the programming topic

Python changes, but not within the scope of Nathan's tutorials.

NVDa makes the impression that Python changes every day. I can understand your confusion.
But no, you can be safe learning it on your level.

oh ok

thanks for clarifying

I've been working on a project lately. I took the windows version of sox, and made a script in autohotkey that records and plays back stuff in a couple formats.
I even made it imitate those toy parrots that we used to have back in the 90's.

can you send that?

I'll upload it. I didn't compile the autohotkey script, but you can look at the script, and change it for your neds.

Here's the project I'm working on. It has sox with it. I couldn't get the latest version of sox to work, so I got an older one.

I'm also playing with certain consepts in python.
I made a random sizing grid, a timer, and some other stuff.
It's mainly a game where you walk around the grid and shoot a machinegun.
I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it, but it's just some gaming concepts I'm messing with with pygame, and cytolk or accessible output2.

I too

Guys, for real: do anybody knows how to update youtube dl, but not wia pip?
I'm making youtube client in python.
My goal will be to compile it by using pyinstaller or nuitka, and make executable ready for ordinary usage.
But, how should I deal with youtube dl (yt-dlp, doesn't matter)?
Is it possible somehow to update it automatically, or I should update the program manually to the latest version when the youtube dl is out?
I know that something is done in tca downloader, where you can check for updates to the actual program and youtube dl separately, and it's just installing whenever it's new version, but I really cannot figure it out how to update it wia pip in executable.
Logicaly, it's not really possible, but then, what they're doing?

do you guys recommend python programming with notepad?

That's what I use. There are some ides for that, but notepad should be fine.

thanks for the reply

I'm thinking about releasing an opensource project. It's a clock I made in python that uses wave files to tell the time.
It also has a couple global hotkeys. I might add more before I release it.
It also simulates one of those clocks from long ago that tells stories. I got it coded to go off at 9 45 each night. I wrote it in linux, but it works on windows as well.
Not sure where to release it though.

oh yes, i also have a wave clock in autoit but russian.

Autoit. Yeah, nice language. I made lots of simple scripts with it, and even, my audio book player and YouTube Client and some simple script for Raduga software accessibility.

don't use notepad!
seryously, better to use visual studio code ak vscode.

I wouldn't say don't use X, Y and Z; it's up to the user what they decide to use. I wouldn't use Notepad personally, I prefer Notepad++. It's free, it's open source and it formats text better in my view.

i would like to have an ide for programming languages that work with command line interpreters and compilers and that can receive compilation errors and interpret them, and a hotkey to jump to the compiler error line