Saturday, November 30, 2024

Demonstration Coding: Three Effective Methods for Removing Values From Lists

 

Python coding illustration

    Hello there! Good morning. I hope you're doing well and staying healthy. I’m excited to share another coding demonstration with you! In this post, I’ll explain three effective methods for removing values from lists in Python. This is a simple and practical demonstration that’s easy to follow. To make it even clearer, I’ve included a full video demonstration that walks you through each method and line of code step by step.

Let’s jump right in!

Saturday, November 23, 2024

Demonstration Coding: String Manipulation Removing Characters and Substrings

 

Illustration of python code

    Hello there! Good evening. I hope you're doing well and staying healthy. Today, I’ll demonstrate how to manipulate strings in Python, specifically focusing on deleting characters or substrings.

Let's dive into the code!

Sunday, November 17, 2024

Demonstration Coding: Full Coding Demonstration of Automated Link Opener

Python programming

    Hello everyone! Welcome back to another coding demonstration. I hope you're all doing well and staying healthy. Today, I'll be showing you a simple piece of code that consists of classes and methods, just like usual. However, this time, it's focused on automation! The fun part is that you can easily combine this code with other projects to enhance your workflows.

Let's dive right into the code

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

Linux OS: Backup Data in Linux Using rsync

rsync illustration

    Hello there! Welcome to my blog. I hope you're all doing well. Today, I'll show you how to use the rsync command in Linux to back up data to another location, whether it’s local storage or a network destination.

I've been using rsync in my programs to automatically back up my data to different storage drives and my small server. Now, I want to guide you through using rsync manually.

Let's get started!

Saturday, November 9, 2024

Demonstration Coding: Full Coding Demonstration of json.dump() and json.load()

Python programming illustration

    Good day, everyone! I hope you're all in great health and spirits. Today, I have another demonstration for you, focusing on reading and writing JSON files. I often use JSON in my programs as a database or configuration file, and I’ll show you how I make the most of it. 

Let’s dive in!

Thursday, November 7, 2024

Programming Scripting Automation: PyInstaller, Convert Python Into Standalone Executable Programs

PyInstaller illustration

    Hello there! Good day, and welcome to my blog. Today, I’d like to share some valuable insights on how to convert a program, script, or application into a standalone executable using PyInstaller. This process makes it much easier to distribute your program and allows others to run it without needing Python installed.

Let's dive in, I'll show you how it’s done

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Programming Scripting Automation: Scraping My Own Blog II

Web scraper Illustration

    Good afternoon good people. I hope you're in good shape and healthy. Today I want to share you a modified code of Scraping My Own Blog!, I used to use BS4 as the core to scrape the web but now I'm experimentally using requests_html as the core to scrape the web, the code is not much difference but I add some more adaptation in the code.

Sunday, November 3, 2024

Programming GUI: Tkinter File Mover V.1.0.0

File Mover V.1.0.0

    Hello, night owls! It's nice to see you again, and I hope you’re doing well and staying healthy. Today’s demo is about GUI programming using Tkinter, and it’s called File Mover. This simple program automatically moves files from various folders into one parent folder with just one click.

Let's dive into the demo!