Internet Abbreviations

 Hello!

Today, I'll show you more Internet Abbreviations!

Are you using?

You can comment it!

So, I'll introduce Internet Abbreviations!

1. LOL

I think you use many time!

LOL stands for laugh out loud.

You can use LOL in like this scene.

2. JK

JK stands for Just kidding.

You can use JK like this scene.

Bye!!!

Python expiation

 Hello!

Today's question is this!

The 2nd of February 2020 is a palindromic date in both dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy format (02/02/2020). Given a date in dd/mm/yyyy format, return True if the date is palindromicin both date formats, otherwise return False.

From : Palindromic Dates // Edabit 

The code is this!

def palindromic_date(date: str) -> bool:

no_slash = date.replace("/", "")

reversed_string = ""

splitted_date = date.split("/")

rearrenged_date = splitted_date[1] + splitted_date[0] + splitted_date[2]

for s in no_slash:

reversed_string = s + reversed_string

if no_slash == reversed_string and rearrenged_date == reversed_string:

return True

else:

return False

So, first, let's see the no_slash variable.

This variable replaces slash(/) to an empty string.

Then, I made a variable reversed string and make a for loop.

In the for loop, we will reverse the date and appending to reversed string.

And then, look at it if the reversed string is same with no slash.

Then, this is the British date but the American date is mm/dd/yyyy format.

I splited the date when the / is not gone.

And we will rearrenge date(which means make it to mm/dd/yyyy format.)

Lastly, we will see if the rearrenged date is same with the reversed string.

Easy code!

So, See ya!

Python explanations

Hello!

This is the question today.

Write a Composer class that has three instance variables:

1. name
2. dob
3. country

Add an additional class variable .count which counts the total number of instances created.

From : Counting Instances Created from a Class // Edabit 

My code is this.

counter = 0

class Composer:

def __init__(self, name, dob, country):

global counter

self.name = name

self.dob = dob

self.country = country

counter += 1

def count():

global counter

return counter

So, I'll talk about classes.

Classes are Instance's plan, I just made a image to make the think into your mind.

Code is simple, when the instance is made, plus the counter by 1.

Bye!!

Day 3

 Hello!

 Today, I went to a really long bicycle trip!

First, I woke up and then, I drank a soup.

Then, I went to Gifu, Seki station and rode a train.

It toke in 1 hour to get off.

Then, I went to a really big trip.(By bicycle)

I went to many shops and buy foods!

After when I rode about 80 kilometers, we came back to the car.

It was dark.

Then, It was time to go back home.

So, I went back home by about 4 hours.

The dinner was McDonalds, my favorite!

Then, I came back home!

It was about 22:00 so I slept really fast.

Bye!!!

Day 2

 Hello!

Today is the second day.

I did Rafting first.

It was really fun!

I moved the boat, swim, Water fall training, and also diving!

After that, I went to the flowing somen restaurant.

That was my first time to do flowing somen so, it was really fun!(And delicious)

But, I needed to wait a moment to flow the somen, so while they are making somen, we went to water fall trecking.

I like nature, so it was beautiful.

The stairs are hard to climb, though.

After we ate the somen, we went to a beautiful pond with Koi fish.

We can't feed the food to the Koi fishes, but it was really beautiful.

It looked like a Luxurious castle garden's pond!

Lastly, we went to the public bathtub!

It was really nice!

And then, we played Nintendo Switch and slept in the car.

Bye!!!

Day 1

 Hello!

Today, I went to Gifu.

It was really great!

First I went to Gifu, Hida, Takayama.

First I ate Hida beef sushi, and other Hida beef food.

It was really delicious that I can die!!

The Apple juice was also really sweet!

Then, I ate Mitarashi dumpling!

This was also delicious, but not sweet.....

Then, I saw the old street!

I felt that I time slipped!

After that, I went to the Karakuri Museum.

A trick robot or something....

For example, this robot can move the tea when the tea is placed.

This was used by Edo era.

Then we saw the really old street!

Wow!

So, Bye!

Internet Abbreviations part 3

 Hello!

Today, I 'll show you more Internet Abbreviations!

1. TY

TY is for Thank you.

For example, when your internet friend made your code, you can say, "TYSM(So much)!!!!!!"

2. YW

YW is for you're welcome.

For example, when the internet friend received, the internet friend can say, "YW!'

 ByE!!

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Internet Abbreviations part 2

Hello!

I'll show you some internet abbreviations!

1. BBL

BBL is for Be Back Later.

For example, when you go to the gym but when you are taking with you internet friend, you can say, "I'll go to the gym now. BBL!'

2. CMIIW

CMIIW is for Correct me if I'm wrong.

For example, you can say when you are taking about the science about electric, you can say "I'll talk about electrics. Blablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablabla

Thanks and CMIIW"

Bye!!

Internet Abbreviations

 Hello!

Today, I'll show you some Internet Abbreviations.

1. TLDR

TLDR means Too long; don't read.

For example, If you are commenting about the science about magnets, you can comment on the last : TLDR : The magnets repel by S and S / N and N but it attracts by S and N/N and S.

2. IRL

IRL means In real Life.

For example, when you are commenting about Zelda, you can comment: Link can fight enemies such as Bokoblins but, IRL I can't!

So, Bye!!!

Code expiation 2

 Hello!

This is the code explanation 2!

This is the question today.

Create a function that takes two parameters and, if both parameters are strings, add themas if they were integers or if the two parameters are integers, concatenate them.

From : Edabit/Stupid Addition 

This is my solved code.

def stupid_addition(a, b):

if type(a) !=type(b):

return None

if type(a)==int:

return str(a)+str(b)

else:

return int(a)+int(b)

This question is about some stupid addition.

It should add by the same type.

For example, how about adding "4" + "5"?

It's going to be 45, as it is adding by strings.

How about adding 4+ 5?

It's going to be 9, as it is adding by numbers(integers).

Let's think about the first if.

The first if is about when the type is added by a string and an integer.

Then, is will return None.

The second if is when we add with int, it will add by string.

It should return with a string.

The third one is else, that's going to be when we add with string, it is added by integer.

So, it should return with an integer.

So, Bye!!!