ASCII Art Cat in Python 3

[@byte0027]

She still replying to comments a month ago on a 2013 video that's honestly amazing.

[@WorldClassTechEd]

:-)

[@rabindrasharma]

yeah man she is really replying that's what means when you do hard work and remembe the pain , you'll appreciate your work even then.

[@bethanderson5050]

Wonderful lesson and easy to follow. I learned something about escape keys and was able to complete the cat accurately.

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Good to know. Thanks for the feedback.

[@dehlightful2664]

THANK YOU, YOU HELPED ME WITH MY INTRO TO PROGRAMMING HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Wonderful!! Glad the video was helpful.

[@ibrahimelsaideh4013]

i love this chanel

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Thank you. Welcome to the channel.

[@rabindrasharma]

Really amusing !!

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Thank you. :-)

[@yoavschuman7970]

Your the best

[@WorldClassTechEd]

:-)

[@martinesse4830]

I know this is old. but you can use triple quote and that saves you from having to type print million times

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Thanks for the helpful tip and for being a part of this community!

[@DestinyCreatesEntertainment]

if we use a triple quote, then we can just paste in ascii without using escape letters and such?

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Thanks for adding your comment. YES! Using the triple quotes is a great idea. I also like my students to understand how to "escape" a character when necessary, as not all programming languages have this triple quote feature. THANKS!

[@alicevain2668]

​@@DestinyCreatesEntertainment No. Using triple quotes only makes it a multiline string. But prefixing the quotes with an does what you want.
Example:
print(r"""
_
( \
) )
( ( .-""-. A.-.A
\ \/ \/ , , \
\ \ =; t /=
\ |"". ',--'
/ // | ||
/_,)) |_,))
""")
At least when using python3 (not sure about python2).
…and off course it doesn’t teach how to use escape characters ;)

[@BotezGambit]

So if i am generating an image how do i know where each character should go and exactly how many spaces to use? Sorry if this is a dumb question

[@WorldClassTechEd]

You can draw out an image on graph paper and figure out the spacing.

[@0x656e]

thank you

[@WorldClassTechEd]

You're welcome.

[@Bogdankudovbenko]

# As well you can use
print(r"""
# Place ASCII image here
""")

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Great idea. Thanks for the feedback.

[@nyankosensey1531]

thank you

[@WorldClassTechEd]

You're welcome. Thanks for visiting my channel.

[@networksx333]

So easy do it with print(''' /n *your ASCCI art* /n ''')

[@WorldClassTechEd]

Great idea. Thanks

[@arvid83]

Nederlands toch?

[@WorldClassTechEd]

USA! :-)