g = 0
results = [correct, match, wrong]
results = getflag(flag_1, results)
results = getflag(flag_2, results)
results = getflag(flag_3, results)
results = getflag(flag_4, results)
Any thoughts?
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One of the things I wanted to do is to use a four integer array to get
four integers returned from a function. I ended up using what I think
is a list. (I'm not really sure of the datatypes yet). This is what I
did, and it works, but looks very inel
switch and case, but I gather there is no direct
equivalent in Python ... But it works as is.
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style works fine for immutable
types (int, float, str) but does not work as people new to Python
think it does.
Thanks for the warning.
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ot it. Looks good! I've
looked at 'Snake Wrangling for Kids'. Informative, but the example code
is not going to inspire kids. Al Sweigarts two e-books are a bit
better, but I think I'm going to get more mileage from the above. Thanks.
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to concentrate on Python3 or stay with Python2 and get into bad
habits when it comes to change eventually? Apart from the print and
input functions, I haven't so far got a lot to re-learn.
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nd Unity
haters. I guess Unity is a bit like Marmite. I get the view that
Python3 is just a natural progression. I never experienced this with c
as the standard library base on Kernighan and Ritchie never seemed to
change its syntax from the word go.
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aback a few years later when my son left his job as
sys-admin for a big firm. He said that the work was a job for a
twenty-year old whiz-kid. He was more interested in how business
works. He now charges an absolute fortune as a freelance consultant.
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n and
helpful. I now await my Raspberry-pi to see what stuff I can run on
it. I assume it comes with Python3 in the bootable Fedora OS. By the
time it comes, I thinnk I'll have found my way around Python to a usable
extent.
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that version, so it must have been ansi-c. I hadn't realised it was any
different from the K&R specs. Interesting!
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the days!
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d it - and certainly I hadn't realised that I already
have it as part of python3. Most of the simple examples that I would
want to use should convert using 2to3 'out of the box'. Thanks.
Regards, Barry.
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in an incorrect position
Result: 0 - you have a correct number in an incorrect position
Result: -1 - you have an incorrect number
Result: -1 - you have an incorrect number
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import random
# generate rand
yntax while I'm at it? Is there
any good reason to move away from Python2?
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