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In this tutorial, I'm going to show you two python scripts - one for metric units and one for Imperial units - for calculating the cost of gas for a road trip or an everyday commute.
You may using the following Python script to calculate the flight time between two cities.
In a previous post, I showed you how-to minimize your HTML using Python. Well, the script will help you minimize your HTML but how about if you didn't want to edit the script each time you wanted to minimize a HTML file? This is where this tutorial comes in.
In a previous post, I showed you how-to minimize your CSS using Python. Well, the script will help you minimize your CSS but how about if you didn't want to edit the script each time you wanted to minimize a CSS file? This is where this tutorial comes in.
I'm going to share a simply Python script that will minimize your HTML file using the BeautifulSoup library.
I'm going to share a simply Python script that will minimize your CSS file using the cssutils library.
In a previous post, I showed you a Python script that will allow you to determine the price of a print using the command line. But, how about if you have multiple photography prints? No problem.
The following is a simple python script that you may run at the command line to determine the selling price of a photography print.
The following are two Python scripts that will allow you to convert storage sizes. Example usage of the above script: The next script will allow an end user to set the value, source unit and the destination unit:
The following are two Python scripts to convert time zones. The second Python script I will share with you will allow the end user to enter the time zones.
The following are two Pythong scripts that will allow you or an end user convert currencies. To use these scripts, you'll need to install the forex-python library, which you can do by running pip install forex-python in your terminal.
