jaco erasmus wrote:
Thank you for the help, everyone.
Like I said, I got the basics for my text file comparison, but my problem is
with how to get binary to text, so your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I'll get to it! (0001 = a, 0010 = b, ...)
>>> int('01101110', 2)
110
>>> chr(1
Thank you for the help, everyone.
Like I said, I got the basics for my text file comparison, but my problem is
with how to get binary to text, so your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I'll get to it! (0001 = a, 0010 = b, ...)
Cheers, and thanks again.
Jakes
"Savyn - OpenERP Mail" wrote
I am new to programming (a passion mainly).
I have no background in programming.
Check out the Non Programmers section of the Python web
site it has several tutorials designed for complete beginners.
The official tutorioal is really for those who can already
You may want to check out a short article entitled "Instant Hacking" by
Magnus Lie Hetland. It is an introduction to programming using Python
as an example. In the first paragraph thereby mentioned, there is a
link to another easy article titled "Instant Python" written by the same
author. H
Hi, Welcome to the list:
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 7:48 PM, Savyn - OpenERP Mail
wrote:
> Dear Everyone
>
> I am new to programming (a passion mainly). I have no background in
> programming. The python.org beginner tutorial seems hard after a few
> chapters or not sure how to merge requirement w
Dear Everyone
I am new to programming (a passion mainly). I have no background in
programming. The python.org beginner tutorial seems hard after a few chapters
or not sure how to merge requirement with the tutorials.
Where and how should I start programming with python for complete beginner?
Hello,
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:46 PM, sihong lin wrote:
> hi,
>
> Those days the idle couldn't open in windows 7. Today I found the type of
> file python.py(c:\Python27\lib\idlelib) is "no console". what is it means?
> that is why the idle couldn't open, right?
>
> thanks
>
> Sharon
>
Can you
Hi folks,
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
>
> "sihong lin" wrote
>>
>> Those days the idle couldn't open in windows 7.
>> Today I found the type of file python.py(c:\Python27\lib\idlelib) is
>> "no console". what is it means? that is why the idle couldn't
>> open, right?
>
> N
"sihong lin" wrote
Those days the idle couldn't open in windows 7.
Today I found the type of file python.py(c:\Python27\lib\idlelib) is
"no console". what is it means? that is why the idle couldn't
open, right?
No, that just means you don't get a black DOS window in the
background. But since
hi,
Those days the idle couldn't open in windows 7. Today I found the type of file
python.py(c:\Python27\lib\idlelib) is "no console". what is it means? that is
why the idle couldn't open, right?
thanks
Sharon
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jaco erasmus wrote:
Baby steps, first, though. For the moment, I just want to compare 2 text
files, have similar letters give me 0 and different letters give me 1. I
want to take those and turn them into letters. How would I do that?
The basic algorithm is:
1 Read one file into text1
2 Rea
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 8:33 AM, jaco erasmus wrote:
> Hi there, list
> The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
> a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
> Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
On 01/-10/-28163 02:59 PM, jaco erasmus wrote:
Hi there, list
The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
am still an i
Hi there, list
The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
am still an idiot playing around with text files, substituting
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