I have cobbled together this code which gives me regex matches of files
whose names either begin with either MMDD_? or erased_YYMMDD_? and
whose extensions are exml or ewav.
Now I need to compare the date string (regex match) in the filename to
today's date. If the result of the comparison resu
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On 28Mar2019 12:08, Matthew Herzog wrote:
I have cobbled together this code which gives me regex matches of files
whose names either begin with either MMDD_? or erased_YYMMDD_? and
whose extensions are exml or ewav.
todaystri
I’m trying to make a password that must contain a number in it. Which method do
I use for that?
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On 28/03/2019 21:12, lucasbreault2...@gmail.com wrote:
> I’m trying to make a password that must contain a number in it.
I assume you mean you want to check whether a password
has a number in it? Does it need to be a single digit
or can there be multiple?
> Which method do I use for that?
There
I am new and I have tried everything I can think I of. I want it to run like a
converstion.
print(" I am Bob")
name = input("What is your name")
print("Nice to meet you")
age = input("How old are you?")
print("I was not programed with a age")
city = input("Where do you live?")
temperature = f
On 29/03/19 12:55 PM, Sveum, Christian wrote:
I am new and I have tried everything I can think I of. I want it to run like a
converstion.
print(" I am Bob")
...
What is not working?
How far does the program run before stopping?
What error message are you seeing?
(why won't you share it with us
On 28/03/2019 23:55, Sveum, Christian wrote:
> I am new and I have tried everything I can think I of. I want it to run like
> a converstion.
Its always good to be as specific as possible.
What exactly do you mean by "can't get it to run right"?
Does it crash? Do you get an error message?
If so se
