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python terminal colors
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# Terminal color definitions | |
class fg: | |
BLACK = '\033[30m' | |
RED = '\033[31m' | |
GREEN = '\033[32m' | |
YELLOW = '\033[33m' | |
BLUE = '\033[34m' | |
MAGENTA = '\033[35m' | |
CYAN = '\033[36m' | |
WHITE = '\033[37m' | |
RESET = '\033[39m' | |
class bg: | |
BLACK = '\033[40m' | |
RED = '\033[41m' | |
GREEN = '\033[42m' | |
YELLOW = '\033[43m' | |
BLUE = '\033[44m' | |
MAGENTA = '\033[45m' | |
CYAN = '\033[46m' | |
WHITE = '\033[47m' | |
RESET = '\033[49m' | |
class style: | |
BRIGHT = '\033[1m' | |
DIM = '\033[2m' | |
NORMAL = '\033[22m' | |
RESET_ALL = '\033[0m' |
yep, found the solution by myself: print (fg.BLUE, style.BRIGHT , "Show me your color" , style.RESET_ALL)
print("\033[31mTEST") EASY
noice
Thanks G
Tnx 👍
Thank you. This really helped me make my clock/calender program.
Much better than what I was doing... Thank you!
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why
print (fg.BLUE.BRIGHT + "Show me your color"+ fg.RESET)
won't work?