I've just made an AddMeFast Bot in python

So you are promoting your BOT from now?
Nah. I'm just showing what I've created to this community. It is NOT my intention to sell it. It's just because is in an early state and I'm doing too many other things... maybe I could opensource it, and ask for pull requests (to improve it). But is not something I'm going to do now.
 
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Nah. I'm just showing what I've created to this community. It is NOT my intention to sell it. It's just because is in an early state... maybe I could opensource it, and ask for pull requests (to improve it). But is not something I'm going to do now.
great, so you want a pat on your shoulder or what is the purpose of this thread? you mentioned, that you don't want to share it, which is cool, but how is it for the community then? lol
 
great, so you want a pat on your shoulder or what is the purpose of this thread? you mentioned, that you don't want to share it, which is cool, but how is it for the community then? lol
Just keep you hate away of my post ! Please :)
And NO. I don't need you to pad me in the shoulder. Be polite mate ; )

I was just showing in the scripting forum how my latest script looks like.
Could be an inspiration for others to learn python if they see what things one can do with it. And how easy is to do something like this. Or can be an opportunity for haters like you to HATE.

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I don't know any book for python. Just think that any book older than a year is outdated in IT.
The best you can do is to stick to official documentations/reference.

If you're just starting I would suggest you to go to https://www.python.org/downloads/
Download + install python 3.4.3 version or the 2.7.10 version (ignore 3.5 by now) (check the add to your PATH Environment variable while installing it)
You should be able then to start a console and executing "python -V" (-v means verbose -V version ok ?)
Download + install Intellij Idea 14 Ultimate Edition + key (google it)
Then create a file hello.py with print("hello world") inside save it. go to the directory containing this file and perform a python hello.py command.
This file could be useful for you to test snippets of code.
If you're absolutely new to programming you should get familiar with data types, data structures and control flow statements (https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html) And you should follow this track till you know how to make classes and methods, and how to use them.
Then get familiar to packages from how to install them with pip (pip is the python build-in package manager) (https://docs.python.org/3.4/installing/) and install selenium with python -m pip install selenium
Then follow this http://www.marinamele.com/selenium-tutorial-web-scraping-with-selenium-and-python
And https://youtu.be/--vqRAkcWoM

If you have doubts http://stackoverflow.com is the B E S T
http://www.slideshare.net/ and youtube.com are your friends :)
And you can PM me if you want too.
 
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Thank you for sharing the results of your hard work. Don't worry about the haters. The majority of people on this forum are either looking for a free handout, to be spoon fed and/or have their asses wiped for them. Even if you shared the source code, most on here wouldn't even know how to deploy it.
 
Who cares if you don't appreciate him posting it, there is not exactly a torrent of activity going on in this forum section and it is pretty nice to see other people's work even if it may be simple to you. I for one am not a codeing genius and I dare say loads of others are not either.

OP good work nice to see.
 
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