"Zameer Manji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Are there any simple python projects out there that have well
documented
code and are recommended for new users to read and modify ?
Depends on what you count as well documented!
You can try a search on Sourceforge with lanuage=python.
Try fixing som
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Are there any simple python projects out there that have well documented
code and are recommended for new users to read and modify ?
I have created a few small programs on my own, but I feel that I will
learn more now if I attempt to understand code
Looking at my system, it looks like you 180MB is for all your python
packages together, not each one.
I get 68.67MB under my add/remove which is the size of my Python folder.
Chris
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I'm running windows XP. Judging from the Add/Remove programs interface,
it appears that many python packages I've installed over the years are
each taking up right around 180MB. This includes pyreadline, winpdb,
pywordnet, numarray, numpy, and many others besides. It seems an uncanny
coincidence th
Hello world!
I'm trying to run a mpd client
(http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/What_MPD_Is_and_Is_Not) and thought, for the
users convenience to do a local discovery. But I'm not sure how to `do
it. Therefore my question is : what lib should I use in order to
discover a local server(I was thinking as much
"kinuthia muchane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
2&1
0
3&1
1
Would someone kindly explain to me what is going on here. All I can
see
is even numbers return a '0' and odds a '1'. I also know all even
numbers in binary end in a zero. I had thought '&' was another way
of
writing the 'and' ope
