[BlueCat]

Here is my First Program.

Basically all it does it Shuffles a deck of cards, an easy beginner program. any suggestions on how I could improve it?

Thanks to @Ex094 for his awesome beginners Python tutorial!

source included.

Code:

#Program created by Root@LocalHost #Thanks to Exo94 for his awesome python help #This program will shuffle a deck of cards import itertools, random #here is the deck of cards, Call them whatever you like. deck = list(itertools.product(range(1,14), ['spade', 'heart', 'diamond', 'club'])) #this bit will shuffle the deck of cards random.shuffle(deck) #This will draw(how many cards you like) print('You got:') for i in range(3): print(deck[i][0], "of", deck[i][1])

[Ex094]

Glad to see you are making progress Hook me up with a PM if ya need any further help..

[BlueCat]

Glad to see you are making progress Hook me up with a PM if ya need any further help..

Do you any ideas on how I can take this project a step further? As at the moment it is very dull and thank-you mile:

[Ex094]

Glad to see you are making progress Hook me up with a PM if ya need any further help..

Do you any ideas on how I can take this project a step further? As at the moment it is very dull and thank-you mile:

I can't give you any tips on this small script since it's operation is limited but you can make a card game

[BlueCat]

Glad to see you are making progress Hook me up with a PM if ya need any further help..

Do you any ideas on how I can take this project a step further? As at the moment it is very dull and thank-you mile:

I can't give you any tips on this small script since it's operation is limited but you can make a card game

Since python supports sockets I am going to attempt to create a tiny port scanner mile: I was wondering if you could create me some text art for it?

[Anima Templi]

Text art, for a port scanner? I'd put more focus into the actual functioning of your project, than the interface

A port scanner is a simple task, I did it in less than 60 lines of code, with error handling. Let me know if you hit any walls.

[Ex094]

Glad to see you are making progress Hook me up with a PM if ya need any further help..

Do you any ideas on how I can take this project a step further? As at the moment it is very dull and thank-you mile:

I can't give you any tips on this small script since it's operation is limited but you can make a card game

Since python supports sockets I am going to attempt to create a tiny port scanner mile: I was wondering if you could create me some text art for it?

I don't wanna discourage you but there are lots of port scanners out there, Be Creative and think out of the box I am not saying don't make it, just saying that use your imagination and create something better. If you like PM me and I'll give you some heads up

[BlueCat]

Text art, for a port scanner? I'd put more focus into the actual functioning of your project, than the interface

A port scanner is a simple task, I did it in less than 60 lines of code, with error handling. Let me know if you hit any walls.

Thanks man!

[L0aD1nG]

This is a version of your program with a prettier print out
Check it out..

Code:

import itertools, random #here is the deck of cards, Call them whatever you like. deck = list(itertools.product(range(1,14), ['spade', 'heart', 'diamond', 'club'])) #this bit will shuffle the deck of cards random.shuffle(deck) #This will draw(how many cards you like) print('You got:') for i in range(3): print("{:<2} {:<2} {:<10}".format(str(deck[i][0]),"of",str(deck[i][1])))

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Text art, for a port scanner? I'd put more focus into the actual functioning of your project, than the interface

A port scanner is a simple task, I did it in less than 60 lines of code, with error handling. Let me know if you hit any walls.

You used python-nmap library to do it dude or just with the socket module?

[Anima Templi]

I used sockets.