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README.md

Python Scripts

These are an assortment of my Python scripts, most of them while following "Python The Hard Way", some while not.

The most interesting (in my opinion) are The Python Caeser Cipher Helper, The Dots of Death (Use with caution) and the latest is in Alpha state and is sadly lacking parameters which makes testing hard: Sermon-Upload

You can also find out if you're a giant here (Read the comments): Short and Tall