Think what is being referred to as positional argument are the options or flags. parser.add_argument('filename') # positional argument parser.add_argument('-c', '--count') # option that takes a value parser.add_argument('-v', '--verbose', action='store_true') # on/off flag

Suggestions for part 2: create a command line interface with beautiful userinterface and generate boilerplate code.

Pretty good primer. Detailed but without unnecessary flourish. Also, very easy to understand and a very good speaking rhythm and voice. Great mini-class!

This guy is so underrated! His tutorials are awesome and useful! Great work dude 👍🏻

thank you for the video! waiting for the next one about argparse

Oh thank you! This video helped me a LOT

This is just awesome, great work.

So useful and informative thank you so much

Really nice video! I like it!

argparse is one of my favorite arg parsing library in any language, including Go, Rust and C#. 💯 Would recommend.

Good , thx.

nice teaching

gr8 sir

It's good if you do simple libraries such as argparse , regex , ...even random

great

if I want to do some more than one operation on CLI and link it for example with bnb-chain system, how can I do it?

Is there a part 2?

Early club!

How To Add Multiple Commands? & How to Add Commands To Variable Path?