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Apne Group Ke Fauladi Sher Ko Bhejo ! #tmkoc #funny #jethalal #daya #shortsfeed

Never thought I'd be the AFL fan admitting I was wrong... but here we are 😅 The run home has completely changed my mind. Every game matters, every ladder position counts, and the race to the finals (and that Wildcard spot 👀) is making every weekend must watch footy It's not just the Wildcard race either. The battle for the Top 4, teams fighting to lock in finals, and every result changing the ladder... the race to the end of the season is shaping up to be one of the best we've seen in years. W

Lalit Lalit ❌ Nalin Nalin ✔️ ! #tmkoc #funny #jethalal #daya #shortsfeed

Python Object-Oriented Programming | I had experience with OOP prior to learning python when I was using Java. So when It came to learning python, not only were the syntax much easier than Java, but both languages all share a major similarity with each other: they both support OOP. My experience with Java made learning Python much easier because I was already familiar with the core principles of OOP. Here is more info on OOP if you’re interested: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python is a

Build Your Own ChatGPT Bot in Python (in 60 Seconds) #python #coding #programming In this video you'll build a fully working ChatGPT bot from scratch using Python and the OpenAI API. Starting from a single API call, add user input function and then a full conversation loop with memory, all in under thirty lines of code. You'll learn how to initialize the OpenAI client, send messages to gpt-5.4-mini, and structure a growing message history so your bot actually remembers the conversation. All you

I Built an ASCII Art Generator in Python #python #coding #programming Here is how to build an ASCII Art Generator in Python with around 60 lines of code using only built-in Python features, no libraries needed. In this video you will learn how to store letter patterns in a dictionary, loop over characters to build multi-row text output, use Python's built-in ord() function to get ASCII values, and handle user input with a clean while loop. Let me know if you want the source code. I could share i