Python

28 September 2026 06:32

What's the point of having it but not reading it?

Python

28 September 2026 06:22

The problem is, I've forgotten some basic things, like classes and data bases .

Python

28 September 2026 06:07

python crash course is a good start

Python

28 September 2026 03:51

Google will tell you a bit more
https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/s/ro7bPSUcNF

In essence
id() is a function in Python that returns a unique integer that represents identity of that object (in memory)

It is not a reserved keyword, but a function

Python

28 September 2026 02:53

@dataclass
class SongFrontendData:

    id: str = ""
    title: str = ""
    artist: str = ""
    artist_username: str = ""

Python

27 September 2026 22:38

This is not a group to discuss project ideas.

Python

27 September 2026 22:07

hey! best way to learn is just start building small things

Python

27 September 2026 20:27

this is not a bulletin board

Python

27 September 2026 17:17

yeah pathlib the module exists for sure

Python

27 September 2026 17:11

yeah that syntax doesn't exist lol

Python

27 September 2026 17:09

from stdlib import pathlib

Python

27 September 2026 15:05

that is not on the stdlib

Python

27 September 2026 14:57

is that on the stdlib?

Python

27 September 2026 14:52

Can i say streamlit? 🥲

Python

27 September 2026 13:30

Let him figure it out
Don't spoon feed, there is no learning then

Python

28 September 2026 06:32

And yet you can re read the book you have

Python

28 September 2026 06:09

So then you need to build things, not a study companion

Python

28 September 2026 06:03

I’m currently using the *Python Crash Course* book to learn. I did take a Python class, but I want to advance my skills since the class only covered the basics.

Python

28 September 2026 02:57

ok let me check this see in python vs code also when i ctrl+left click on normally on the ,
id -> this word it shows

(obj: object, /) -> int

Return the identity of an object.

This is guaranteed to be unique among simultaneously existing objects. (CPython uses the object's memory address.)

Python

27 September 2026 23:06

studying together is great for staying motivated

Python

27 September 2026 22:31

Please give me idea for small project to like for future work

Python

27 September 2026 20:27

welcome! just ask questions here, people are helpful

Python

27 September 2026 20:21

Hi everyone I’m a beginner in Python programming. Is there anyone else here who is just starting out and would like to study together?

Python

27 September 2026 17:11

it exists, its just wrong

Python

27 September 2026 17:10

i've never done that

Python

27 September 2026 15:34

Ohhh, aah got it, mine is random

Python

27 September 2026 15:01

nope, pip install streamlit

Python

27 September 2026 14:52

Gives us power to create a webpage, up to some extent

Python

27 September 2026 13:31

sure thanks for reminding.

Python

27 September 2026 13:18

use asyncio.create_task()