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I've heard of dictionary lookups but I don't really understand what they are so if anyone thinks that they maybe relevant and could show me how to implement it that would be great! Here you go! …

I've decided to implement Python's any in C++. I've gone about this using templates to allow multiple types of data to be passed, instead of overloading the function multiple times. This is my first t …

I would really appreciate any feedback that is given, as I'm still a beginner when it comes to c++. This function works as intended. …

List Comprehension Instead of roll = [] for x in range(0, dice): roll.append(roll_die()) do this roll = [roll_die() for _ in range(0, dice)] The result is the same, it requires less code, …

Character.success_check This method can be reduced to two lines def success_check(self): defense = roll_d_x(attack_dice) return defense >= defender.mobility Since defense >= defender.mobil …

I've started learning C++ using Microsoft Visual Studio. I'm decided to create a simple GUI program that creates a "snowflake" wherever the user clicks on the screen. Seeing as how this is my first C+ …

Redundant calculations You calculate mult1 * mult2 three times. Instead, do this once, assign it to a variable, and use that. Since you want to never want to calculate when a value is 0, you can set …

Wow! What a project! I had tons of fun working on this! There are a lot of things to like about your code. Instead of going over the general improvements I made, I'm going to explain each part that I …

Use built in methods! Your position_in_alphabets function can be reduced to one line. In fact, replace y = ... with the following: alphabets.index(character) + 1 index returns the first occurrence …

Please indent your code Taking a first pass it was really difficult to determine where functions ended. While I was scanning it looked like you have random while statements outside your functions. Ind …

Just a few possible improvements. Variable Naming According to PEP 8, variable names, including parameters, should be in snake_case, not camelCase. This will apply to all the improvements made bel …

Only going to comment on a couple things I noticed while scrolling, not enough time to review the full code. Be Consistent Here is your to_win function: def to_win(): print('85/15 TO WIN', end= …

To work on my Java skills, I decided to create a structure for a pool that I work at. Lifeguards get shifted when their time at their position is up, and managers periodically check the pH level of th …

Reliability I get that this program is meant for you to continue learning python, but please don't use any passwords generated by this program. Especially since your strength check is really weak. I.E …

Decision loops Your implementation of a decision loop is... interesting to say the least. If you're using python-3.8, you can utilize the walrus operator. It's a way to assign variables within an exp …