semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
baking-wijesooriya 1.1.8
Contains functions named after the steps of baking to help with cake baking analogy for beginners.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Learning tool for teaching the Cake Baking Analogy 

Meant to make the analogy literal so that beginners can better understand the basics of functions.

## 1.1 Functions:
(All functions sleep one second after they run except complete)\
measure: waits one second then prints its string argument\
mixIngredients: sleeps for one second then prints "Batter is mixed"\
pourBatter: waits one second then prints "Batter has been poured"\
setOvenTempTo: prints "Setting oven temp", waits 0.2 seconds, prints "Heating up...", prints "Ready in x hours" where x is the oven temperature divided by 100 then stops and prints "Oven temperature set to y degrees" where y is its int argument\
bakeBatter: prints "Baking x layer" and then "x layer baked" where x is the ordinal form of 1 through 3 and then prints "All layers are baked!"\
assembleCake: prints "Assembling cake..." then sleeps for 1 second then prints "Cake is assembled and ready to be iced!"\
iceCake: prints "Icing cake..." then "Cake is iced!"\
complete: executes every function and takes unlimited string arguments which are use in measure and uses 500 for setOvenTemp argument.
PythonColouring 0.1
A module used to get colours to use in the Python terminal
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: PYTHON,COLOURING,TERMINAL,COLORED,PRINT,STYLE,COLORS,COLOURS

# PythonColouring

PythonColouring is a module used to get colours to use in the Python terminal.

This allows users to import different colours to use in their Python terminal to make their Python code look nicer.

***

Current Version: 0.1
- Released

***

## **Requirements**
* Use Python 3.6 or higher

## **Installation**
1. Install using Python's PIP manager:
```
pip install PythonColouring
```
2. In your Python file import PythonColouring:
```py
import os
try:
  import PythonColouring
except:
  os.system("pip3 install PythonColouring")
  import PythonColouring
```
3. Now you can use the module:
```py
import PythonColouring as f

f.help() # Gives you help about how to import colours
# f.info() also returns the same value
"""
The above will guide you on how to import colours but below is an example:
"""
r = f.Red
b = f.Reset
print(f"{r}I support Manchester United!{b}")

```
Ta-da!
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