“Python Knowledge Is Essential”: Bengaluru Techie’s Strange Requirement For Tinder Dates

Bengaluru’s tech-savvy citizens and their passion for technology are often praised. On social media, a recent incident involving a Bengaluru lady is gaining attention. She has experience in technology, and she recently made news when she used a dating app to ask for assistance in learning Python. The lady used Tinder to study one of the language models since it seems that she is having trouble with coding. On Reddit, her profile was shared and generated a lot of conversation.

The 27-year-old Vandana created a Tinder account and asked for tech support. She said in her profile that she was trying to find a particular match to assist her in resolving code problems. She spoke about having trouble utilizing the Python programming language to check out a file from the Perforce application.

She got herself into a three-day coding dilemma. Thankfully, the code was operating well on Linux and Windows systems. But Mac is having problems because of it.

The technician seemed to be taking her coding issue seriously. “If you can’t help with this issue, please don’t try to match with her,” is the rule she’s set for anybody looking to connect with her on the dating app.

I am looking for someone who could assist me with a problem relating to checking out files from Perforce using Python, according to her bio. For the last three days, the problem has sort of gotten to me. On Linux and Windows, the identical code works, but not on Mac. Please only match me if you can assist! Instead of asking the same questions over and over again—what’s your name, what’s your native tongue, what do you do, etc.—let the time pass by talking about code. If you can assist me in solving this problem, I’m prepared to go on a date.

On the subject, many people have left comments. “Honestly, much better than those boring conversations,” a person said. Someone else commented, “Dev ops joins the chat.” “I would go on dates.”

Bengaluru has shown its love of technology on previous occasions. A Bengaluru lady spoke about an autorickshaw driver only a month ago. She explained that he pays using his smartwatch’s QR code screen. He was called Namma Tony Stark by her. It was simple for passengers to pay the driver since he had configured his wristwatch to display his QR code as a screensaver.