Added pyverse_tip CLI command to show random Python tips

[arpitkushwaha90]

This PR adds a new CLI command pyverse_tip which displays a random Python tip, programming quote, or motivational line to help users stay inspired while coding.

Features Added pyverse_tip.py inside Beginner_Projects/pyverse_tip/ Uses random.choice() to pick a tip/quote Tips stored in a Python list (can be extended in future) Simple and user-friendly output with emojis How to Run python pyverse_tip.py tip Motivation This enhancement aims to make the CLI tool more interactive and engaging for users by offering learning tips and motivation every time they use it.

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1-2: LGTM! Imports are appropriate and correctly used.

The standard library imports are well-chosen for the CLI functionality.

Walkthrough

A new Python script introduces a command-line interface tool that displays random Python programming tips. The script uses the argparse module to parse commands, supporting a "tip" subcommand that prints a random tip with a motivational message. The main function controls argument parsing and command dispatch.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Beginner_Projects/pyverse_tip/pyverse_tip.py	Added a CLI tool to display random Python tips; includes show_tip() function, command parsing, and output formatting.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI (pyverse_tip.py)
    participant show_tip()

    User->>CLI (pyverse_tip.py): Run with "tip" subcommand
    CLI (pyverse_tip.py)->>show_tip(): Call function
    show_tip()->>CLI (pyverse_tip.py): Return formatted random tip
    CLI (pyverse_tip.py)->>User: Display tip and motivational message

Estimated code review effort

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Poem

🐇 A tip from the PyVerse, just for you, With emojis and wisdom, fresh as dew. Type "tip" and let the CLI show, Python advice to help you grow. From the warren, cheers and code anew!

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