Happy valentines day

[Randy Tong]

Use Python to tell your crush you like her/him  

import stringl = string.ascii_letterss = []s.append(l[34])s.append(l[11])s.append(l[14])s.append(l[21])s.append(l[4])s.append(l[24])s
     .append(l[14])s.append(l[20])s.insert(1, " ")s.insert(6, " ")string = "".join(s)print(string) # I love you

Below are ASCII code

# 73、76、79、86、69、85 ASCII
print(chr(73))    # I
print(chr(76))    # L
print(chr(79))    # O
print(chr(86))    # V
print(chr(69))    # E    
print(chr(85))    # U

Code below will print love shape

print('\n'.join([''.join([('Love'[(x-y) % len('Love')] if ((x*0.05)**2+(y*0.1)**2-1)**3-(x*0.05)**2*(y*0.1)**3 <= 0 else ' ') for x in range(-30, 30)]) for y in range(30, -30, -1)]))

Output



Press ctrl+f then enter 9 :

99669999996669999996699666699666999966699666699 99699999999699999999699666699669966996699666699 99669999999999999996699666699699666699699666699 99666699999999999966666999966699666699699666699 99666666999999996666666699666699666699699666699 99666666669999666666666699666669966996699666699 99666666666996666666666699666666999966669999996

Output

[Frits Walraven]

Congratulations Randy Tong,

Your question has made it to our Journal  

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