Advertisements So I’m following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg83OtRkevE and I’ve done everything the tutorial told me to but I’m still getting this error message when I run it: if event.type == pygame.QUIT: syntax Error (this was made in repl.it) my code is: import sys WIN_WIDTH = 800 WIN_HEIGHT = 600 TILESIZE = 32 FPS = 60… Read More Having problems running script getting error: if event.type == pygame.QUIT: syntax Error

Advertisements I’m trying to host a bot on repl.it, and when I was trying to run the bot this error message was shown: File "main.py", line 2, in <module> import discord ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘discord’ This seemed weird to me as my code worked perfectly fine last time I tried to run it. I… Read More import discord gives me an error on repl.it

Advertisements Ok, so I tried running my code (so far) and it has this annoying/weird error. I have double-checked it but it is still wrong. I know it’s usually to do with indents, but everything seems to be in order. I’ll paste the WHOLE code down there. PS some things have hashtags, and so are… Read More "IndentationError: expected an indented block" in my python code

Advertisements I have searched everywhere for this but I haven’t got the right answer. I just want to set it without the CUT time. {name: "Registered:", value: `${user.createdAt}`}, {name: "Joined:", value: `${message.guild.joinedAt}`} It currently shows up like this: click here to see. Is there any way to remove it? >Solution : Yes it’s possible to… Read More How to get the the createdAt timestamp without 'GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)'?

Advertisements I was working on a simple one-point perspective 3D-Engine in PyCharm which uses Turtle to render images. The code simply just renders three (badly-made) stars floating around and changing colours. I’ve also worked on the site repl.it tons of hours before, and thought that I would "upload" my code there so that I could… Read More Python code doesn't work after imported from PyCharm to Repl.it (ParseError: bad input)