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How to install PIP on your Windows PC easily. It is really easy to install pip on your Windows computer. If you have an Ubuntu, then follow this video  :    Now follow these easy steps.... DOWNLOAD GET-PIP.PY Go to  https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py  . Right click and select   Save as Then the script will be downloaded. RUN THE GET-PIP.PY  All you have to do is to run the script you downloaded. To do that you have to install Python on your computer and if you have not installed python on your computer please install Python First. To Install Python on your computer, please go to  https://www.python.org/downloads / and download the appropriate setup file and run it on your computer. The open command prompt and navigate to directory which contains the cript you downloaded and run the following command.                  python get-pip.py That's all and make sure you have a better internet c...

If you are a blogger who uses Blogger as your CMS like me, you must have a question. "How Can I Post On A Separate Page So That Readers Can Easily Find All Posts Related To A Topic??" Then you got to the blogger setting pages and got the pages tab. Then you create a new page with a title and post your first post related to that title. You add pages widget to your blog and think you're all set. But you aren't. You have to face the problem when you are going to post a second post related to the previous topic. You find no way to create a new post inside your page. You try using Iframes or borders blah blah blah... but all of them waste your precious time. But Don't Worry. You are a fan of my blog with 5 minutes to do an experiment and I have the Solution. Here we go... How To Divide Blog Posts Into Pages on Blogger Step 1 When you create new posts on Blogger you can easily add labels to your post   Go to that section and enter labels that related to your post. you c...

Dynamic Facebook Share Button for Your website and web pages | No configuration is required! 😮😮😮😮 I was wondering how to let people share my webpage through Facebook. Even though Facebook Developer Tools let you create a Facebook button with ease you have to go to the developer's page and paste your URL into a box generate code, copy it, and paste wherever you want. but it is not the problem, The real problem is you have to repeat this process whenever you write a new blogpost/ post for your website. Then you have to use this javascript code for your webpage. It gets your web pages' address with javascript code  document . location . href ;   and passes it to the Facebook share gadget. here is the code and let the hack begin!! < div   id = "fb-root" ></ div > < script > ( function ( d ,  s ,  id ) { var   js ,  fjs  =  d . getElementsByTagName ( s )[ 0 ]; if  ( d . getElementById ( id ))  return ; js ...

  Add a world map that shows your visitors' countries without coding in 3 minutes. Do you want to show your web traffic by location on your website? and you don't have time or knowledge to code. Then this article is born for you!!!  Just follow the four steps to make your site stunning 👇 Step 1 go to the site :   https://clustrmaps.com/add Step 2 type your websites address in the text box and hit NEXT button. and select the Globe Widget Step 3 You will be redirected to a site with a code  Last Step Copy the code shown inside the textbox and paste it wherever you want to show that globe inside your websites' source code You can also view the analytics of your site for free by visiting:  https://clustrmaps.com/profile/

Recently,  I learned about itertools in python. Especially, about the functions permutations, combinations, and products and I tried to make a script that generates all phone numbers in our country. I bet your phone number is too on the list. let the hack begin!!! First, you need to install itertools in your computer  Simply open your terminal and type                sudo apt-get  install  -y python-more- itertools Then Write the code below from itertools import product file_name = "phonebook.txt" phonebook = open (file_name, 'a' ) prefixes = [ '+9471' ] product_a = product([ '1' , '2' , '3' , '4' , '5' , '6' , '7' , '8' , '9' , '0' ], [ '1' , '2' , '3' , '4' , '5' , '6' , '7' , '8' , '9' , '0' ], [ '1' , '2' , '3' , '4' , '5...