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whatamp;#39;s gone guys this is a Frank I do apologize I didnamp;#39;t post any new tutorials recently because Iamp;#39;ve been very lazy I am not perfect I am just procrastinating sometimes doing things that Iamp;#39;m supposed to do but anyway long story short so in todayamp;#39;s tutorial weamp;#39;re gonna be talking about how to make a QR code generator with Python yeah and specifically this Python app is gonna have some features so itamp;#39;s gonna be able to read any CSV file and save each row as a small single dataset into the QR code yeah and importantly itamp;#39;s gonna be able to generate this image generate this QR code images and save the data in so you as a user can use your mobile phone for example to scan a QR code accessing that data thatamp;#39;s being saved in the QR code yeah so with having said without any further ado letamp;#39;s jump into the text editor to write some Python code yeah so before start I want to mention a little bit photo structure here
