Hi,
I am new to programming, altough i have read a few books about OOP and
O'Reily's Learning Python.
I would like some critique on my first program, is it normal for it to be
this long to do something simple?
I know i could have turned some of these things into classes and functions
but i don't kn
Thanks everyone, I am trying to figure out functions and classes right now,
i will probably rewrite the program once i get that down and probably use
try: and except: for error catching.
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Having a problem finding the first 1000 prime numbers, here is my code:-
print(2)
n =3
counter =1
while counter <=1000:
for x in range(3,int((n**0.5)),2):
if n%x != 0:
print(n)
n+=1
counter+=1
else:
n+=1
The problem is, it prints 2 and then does nothing, yet if i
Hi, just started python at Uni and think i am in for a rough ride with zero
> prior experience in programming.
> Anyway my problem that i can't fix my self after googling.
>
> The exercise is to generate a list of odd numbers between 1-100 and the
> same
> for even numbers.
>
> So far this is what
>
>
> > What 'problem' are you trying to solve?
> In general, anytime you can use a premade solution, you are at an
> advantage,
> not cheating.
> That's one of the marks of a truly good programmer - being able to reuse as
> much code as possible.
> Unless it's a homework problem and he said "don't
