How To Print in Colors in Python SO SO SO COOL

Colors.py

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+#this is so cool
+print("\033[1mThis is in white!")
+print("\033[95mThis is in pink!")
+print("\033[94mThis is in purple!")
+print("\033[93mThis is in yellow!")
+print("\033[4mThis is in beige!")
+print("\033[96mThis is in light blue!")
+print("\033[92mThis is in green!")

Functions/SwapWOThirdar.py

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+assembly=int(input("Enter a value for the assembly variable 2526 328 PROG LANG: "))
+pintosfavosofpasclover=int(input("Enter a value for the pintosfavosofpasclover or cs375 fanboy: "))
+assembly=assembly+pintosfavosofpasclover
+pintosfavosofpasclover=assembly-pintosfavosofpasclover
+assembly=assembly-pintosfavosofpasclover
+print(assembly)
+print(pintosfavosofpasclover)

Kudos.py

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+#global variable
+alpha = 5
+
+class Kudos:
+    #constructor
+    def __init__(self):
+        print("This is a constructor")
+        pass
+
+    #class method
+    def cat(self, food):
+        self.food = food
+        print("This cat likes to eat "+food)
+
+    # private variable and aka local
+    alpha = 6
+
+
+# Creating an instance of the class
+kudos = Kudos()
+
+# Calling the class method cat on the instance
+kudos.cat("fish")
+
+#Print the local value of alpha which is 6 NOOOT 5
+print("This will not get print out and error "+str(kudos.alpha))
+
+# Print the global value of alpha which is 5 because alpha can be accessed by anyone
+print(alpha)

makenelanlearnassembly.py

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 print("The Favorite Programming Languages of 2-56837")
 for i in favlangs:
     print(i)
-
 print("AAANNDD THE FAVORITE PARADIGM OF 727225 56837")
-print(favParadigm[1])
+print(favParadigm[0])