"Katt" wrote
date = "cyear_11_05"
date2 = date.split("_")
check_year = date2[0]
if check_year == "cyear":
year = localtime().tm_year
else:
year = int(date2[0])
print year
Did I do the slice incorrectly? I thought that when you take the first
location (0) of a list then it would take t
"Katt" wrote
(Looks like maybe you hijacked another thread, instead of just creating
a new message, with new topic, for the list)
Sorry, about that. I got lazy and just replied to a tutor message I had
in my inbox. Will make sure not to let that happen again.
Looks like it happened agai
"Modulok" wrote
I would like to know how would I evaluate a string expression in python.
For example, if i say:
a = "3*2"
I want to do something to evaluate the variable 'a' to give me 6. How
can I do this?
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The eval() function can do this:
eval("3*2")
WARNING: Long winded securi
