I did it!
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I did it!

This course showed me that I actually really like programming! I'm by no means an expert, but I feel like the course gave me a great foundation of fundamental concepts within Python.

I've enrolled in a community college course in Java OOP, and I plan on shooting for a master's in computer science! Thank you, CS50!

Also, to preface, I'm an active-duty Marine officer. If I could find time to do this, you can too. In the beginning, I definitely struggled and questioned if I could do this. My advice if you're struggling is to go back to the previous week, go over all that info again, then move on. That really helped me to get unstuck a few times.

u/XxPopePiusxX — 3 days ago

Whats the best way to have two loops run concurrently nested in another function returning one value as if running a race

Edit: I’m making a project in where I’m having 4 distinct loops that’s act as if there racing. I want them all the run concurrently inside one function so whenever one of them reaches a specific value all 4 “stop” and the winner is returned.

I was using multiprocessing but had a lot of trouble nesting the function with that so stopped. Now I’m using asyncio and want to know if that’s the right tool for the job or if I should use threading.

Trying to use AI as little as possible for my own learning.

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u/XxPopePiusxX — 14 days ago
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TA

Current active duty O looking to pursue a part time masters while not touching my GI bill benefits. Is it true that TA can extend my service obligation? That’s what I’m currently reading online. Who would I even talk to about this. I only have a little over 1 year TIS so far.

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u/XxPopePiusxX — 2 months ago

Kenzie is a 🐍

I understand why sincere, Zach, and Corbot get so much hate in this subreddit but the way Kenzie moves is horrible. She takes advantage of nice guys who genuinely want something with her (Caleb / Dylan) and plays them like a fiddle.

At this point it genuinely seems like she gets off on it in some weird way, and she is by far my least favorite girl for this repeated behavior. Also the hypocrisy when talking with Corbot is insane. She literally did the EXACT same thing in a lot of ways. She would have coupled up with Dylan regardless and been happier seeing him come back with no one.

I genuinely think the ways she moves is gross and she should get as much hate as Sincere or KC

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u/XxPopePiusxX — 2 months ago
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Importance of cs50x

I’m over half way done with cs50p and planned on taking cs50ai after. Is it important to have took cs50x before taking this step and if so why?

I work a pretty strenuous job and I don’t have unlimited time to take courses or I 100% would. I just want to know the pros and cons etc.

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u/XxPopePiusxX — 2 months ago
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ps4 Adieu Help

Hello, I cannot stop getting

😞 input of "Liesl" yields "Adieu, adieu, to Liesl"

expected: "Adieu, adieu, to Liesl"

actual: "Name: Adieu, adieu, to Liesl"

For whatever reason name is printing in my output. Does anyone know what could be going wrong? I've tried for so long to fix this.

import inflect
p = inflect.engine()
  
adieu = []
while True:
    try:
        names = input("Name: ")
        adieu.append(names)
    except EOFError:
        z = p.join(adieu)
        print(f"Adieu, adieu, to {z}")
        break
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u/XxPopePiusxX — 2 months ago

What ports / certificate types do I need to know for the Sec+ Exam

On this sub, I've seen pretty contradictory on what port and certificate types I need to learn for the exam. With some individuals claiming you don't even need to know any. Could someone shed some light on this?

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u/XxPopePiusxX — 3 months ago