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They caught a thief and this happened 😭😂😂

@marvie_ultimate @Xcellent70 Pained 😭

@Xcellent70 When will you win a treble, even if it's once in your life time?

Since the introduction of VAR every top team has gotten to a European final except one😭

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@Vera_RMCF @MadridXtra Best club where? Shut your bitch ass up

🚨 Real Madrid is the most-followed football club in the world on Instagram.

@PythonPr Answer: C) [1, 2, 3] b = a doesn’t copy the list; it points to the same list in memory. b.append(3) modifies the list in place. So a also changes.

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@PythonPr Answer: B. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Why? b = a doesn’t create a new list. It makes b point to the same list in memory as a. When you do: b += [4, 5] += modifies the list in place. So the original list changes, and since a and b reference the same object, a reflects the update too.

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@aladeokomoemma1 @MadridXtra At least you watched good football rather than the trash you guys played yesterday (4-0)

@MadridXtra With Penalties???🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m sure Benefica is aggravated by this comment…

🚨🗣️ Fede Valverde: “We want [to win] La Liga and the Champions League.”

Yes❤️

@Only_Chisom Thank you

@Daev_999 Amazing 👏

Wrapping up my OOP notes 📝. Putting it all together with QuizBrain as an example. These projects show how classes, methods, and attributes interact in real code. Check out the full code on GitHub 👇🏾 quiz_brain: github.com/daev999/quiz_g… #PythonProjects #CodingTips #LearnPython

Continuing with Python OOP: exploring attributes & methods, self, and object behaviors. These concepts are what make Python powerful for building projects like quizzes and games! #PythonProgramming #OOP #LearnPython

Starting my Python OOP journey 💻; diving into classes, attributes, and the init() method. Swipe through to see examples and key takeaways from my notes! #Python #OOP #CodingJourney

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Facts😂

@PythonPr B

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@clcoding for i in list gives you a copy of the element (for immutable types like integers, it’s just a copy). Changing "i" does not affect the original list. If you want to actually modify the list: arr = [1, 2, 3] for index in range(len(arr)): arr[index] = arr[index] * 2 print(arr)

What will be the output of the following Python code? arr = [1, 2, 3] for i in arr: i = i * 2 print(arr)

@Only_Chisom Thanks

@Daev_999 Exactly 😂. That's the spirit. Welldone dear👏👏

Day 12 Sometimes, I feel lazy to do anything. So I built a small Python script that sends me motivational notifications Used: plyer : for system notification Random : rotate messages notification.notify() : trigger the pop-up Windows task scheduler: to make it automatic

💡 Key takeaway: ⦁ A for loop iterates over items that already exist ⦁ Appending objects happens before the loop, not inside it (unless you’re generating objects dynamically) ⦁ Keep objects in the list, not just strings, if you want to use methods/attributes later #python