I understand you have to give a file path to create a Path() object but whenever I reorganize my file explorer I have to change all the paths so that they match the new file path of the files I use in my code (tongue twister? say that 20 times pal agagagagaga) is there a module for this? Or is the path module the only way?
hi yg 😪 i wld say ive become an intermediate like level or somethign percussionist and i problem i realize whenver i practice is that i lwk have no idea how to structure my practice sessions. I don't think its because of a lack of material, I have a lot of method books actually. I'm not sure what in specific I have to practice to become better, and I also don't want to waste the time I spend practicing. Could anyone give me some advice? Also, I'm not sure how to split my practice sessions between snare drum, kit, bells/keyboard (i have a glockenspeil), and (least important as of now) auxilaraly.
For reference here are all the books I have:
(in the goo it has normal rolls and in the bottom there are grills) do the trills mean thumb rolls? Ive seen people ignore the trills or play them as thumb rolls.
This question stems from learning about polyatomic ions, where sometimes a singular ion may combine with an already existing polyatomic group (eg. Strontium Nitrate since Strontium is a singular ion while Nitrate is a polyatomic ion already). I do not understand the way a singular ion can form by itself. When I searched this up, all of the results explained that the atom "gains or loses electrons" to become an ion but how exactly is it able to do that? From my understanding it would have to be in contact with another atom for it to lose/gain an electron.
i learned the basic syntax of python and i thought i would be ready for leetcode but as soon as i tried to work through problems there was so much jargon that i didn't understand. I found a reddit post that said you have to have knowledge of data structures and algorithms before you can truly attempt leet code problems. So I now i go to youtube and either the tutorials are under an hour or over 5 hours 😭. Which one am I supposed to pick..? Any reccomendations?
I've heard that Fe is polyvalent, or that it has multiple stable ions. One of them being Fe2+, which is when it loses the electrons from the4s2 shell. But I don't quite understand why Fe3+ is stable, because doesn't its electron configuration end in 3d5. I know d shell can have 10 electrons total, but I don't know if that has anything to do with 3d5's stability. Am I not understanding electronic configuration correctly? When I tried searching this up, I also got a lot of results about how Cesium breaks the Aufbau prinicpal (which just made me even more confused?). Does this have to do with the fact that 4s has less energy than 3d? I'm getting very confused 😭.
I ask this question because I started to learn to code in python about 2 months ago. I was pretty confident in my abilities but once I headed over to leetcode I felt completely stumped. A lot of the easy questions were genuinely so challenging for me. For me, it also felt like there was a lot of jargon that I couldn't understand with a simple google search. Thank you in advance.
im learning about early us history and especially in the middle colonies there were large pieces of land given to peopel by big king charles. from my understanding they bascially could use the land however htey wanted and could set their own rules (such as more or less religious tolerance). When did each of these colonies get their own government, and when were they no longer owned by one "person"? thanks in advance yg
i've been lowk leanring french for two years but i've taken it more seriously ts year and i've been rEAding more french text and more flashcards (the bulk of my learning came from duolingo) but now it feels like i've hit a wall. I don't have native french speakers in my family, so I usually talk with chatgpt. I can hold conversations very well, its just that i'm starting to see sentence structures i don't completely understand, and when people talk fast I cannot understand them. does anyone have any tips for getting past this. also if anyone has any good AIs that you can speak to to learn a langauge please tell me.