg", "*.png", ... ) (or any types of files you want) So, we already have built-in function to do this :)
Happily, 90-95% of what you do I can follow off-the-fly. For the few times, I may need to make slight changes due to system differences.... however.... just wow!! For months I've been struggling with OS working with one class and not another in the same manner!! Frustrating...yet the whole time.....standard packages!!
Very nice and informative video. Pronunciation - shoo-till. Justification: sh is short for shell and so the sh followed by util - ewe-till and s-h-util is just too cumbersome! char - should be pronounced care as in character and NOT char as in char-broil. Let the flames begin . . .
copy(src:'first.txt', dst:'second.txt') How did you call a function like this instead of using '=' syntax here, it looks like type hints but I can't find anything about it.
Bard said that it shouldn't work in any version of python. The only possibility I see is that this is a result of one of the extensions installed in vscode. If this were C++, he could override ':' with '='. This would be unwise.
Thank you, sir! :)
3:54 By the way, instead of your own function you can write something like this:
... ignore=shutil.ignore_patterns ( "*.jpg", "*.png", ... ) (or any types of files you want)
So, we already have built-in function to do this :)
thank you brother
Thank you for your continuous contribution to this field, you're a gem
Keep doing it man, I am loving this pythons videos, they are helping me a lot
😮 I am really shocked by this video. Because I start to learn this package today.
I am really inspired by your knowledge. Please continue guiding people. #1 to comment in this video
Good tutorial well-explained
Happily, 90-95% of what you do I can follow off-the-fly.
For the few times, I may need to make slight changes due to system differences.... however.... just wow!! For months I've been struggling with OS working with one class and not another in the same manner!! Frustrating...yet the whole time.....standard packages!!
Still learning don't know if I'm wrong,is "import os" outdated most videos make use of "from pathlib import Path"
Very nice and informative video.
Pronunciation - shoo-till.
Justification: sh is short for shell and so the sh followed by util - ewe-till and s-h-util is just too cumbersome!
char - should be pronounced care as in character and NOT char as in char-broil.
Let the flames begin . . .
I've always just pronounced it as "shuttle" 😅
love your channel bro!
copy(src:'first.txt', dst:'second.txt')
How did you call a function like this instead of using '=' syntax here, it looks like type hints but I can't find anything about it.
Bard said that it shouldn't work in any version of python. The only possibility I see is that this is a result of one of the extensions installed in vscode.
If this were C++, he could override ':' with '='. This would be unwise.
I guess it's just placeholders added by the editor. Agree, it's confusing
Hope you're enjoying the new operating system, the ultimate dev friendly.
Like you videos always thought was shell utiil. bash is born again shell, ksh is korn shell so I always expand sh to shell. Could be wrong
Is there a way to get a list of all xls formulas not the values?
yes
Awesome !
I needed this one. Thank you.
how to integrate 7 zip would be interresting to me
Standard package, what should I learn when I watch the video?
If you can say 'sh' 'util' then why not to say 'py' 'thon'