On Thu, 18 Dec 2014 20:27:03 -0500
Adam Jensen wrote:
> And to build the 'lines' list (although, this is getting rather ugly):
>
> >>> lines = [[random.randint(x,x+6) for x in range(1,50,7)] for i in range(7)]
Oops, in the context of the original program this might make more sense if
written a
On Fri, 19 Dec 2014 00:55:49 +
Alan Gauld wrote:
> You could have used a list instead of all the
> individual variables
>
> line[0] = ...
> line[1] = ...
>
> But then you could get clever and use a loop:
>
> while lines != 0:
> start = 1
> period = 7
> for lineNum in range(7):
On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 09:10:40PM +, Abdullahi Farah Mohamud wrote:
> hello i need help with a program and i dont understand what is wrong
> it is a lottery ticket generator.
> the problem is:
> when the computers asks the user if he would like to go again and the user
> says yes, it asks for
On 18/12/14 21:10, Abdullahi Farah Mohamud wrote:
hello i need help with a program and i dont understand what is wrong
Please always add a meaningful subject line.
when the computers asks the user if he would like to go again
> and the user says yes, it asks for the number of lines
> and the
hello i need help with a program and i dont understand what is wrong
it is a lottery ticket generator.
the problem is:
when the computers asks the user if he would like to go again and the user says
yes, it asks for the number of lines and then if the user clicks 3 it will only
give me one line.
