solving random problems in python is fun, but i need more challenging things than this:
def count_vowels(string):
vowels = ["a", "e", "i", "o", "u"]
vowel_c = 0
for char in string:
if char.lower() in vowels:
vowel_c += 1
return vowel_c
print(count_vowels("Counting vowels!"))
i just tested an idea i had, what if i installed a package through os.system() in python (my school blocked cmd, and powershell)
so i tested it on a web ide that didn’t allow for custom packages and it worked
obviously it won’t have the same exact idea or whatever, but i also tested running cmd commands in windows 11 via vscode using python (even when cmd is blocked)
https://i.ibb.co/tYTMtRJ/image.png
tfw goguardian can’t block iframes so you can just write an html website that embeds a website in like 5 minutes
this is the average man’s dreams
zylenox is kind of a crazy youtuber because he went from being really good at geometry dash and verifying some of the hardest levels and also creating some of the most famous geometry dash levels ever to completely quitting the game and playing Minecraft where he proceeded to get the RSG world record
it’s rare you find someone who’s that skilled at more than one video game
I would translate wasteof to Chinese, but the issue with that is I don’t know Chinese.
tfw you find out the code you’ve been trying to make work for 7 hours wasn’t working because you accidentally redefined every variable in a forever loop and everything kept resetting
i might buy a 3ds to replace my switch
at least i can carry it in my pocket and not put it in a locker
(ofc i’ll mod it)
you ever just hear a song and have dramatic flashbacks of your favorite memories, or is that just me?
working on my makecode arcade rpg game!!
i’m currently writing the battle engine! similar to pokemon’s but with less choices because i’m lazy and only adding “Block” and “Attack”
i’d say 10% of the game is done and idk if i’ll ever “release” it (since i don’t think you can compile makecode arcade to an executable file)
edit: turns out i can embed it in a webpage or just upload the uf2 file to itch.io (you can load it on arcade.makecode.com or on your own makecode arcade system i think?)