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@Gogeta70 I believe that in python 3.6 they added the ability to declare variables without content, by setting them equal to a variable type. For example:
someVar = str -
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@DavRant Hey, that's cool. I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip
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@Gogeta70 no problem!
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@Gogeta70 Totally agree. At start I was like "how is it going to know what kinda variable I want". Now I have find peace with it.
Got assignment that needs to be written in C.
I write mostly Python.
It's ok i got it.
*after 5mins*
WHY THIS SHIT DOESNT FUCKIN WORK.
ah shit, i need to declare the variables.
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