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Progress Bars are a visual representation of how long is left for a process to complete. They save you having to worry whether the process has hang or try to predict how your code has been getting on. You can visually see in real time how well the script is progressing!
If you have never thought of or worked with progress bars before, it’s easy to assume that they would add unnecessary complexity to your code and would be hard to maintain. It couldn’t be further from the truth. In just a couple lines of code, we will see how to add progress bars to both our command line scripts, but also our PySimpleGUI UIs.
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Progress Bars are a visual representation of how long is left for a process to complete. They save you having to worry whether the process has hang or try to predict how your code has been getting on. You can visually see in real time how well the script is progressing!
If you have never thought of or worked with progress bars before, it’s easy to assume that they would add unnecessary complexity to your code and would be hard to maintain. It couldn’t be further from the truth. In just a couple lines of code, we will see how to add progress bars to both our command line scripts, but also our PySimpleGUI UIs.
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