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Have you ever heard of something called "Cython"?
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It sounds a great deal like Python, and it is. Be that as it may, Python is a deciphered programming language. Various investigations propose that Python is much slower than various assembled programming dialects including C and C++. Numerous software engineers settle on different supersets of Python programming dialects to quicken code execution speed. Cython is a well-known superset of Python. As an accumulated programming language, Cython encourages software engineers to help the execution of code with C-like execution. The engineers can load and utilize the augmentation modules legitimately in the Python code through the import explanation. Essentially, Cython is only a superior variant of Python. This is the reason Cython is better: Since Python is a deciphered programming language, software engineers need mediators to change over Python code into machine code. Each time a software engineer runs a Python program, the code should be parsed and deciphered before execution. Then again, Cython is a gathered programming language. The Cython projects can be executed straightforwardly by the CPU of the hidden PC without utilizing any translator. This enormously speeds up your application just as eliminating CPU utilization.... Read more
Tricky Business...
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Have any of you heard of this Python module called Pygame? Pygame is a cross-platform set of Python modules designed for writing video games. It includes computer graphics and sound libraries designed to be used with the Python programming language. Pygame can be installed on basically any platform, with the most popular being Windows and Mac. It's relatively easy to install on Windows—a simple pip install pygame should do the trick. However, if you have an outdated Mac like me, installing Pygame is a whole other story. Just typing python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user in your outdated Mac machine won't cut it, and that was going to be a problem. I looked for answers in Stack Overflow, Github, Google, but none of them seemed to work. I tried uninstalling Python3 and my current code editor, "PyCharm", but that didn't seem to work either. So from then on, coding with Pygame had to be done on my Windows computer, which isn't always comfortable. Yesterday, I tried to install a new module on my Mac that would allow me to develop mobile apps. I tried, and it didn't work. At the same time, I remembered my previous failed attempt to install Pygame. This time, I carefully inspected every single line in the documentation and scrolled down the download page for further tips on Mac installation until I found an older version of Pygame that might work. I carefully copied python3 -m pip install -U pygame==2.0.0.dev6 --user into the terminal and executed the command. It worked....
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Uggggh!
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Wouldn't it be great if there was an app that could turn your completed website into a mobile app that could be downloaded in the app store? Sounds fantastic to me, because then I wouldn't have to write all of that additional code just for developing an app. So I Google searched websites that claimed they could "turn my website into a mobile app for free". I went onto a few of the top hits and tried out some of the features. I just provide them with the URL for my website and they do the rest. I could style the thumbnail, the theme, and all of the other decorative arts. After all of that was finished, I clicked the "Create App" button, which to my disappointment brought me to a membership page. It told me that I had to purchase a license or some other gibberish that I had to purchase. I thought, what's the point of putting "free" in the keywords when the website is anything but "free"? This website was a joke, and so were all of the other top websites that offered the service. Instead of wasting my precious time trying to figure out a shortcut to solve this problem, I should now focus more on accomplishing this task myself without the use of those "free" services.... Read more
A Kivy Installation Problem on Python 3.8
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Kivy is a python module that can be used to develop apps on multiple platforms. To install it, go to kivy.org and find the installation instructions on your Windows or Mac system.
However, if you are using Python 3.8, kivy might not be successfully installed, as kivy is not supporting this version right now. You will see a full screen of red warning text with a final error message like "ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1".
If this happens, don't worry. Copy and paste the following kivy installation code to the command line and install it again.
pip install kivy[base] kivy_examples --pre --extra-index-url https://kivy.org/downloads/simple/
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The Simple Safe Video Doorbell Pro
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Are you tired of getting out of your seat to find out who just rang the doorbell? Or are your afraid of robbers who might rob your house? Well, the Simple Safe Video Doorbell Pro is the right thing for you. This doorbell is both quality and helpful. First, it is of high quality. After all, it does provide a 162 degrees field of view, 1080p HD, and infrared night vision for the camera itself. Not only that but there are two-way audio, motion alerts, and most importantly, a door chime. Now you can see how quality it is. Also, it is helpful. Even if somebody does not ring the doorbell, it tells you that someone is there. You can talk with guests using the two-way audio. Overall, the Simple Safe Video Doorbell Pro is a very great doorbell and is worth buying. ... Read more