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# 7Pez — the best/worst Unzip application ever created
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Unzip your files with a cat. Drag-drop your zip file onto the floaty
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cat, and fill up it's Pez-file repository. Press the head to release
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the Pez (your files) into the same folder.
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When you open the application the catty Pez dispenser is empty.
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Simply drag and drop your .zip file onto the cat to fill it up with Pez.
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The press the cat's head to release the Pez.
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> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
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PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
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"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
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which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
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## Code notes
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### Pez
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If you know anything about Pez you'll know this application has it the wrong
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way around. That's because I remembered it wrong, thinking that you pressed
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the head of a Pez dispenser to make it drop Pez out the bottom.
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Originally the intention was to make you press the head once for every file
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you wanted to release, but that was excruciating. It's bad enough as it is.
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