Point to be noted-
1. Fear of height
2. Fear of loud noise
Are the only two inherited fear.
Others are learned through
life experiences.
Fear of failure ❌
Fear of being judged ❌
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This is the one prompt that stops AI from gaslighting you.
Force AI to tell the truth.
No sugarcoating. No hallucinations. No fake confidence.
Brutally honest answers. Every time.
I packaged my reality filter prompt into a plug-and-play guide
To get it, just:
→ Comment “REALITY”
→ Follow me (so I can DM)
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Valid point @raghav_chadha ji..
Yes, right to recall honi chahiye.
This will -
--> Build people's trust in the political system.
-->Increase people's participation in governance.
--> Reduce political criminalisation.
--> Reduce polarisation in politics.
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Can the police stop you from making a video ?
If any police officer or government official is at a public scene you can make a video, just don't interfere in his work.
Article 19 of the constitution gives you the full right to get information and speak.
Therefore if any government official on duty stops you from making videos, scares you, threatens you, then make his video and complain to National Human Rights 14433
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The level of PATIENCE and PRACTICE it required 😱🫡
BhikuMhatre@MumbaichaDon
WTH did I see? How is it even possible?
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@Python_Dv Output : '2222' ✅
a = '2' --> it's a String (not integer).
b = 3 --> it's an integer
print(a * b + a)
a * b --> '2' * 3 = '222'
(Multiplied string '2' three times)
a * b + a --> '2222' (String concatenation) ✅
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@Python_Dv Output : B) 7 ✅
"Python" + "3" --> "Python3" (by string concatenation)
print(len("Python3") --> 7 ✅
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@Python_Dv Output : B [[5][5]] ✅
x = [[0]] * 2 --> [[0] [0]] # two references to the SAME inner list
x[0][0] = 5 --> [[5][5]] # modifies that single inner list
print(x) --> [[5][5]] ✅
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@Python_Dv A) True ✅
'is' checks object identity, not value equality.
a = "Hello"
b = "hel' + 'lo' --> String concatenation
Both a and b end up referencing the same string object.
So a is b evaluates to True ✅
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@Python_Dv Output : 10✅
total = 0
for i in range(1, 5): --> i = 1, 2, 3, 4
total += 1
1st loop --> 0 + 1 = 1
2nd loop --> 1 + 2 = 3
3rd loop --> 3 + 3 = 6
4th loop --> 6 + 4 = 10 ✅
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@PythonPr Output : 1010 ✅
a = "10" --> is a string not integer
b = 2 --> is an integer
print(a * b) --> printing string "10" two times --> 1010
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Python Question / Quiz; What is the output of the following Python code, and why? Comment your answers below!
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@Python_Dv Output: B) 3, 4 ✅
x = [10, 20, 30]
len(x) = 3
y = x.copy() --> copying x in y.
y.append(40) --> add 40 in the list.
y = [10, 20, 30, 40]
len(y) --> 4
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