More modules

--Originally published at Nihilistic Kirby

One of the things that were ‘complicated’ for me were python modules, not because of the simple use of them, but the logic behind them were like a mystery to me. However; after a hard time of scavenging information from the darkest places of THE INTERNET I found a site full of tutorials where a list and explanation of several modules are (please, check the link, they deserve a lot of credits because of their great job):

~~~ http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_modules.htm ~~~

, and I’m telling this because I found that great site, in a place called ‘Google’ (what a weird name) where I could type what I wanted to search for, here, I share that link too:

~~~ https://www.google.com ~~~ ***AMAZING SITE***

Now I feel more like a computer scientist, maybe I’ll be ready to hack the Pentagon next week, so stay tuned

>>>for meow

--Originally published at Nihilistic Kirby

The most recent command for python I’ve learned is >>>for , and since I haven’t thought of a good use for it yet, here’s a cool example of what a cat would write on its own code (as my own interpretation told me):

Hoping the image is clear enough to read, there’s the example of the code I’m using to represent the command >>>for

And here’s the execution:

In natural language this can be expressed as ‘For each given Meow, show a Meow followed by an order number’.