[yotamarker]

is there an online service that can do that
or maybe a prewritten class to translate java/kotlin to python code ?

[chattable]

i use python 3.6 for programming sometimes.
i won't upgrade because i made a videogame with the previous version of the upbge game engine.
my computer won't work with the new version of upbge game engine and the new version of upbge does not have logic bricks anymore
can people touch your chatbot in various places?
people can type something like 'i touch your nose'
to mine and she will respond to that with a response.
i make chatbots on the personality forge websight.

[8pla.net]

OFF TOPIC:

Not the answer you are looking for but...
Cython works pretty good, converting
Python to compiled code.

[yotamarker]

i use python 3.6 for programming sometimes.
i won't upgrade because i made a videogame with the previous version of the upbge game engine.
my computer won't work with the new version of upbge game engine and the new version of upbge does not have logic bricks anymore
can people touch your chatbot in various places?
people can type something like 'i touch your nose'
to mine and she will respond to that with a response.
i make chatbots on the personality forge websight.

you can select the python ver before you start a new project

[chattable]

okay.

[yotamarker]

I wonder why so little interest into this subject. I mean
the best way to program for computers seems to be python.
it's basically python or the lump of garbage ppl call .net (yuck !)

python has a ton of capabilities like selenium for automation which is great for AI.
unlike java, python can refer to functions as variables.
it does have some down sides like the ugly way one would write switch cases.

so I was assuming there has to be a ready made way to translate java to python
I tried J2Py which doesn't work at all for me nor are there any valid documentations that actually work.

so I wrote my own on java ! hahaha !!
it's not perfect and it has room to improve but it does a lot of the hard work.

lucky java codes end with ; it made it much easier.

this example java code :

Code

    public void output(Neuron noiron) {
        if (outAlg != null) {
            noiron.algParts.add(outAlg);
            outAlg = null;
        }
    }

turns to this python code:

Code

def output(self,Neuron noiron)

        if (outAlg NOT= null) :
            noiron.algParts.add(outAlg)

            self.outAlg = null

[yotamarker]

this
"for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)"

turns into :

Code

i = 0
while (i < 5):
    i++

not perfect but saves work

[chattable]

are you selling your chatbot?

[MagnusWootton]

Python is a millenial's language.   pre-millenials all code c and it goes faster, and structured more logically.  it is infact the perfection of code, every bit flawless down to small little bits you think could have been made wrong,  but it actually between a rock and a hard place,  and the right decision was made.

HAIL C.  HAIL!   woops im getting a bit overexcited...


Nice code BTW,  thats tricky to do,  code conversion!

[yotamarker]

https://www.yotamarker.com/t386-chiis-python-suit-scrum

https://www.yotamarker.com/t385-project-chiis-python-suit

[chattable]

is there documentation to use your chatbot with python?

[yotamarker]

seems python has no interfaces
which requires a workaround when translating castings of a class into an interface its equiped with