for-coder
Just bought my first domain today lol
A .et one πͺπΉ
The process was pretty smooth, but I think it could be improved with a dedicated payment request code for each domain purchase. Users could simply pay through Telebirr or bank transfer using that code, without having to upload receipts or payment confirmations.
It would make the whole process faster and more developer-friendly. The same idea could also work well for other Ethio Telecom ISP services.
Thanks @ethiotelecom for making it happen ππ
The process was pretty smooth, but I think it could be improved with a dedicated payment request code for each domain purchase. Users could simply pay through Telebirr or bank transfer using that code, without having to upload receipts or payment confirmations.
It would make the whole process faster and more developer-friendly. The same idea could also work well for other Ethio Telecom ISP services.
Thanks @ethiotelecom for making it happen ππ
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class Box:
items = []
def __init__(self, item):
self.items.append(item)
b1 = Box("A")
b2 = Box("B")
b1.items = ["C"]
print(b1.items)
print(b2.items)
What is the output of the above code?
Anonymous Quiz
28%
['C'] and ['A', 'B']
48%
['C'] and ['B']
10%
['A', 'C'] and ['A', 'B']
14%
['C'] and []
Today our teacher was teaching about React and Web II. He asked about the data type
in JS or JSX and why we don't use it nowadays.
TBH, I have no idea why, so I went on and said, "Because we don't know the use of it." π
varin JS or JSX and why we don't use it nowadays.
TBH, I have no idea why, so I went on and said, "Because we don't know the use of it." π
π4
Hey, do you guys know where I could get a free API key for an LLM model other than Gemini? That endpoint isn't working for me at all; it says it's busy. I don't know what's going on. mtsmmπ€§
for-coder
Finally the π€ agents working Β»GithubΒ«
Planning to make the agents work in different way i will let you know
gonna be a good project for the public ππ
gonna be a good project for the public ππ
π₯5π€2
for i in range(3):
for j in range(3):
if j == 2:
break
else:
continue
print(i)
else:
print("Done")
What's the output of the above code?
Anonymous Quiz
47%
0 1 2 Done
9%
Done
9%
0 1 2
14%
Nothing
21%
Syntax Error
Lwky, Python is harder when you already know another programming language π€§ Your old habits keep fighting to cope, but Python plays by its own rules.
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