# mcb.pyw : Saves and loads pieces of text to the clipboard # Usage: py.exe mcb.pyw save <keyword> – Saves clipboard to keyword # py.exe mcb.pyw <keyword> – Loads keyword to clipboard # py.exe mcb.pyw list – Loads all keywords to clipboard # py.exe mcb.pyw read <path text file> <keyword> import shelve import pyperclip import […]
import re #first argument – string to be stripped #second argument – char or default ” ” def customStrip(string: str, stripChar: str=”\s”)->str: ”’ Removes specified character from the beginning and end of a given string arguments: string: str stripChar: str returns: string ”’ if stripChar == “” or stripChar == ” “: stripChar = “\s” […]
Solution import re #eight chars long #upper and lower case chars #at least one digit patternHasDigit = re.compile(r”\d+”) patternHasLower = re.compile(r”[a-z]+”) patternHasUpper = re.compile(r”[A-Z]+”) patterns = (patternHasDigit, patternHasLower, patternHasUpper) tests = [“asdfgh57887”, “Asfkg35a”, “23454990-“,”ASHGFDSFGHFDSDFGDS”] for test in tests: status = True for pattern in patterns: if pattern.search(test) == None: print(“{} failed {} test”.format(test, pattern.pattern)) status = False […]
If you came all the way from part 1, you should get the book: Functional JavaScript In the last post, we learned about Closures and Scopes. Today, we are addressing Higher Order Functions – Let’s do this! Higher Order Function A first-class function takes a function as an argument returns a function as a result […]
Remember the Book: Functional JavaScript So chapter 3 right?…hm Scopes From my understanding, where a variable lives, while the extent of a scope means how long a variable holds a value. Global Scope This has the longest lifespan when you declare a variable without the var, you are defining a global variable (accessible to […]
Hey!! you missed me ? no..okay .. so chapter 2 First Class Functions According to the author, I quote, “the term first class means that soething is just a value. Is one that can go anywhere that any other value can go”. Therefore a first class function is as shown below: var number = function(){return […]
In my most recent Coding Blog Post I briefed on what I learned while reading the Book “DOM Enlightment“. The book improved my knowledge of DOM transversing, specific and list selection, style manipulation etc. This time I have decided on reading the book “Functional JavaScript” by Michael Fogus. I hope to prevent redundancy in my […]
Hope you found the part 1 helpful.. Okay, let’s begin… Styling style property to access a specific style property e.g. border-width, use selection.style.borderWidth or for background-color backgroundColor. getProperty, setProperty, removeProperty methods get – takes in only one argument; returns the value of that property e.g. selection.getProperty(“background-color”) set – updates the value of a specific property; […]
Part 2 is up! So I am at the moment reading the book “DOM Enlightment“, a really good book, and I thought to myself “Hmm.. why dont you blog about what you are learning form this book?”. So yea, hope you can get something out of this. Remember this, HTML is a tree made up […]
Scope the life-time of a variable; Global scope – variables declared without a (var) are in the global scope. Their life time is the longest. They are also easy to mutate at any time, thus you should take extra care when declaring variables in the global scope. Lexical scope – defines the visibility of the […]
So no longer native apps eh….. sorry I was joking..chill.. So I was minding my own business on medium just looking through Addy’s Posts and low and behold “Progressive Web Apps“popped up! Progressive web apps is not A SPECIAL kind of app, just one that is available offline…. and “loads” just as fast as native […]
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