This Python code runs a cool looking loading bar in the console. It has no purpose though, except for looking cool and wasting your time. Enjoy!
You could use a module called "tqdm"
The way you would use it would be something like:
from tdqm import tdqm for i in tqdm(range(somevalue)): your code
@adityaru Yeah, I came across something like that at Stack Overflow, but I'm not too sure how it works. I'll look into it.
@IreoluwaRaufu Here, I made an example for you to experiment - https://repl.it/@adityaru/Tdqm-Example
ps.feel free to change the vars
@adityaru Oh, thanks so much! <3
@IreoluwaRaufu No Problem! :P
This Python code runs a cool looking loading bar in the console. It has no purpose though, except for looking cool and wasting your time. Enjoy!
You could use a module called "tqdm"
The way you would use it would be something like:
@adityaru Yeah, I came across something like that at Stack Overflow, but I'm not too sure how it works. I'll look into it.
@IreoluwaRaufu Here, I made an example for you to experiment - https://repl.it/@adityaru/Tdqm-Example
ps.
feel free to change the vars
@adityaru Oh, thanks so much! <3
@IreoluwaRaufu No Problem! :P