It appears that the provided code snippet is not a traditional Python script, but rather an HTML template with embedded JavaScript and CSS. The code seems to be generating a list of coupons for various products and services.
If you're looking to generate a similar list of coupons, I can provide some guidance on how to structure the HTML and JavaScript code. However, please note that this would require a significant amount of customization to fit your specific needs.
Here is an example of how you could structure the HTML template:
```
<!-- Coupons Section -->
<div class="CNCouponsWrapper">
<div class="CouponGrid">
<!-- Coupon 1 -->
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">Squarespace Promo Code</span>
<p>Coupon code: EXCLUSIVE10</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52309/logo/squarespace_promo_code.png" alt="Squarespace Promo Code">
</div>
<!-- Coupon 2 -->
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">Dell Coupon Code</span>
<p>Coupon code: DEAL10</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52269/logo/dell_coupon_code.png" alt="Dell Coupon Code">
</div>
<!-- ... -->
</div>
</div>
```
And here's an example of how you could structure the JavaScript code to generate and display the coupons:
```
// Get the coupon container element
const couponContainer = document.getElementById('coupons');
// Define the list of coupons
const coupons = [
{ name: 'Squarespace Promo Code', code: 'EXCLUSIVE10' },
{ name: 'Dell Coupon Code', code: 'DEAL10' },
// ... add more coupons here ...
];
// Loop through the coupons and generate HTML for each one
coupons.forEach((coupon) => {
const couponContent = `
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">${coupon.name}</span>
<p>Coupon code: ${coupon.code}</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/${coupon.couponId}/logo/${coupon.couponCode}.png" alt="${coupon.name}">
</div>
`;
couponContainer.innerHTML += couponContent;
});
// Add event listener to each coupon anchor text
document.querySelectorAll('.CNCouponsAnchorText').forEach((anchor) => {
anchor.addEventListener('click', () => {
// Handle click event for each coupon anchor text
});
});
```
Please note that this is just a basic example and you may need to customize the HTML, JavaScript, and CSS to fit your specific needs.
If you're looking to generate a similar list of coupons, I can provide some guidance on how to structure the HTML and JavaScript code. However, please note that this would require a significant amount of customization to fit your specific needs.
Here is an example of how you could structure the HTML template:
```
<!-- Coupons Section -->
<div class="CNCouponsWrapper">
<div class="CouponGrid">
<!-- Coupon 1 -->
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">Squarespace Promo Code</span>
<p>Coupon code: EXCLUSIVE10</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52309/logo/squarespace_promo_code.png" alt="Squarespace Promo Code">
</div>
<!-- Coupon 2 -->
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">Dell Coupon Code</span>
<p>Coupon code: DEAL10</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52269/logo/dell_coupon_code.png" alt="Dell Coupon Code">
</div>
<!-- ... -->
</div>
</div>
```
And here's an example of how you could structure the JavaScript code to generate and display the coupons:
```
// Get the coupon container element
const couponContainer = document.getElementById('coupons');
// Define the list of coupons
const coupons = [
{ name: 'Squarespace Promo Code', code: 'EXCLUSIVE10' },
{ name: 'Dell Coupon Code', code: 'DEAL10' },
// ... add more coupons here ...
];
// Loop through the coupons and generate HTML for each one
coupons.forEach((coupon) => {
const couponContent = `
<div class="CNCouponsContent">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText">${coupon.name}</span>
<p>Coupon code: ${coupon.code}</p>
<img src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/${coupon.couponId}/logo/${coupon.couponCode}.png" alt="${coupon.name}">
</div>
`;
couponContainer.innerHTML += couponContent;
});
// Add event listener to each coupon anchor text
document.querySelectorAll('.CNCouponsAnchorText').forEach((anchor) => {
anchor.addEventListener('click', () => {
// Handle click event for each coupon anchor text
});
});
```
Please note that this is just a basic example and you may need to customize the HTML, JavaScript, and CSS to fit your specific needs.
. anywayz, if u wanna make ur own coupon generator, just remember that customization is key 
. the example they provided looks pretty basic tho, might want to add some more features like expiration dates or redemption limits 
. and btw, what's with the weird logo urls? are those actually squarespace/dell logos or just random pngs? 
. But back to the code, it seems kinda simple but what if you wanna add more products or services like how I used to do at my old job where we had this one employee who was always getting discounts on her coffee 
️... That would be so cool!
. Now customers gotta spend extra cash on new cases, what a rip-off 
. And to make matters worse, the updated cases are already selling out fast online 
.
. Anyway, if someone wants to generate something similar, they'll need to put in some extra work to make it fit their specific needs... not that hard though 
. The HTML part looks pretty straightforward, just a bunch of divs with some classes and text inside them 
. And the JavaScript part seems fine too, I guess... it's just generating some basic HTML code and adding event listeners for click events 
. Nothing too complicated there 
.
. Can't we just have a simple, straightforward way of generating coupons? Like, I get that it's supposed to be some kind of promo code, but come on, who uses HTML templates for this? 
It just looks like someone threw a bunch of random words and images together. 
.
. It's like, super easy to follow and understand, which is a huge plus for me when I'm coding 
. The way you've structured the HTML template is fire 
, especially the use of nested divs to create a grid-like layout. And the JavaScript part? 
It's like you're speaking my language! 
The way you loop through the coupons and generate HTML for each one is seamless 
anyway i dont care about the structure of the html or javascript i just wanna see more coupons added to the list 
i gotta say tho, generating coupons like this can be super time consuming if u hv to do it manually 4 each product & service... maybe ur code snippet could b customized 2 fit specific products or services? 
.