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Now, I know this is python, and really low effort, but this is a Proof of Concept. PS If you can think of a way for `**kwargs` to work well, I would...

Firefox: using right-click  Chrome: using c...

### Part 2: What *are* these crazy functions? In case you haven't already read part 1: [here it is.](https://repl.it/talk/learn/Iterables-A-Crazy-Cra...

### Part 1: Well, what *are* iterables? My personal definition of Python's iterables is just that they are special functions. That's it. An example...

Subject yourself to a pretty ~~terrible~~ great programming language. Uncomment "#example.o", and edit the file "example.o" to make your own scripts.

Can we make it so other people can visit repls that we specify (but by default is not "public"). This would make it so much easier to find programming...

How to collaborate? Would like step by step instructions please... Maybe someone else already asked this, but I am asking anyway...

Probably works? The code does not exactly inspire confidence. **no loops needed** (afaict, ofc the string manipulation isn't that efficient, so the c...

Yes it's recursion but oh well I can't think of how to do it without said recursion. This does at best `y` additions and at worst `x + y` additions....

I made this quiteee a while ago... And for some reason, haven't shared it yet. Well, if I get enough motivation I might try optimizing this more. Tha...

This is a customizable bot. It is very work in progress, with horrible security, and such. It's newest feature, arbitraryapis, don't even allow option...

I know that you may have already been asked this, but what do you plan to do with repl.it in the future? e.g. Collaboration over the internet (like...

Anyway, this is my f̶i̶r̶s̶t̶ first "share" post! Hope it is good...

For a while I was disappointed that my language of choice doesn't have a case statement, but then I realized I could just do this: `return ['zero', 'o...

I'm pretty sure the sieve thing I did speeds up execution... Though that is left to the imagination.

Just read the comments for an idea of what is going on.

This webscraper makes use of `queue` objects, and `requests-html`. Let me provide an explanation of both, and why I am using them. [`queue`](https://...