Python Website Back End | Audio website from scratch using HTML CSS Python and Java Script

Proof of concept for utilising Python to build my website HTML and CSS in the back end offline, then preparing ready to upload the website files online. I use Python to:
✅ Read from external dictionary.
✅ Read an external HTML file.
✅ Replace variables in a basic template.
✅ Append HTML to external file.

The video proves to myself that the idea of Python build my website off-line is feasible, and therefore I intend to scale across the existing site in the near future.

The sites I build use HTML styled with CSS, and JavaScript for functionally where required. I make my websites from scratch using Visual Studio Code software.
My sites are mobile responsive exploiting Flexbox in the CSS. JavaScript used only when required. Fonts via Google Fonts link.

This video is part of a series. Checkout my other videos:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZzIfx3OIzSuVk4tBBpegXJ2r8dd6nIE_

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0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - Python Dictionary
0:31 - Test Print Dictionary to Terminal
1:05 - Python Dictionary from External .py File
1:17 - Importing the External Python Dictionary
1:41 - Test Print External Dictionary to Terminal
2:04 - Making a test HTML CSS NavBar
3:05 - Alter the HTML File into a Template for Python
3:39 - Python to Read the External HTML File
4:01 - Test Print the External HTML File to Terminal
4:35 - Python using External Dictionary to 'replace' HTML
5:27 - Test Print the 'replaced' variables in Terminal
5:50 - Python using 'append' to add HTML to Existing File
6:46 - Python using 'write' to Delete Existing File
7:25 - Summary
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Background Music:
When I use background music in my YouTube uploads, I slap the music together myself using LMMS and retain original files. It may not be a top 10 hit but as I made it myself, can't be hit with copyright claim.

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