Per usual, we're awash in useful tools, many free, but so little time to learn to use them, it seems. And they all keep evolving.
Along those lines: REPL.IT, favored by many a Python teacher, yet so little explored by me. Like with LinkedIn and so many of these Web 2.0 tools, we get so many cool features. Make a Python program public, using 3.8.1 (that's very current now in March 2020), runnable code, blog embeddable. Use a Share feature to create a public Notification. Examples, two of mine from today (tested to work fine on Facebook): https://repl.it/talk/share/Python-Decorators-for-Composing-Functions/30054 https://repl.it/talk/share/Computing-Volumes-in-Tetravolumes-S-and-E-Modules/30061 Remember to use Markdown to markup these Notifications (which you can re-edit), same as here on edu-sig where Markdown is the new normal, right? On the first one, I used an embedded asterisk a lot, for Python multiplication, only to discover what I learned about the new edu-sig: Markdown is your friend. Kirby PS: shout out to Jake Vanderplas, the Pycon keynote speaker in Portland that time, who gets my Stupendous Python Teacher Award. @jakevp <https://pycon.blogspot.com/2020/03/march-2-update-on-covid-19.html>
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