Python

25 September 2026 13:45

functools is stdlib but not built-in

Python

24 September 2026 23:53

functools is functools

Python

24 September 2026 23:41

That's not the stdlib

Python

24 September 2026 23:40

hi, what's your favourite function from the stdlib?

Python

24 September 2026 17:08

number guessing game tbh

Python

24 September 2026 15:59

What kind of projects, for example?

Python

24 September 2026 14:41

start building projects now

Python

24 September 2026 14:34

before moving on to what?

Python

24 September 2026 10:22

Can you let him figure that out?

Python

24 September 2026 10:18

Why does this line
data: SongPayload = request.get_json() or {}
has this type
Any | dict[Any, Any]?
The issue is
"dict[Any, Any]" is not assignable to "SongPayload" means dict[Any, Any] is the culprit.
Can you get
dict[Any, Any]
out of Any | dict[Any, Any] in data: SongPayload = request.get_json() or {}?

Python

24 September 2026 10:12

fable 5 is wild but it still needs someone to tell it what to build

Python

24 September 2026 09:52

But when I see jev or fable 5.1 they can replace us

Python

24 September 2026 09:08

yaa i think i should to convert this dict[Any,Any] to this payload first in a try-except block and then use this will be fully ok as i can think

Python

24 September 2026 08:46

usually you pass reply_to_message_id=message.message_id in bot.send_message()

Python

24 September 2026 08:28

"dict[Any, Any]" is not assignable to "SongPayload"

Python

25 September 2026 11:43

do you mean built-in functions?

Python

24 September 2026 23:52

functools is 100% stdlib

Python

24 September 2026 23:41

functools.cache for sure

Python

24 September 2026 17:29

I think that's the first project you build with Automation with python book.
It also has other cool projects.

I believe he'd benefit alot from that book, especially part II. (Page 183 onwards)

Python

24 September 2026 16:01

Anything you can think of that doesn't require a GUI or external libraries. Since you haven't covered either.

Python

24 September 2026 15:55

Practicing yes, also in the sense of your own projects. Recommended. Contributing to other projects; likely a no.

Python

24 September 2026 14:37

I mean, should I keep learning more Python topics, or is what I’ve learned so far enough to start practicing and working on projects?

Python

24 September 2026 14:31

I’ve learned quite a few Python basics so far: print, variables, data types, if statements, for loops, lists, functions, and dictionaries.

But I still have a lot left to learn, and honestly, I’m starting to feel a bit tired. I wanted to ask someone who’s experienced with Python: do you think what I’ve learned so far is enough to start with, or should I keep learning more before moving on?

Python

24 September 2026 10:22

request.get_json() returns Any in flask stubs, so or {} widens to Any | dict

Python

24 September 2026 10:13

I just wanted to know does it worth to spent years on learning this language and I got my answer

Python

24 September 2026 10:01

tools replace tasks, not thinkers

Python

24 September 2026 09:47

I want to ask about does it worth to learn python in this ai situation? I mean can I even make 1$ or ai wont let me

Python

24 September 2026 09:04

sorry sorry i didn't remember this, actually i thought he is from my own bengali language person that' why btw i will be very careful next time 😅
thanks i will try to help others directly in the chat group from now

Python

24 September 2026 08:29

/channel/rules_for_python/20

Python

24 September 2026 08:12

Please provide a full explanation including all the details that you consider relevant. Your statement is too broad and there is no clear way to answer you, you have to explain:

- what you're doing
- what you're expecting
- what you're using
- where you're running the script
- what Python version you're using
- what packages and their versions you're using
- and the most important thing: show the code YOU wrote (read rule 5️⃣ for that)

and more details, that way your chances to get help will increase.