import os
import namer#the module imported created by myself
'''
from namer import nameit
#can be done like this also to get rid of the 2nd line
namit("Sudarshan")
#can be used directly
'''
os.system('clear')
#here os is also a module ..we have imported it and used to clear the screen
#we can create the own module
namer.nameit("Sudarshan")#calling nameit func created in module namer
#end of class 23
def submit():
greet = nameit(my_box.get())
my_label.config(text=greet)
import os
from namer import nameit
nameit("Ian")
print(key + " likes " + value + "!")
#####################
#Creating Functions
#####################
def nameit(
name3
): #Here name3 is a place holder for when you want to pase a variable into the function
print("Hello " + name3 +
"!") #The function has been defined but it hasn't been used yet
######
#To use the function->
nameit("Hashim") #this is how it is used after being defined
#########
def nameit2(first_name, last_name
): #Same story here but now it is expecting more than one variable
print("Hello " + first_name + " " + last_name + "!")
nameit2(
"Hashim", "Mohamed"
) #Same thing more variables but unless both parameters are passed it won't work.
##########
def mathit(num6, num7):
# $ cd "/c/Users/Nick/PycharmProjects/AA Python Programming 2021" to get to the directory
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Git push commands
# git add .
# git commit -am "SuitableText"
# git push
# <password, tavr>
#
#
# Git Bash Shortcut path "c:\Users\Nick\PycharmProjects\AA Python Programming 2021"
# https://github.com/morsed2/Python-2021/tree/master
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import os
# import namer # Golbal import
from namer import nameit
os.system("clear")
print("\n\n\n" + name + "\t\t" + Filename + "\t", Tomboy + "\n\n")
print('-----------------------------------------------------------\n\n')
# Modules
# 2 types
# Python - lots, sorta builtin
# home made
print('Hello')
nameit('Steve')