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A good way of learning how to code something is going over several different methods or ways about developing something

Hi, as much as I would love to make a tutorial on this. There are some legal issues that come into play and that are mainly copyright related. Recently in the last couple years, UA-cam has taken legal action against some Discord bots that have music commands due to the issue of streaming copyrighted music. Because of this, for the protection of this channel, I unfortunately cannot make a tutorial on it.

Hi, I use a lot of extensions for VSC. I assume you’re mainly worried about the ones for Python. So I mainly use Code Runner, Tabnine, Pylance, Docstring, etc… Some of these aren’t at all exclusive to Python though. Tabline and code runner can be used for other scripts too.

@@paradoxial7665 any extension related to discord?

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You can just leave only one element in the list.

Hi, I appreciate the somewhat constructive criticism. However you should know the reason why this tutorial is placed as episode 4 is because of two reasons. Firstly, I’m trying to make this series somewhat for the most part in a similar order to my older one. Secondly, most people who are completely new to developing Discord bots with Python are not going to be worried about creating cogs for their commands. A person who’s completely new would be more than likely worried about making sure their commands actually work and can be used within Discord itself. When you work with cogs you are working with classes and furthermore, some basic OOP. A lot of my audience do not have much prior knowledge on programming in Python. So to not confuse anybody who is new, I want to post videos in an order that progressively gets harder as well as what’s demanded. And typically, when creating a Discord bot, functional commands and getting the bot online are what is going to be priority. Which is why those are part one and two. Furthermore, my Discord server is meant for those who need quick help with their code incase they do run into any issues. The “promotion” you speak of is really just letting my audience know that if they get stuck, I myself, as well as others are available.

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Could you be a bit more specific on what you mean by “triggers”? Are you talking about events (i.e. when member joins, leaves, when member sends messages, etc..)

@@paradoxial7665 When someone writes a word, like good morning, the bot automatically responds with messages that you post

@@paradoxial7665 For example, if you send a message like good morning, the bot will automatically reply like good morning to you too

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Hi, thank you! I am glad you are enjoying my videos. To answer your question, using databases are actually much for efficient. But it all depends on the task at hand. To better explain this. Databases are better for large volumes of data such as for the context of this video, a leveling system. JSON files are good for smaller volumes of data. The problem with JSON is that the file must all be loaded into memory before it can be read. Meaning that if you are using JSON to store lots of data, more memory will need to be allocated to perform that task. So to answer your question, databases are far more efficient than JSON. But JSON is still a good way to store data depending on your project.

@@paradoxial7665 thank you for responding!!! All the databases I use in .json are all super mega big, and the ram on the cloud gets used up loads, as it is accessed it veeery frequently, hence why I asked. It looks like I'm going to be changing these giant .json files to .db files lol. I'm seriously grateful to you and your content and I wish you a great life ❤❤

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Hi, sorry for the late replies. I use a lot of GitHub themes for visual studios code as it is easy on my eyes lol

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All thanks to my much needed break from college of course. I plan to try and upload at least once a week

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As of right now I am unsure of that. That is something I would like to look into as there might be an event that can be utilized to handle all commands from a single function.

A lot of jobs out there exists where you can use Python and SQL

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events are built into discord, if you dont like those then learn python better before making an event organizer bot. There wont be tutorials for it.

I believe if you initialize a channel object within Discord.py, I think there is a messages or contents attribute that is a list and you could iterate through to see how many times a person has sent __ in the channel.