Re: [Tutor] [Python 3] Threads status, join() and Semaphore queue

On 24Nov2018 16:08, Dimitar Ivanov wrote: Your explanation definitely clears up quite a bit of my misunderstanding, thank you for that! There was a reason why I shy away from using Queue, but for the life of me I can't remember right now what that reason was. I will have to modify my code usin

Re: [Tutor] Help.Please!

On 24/11/2018 20:37, Brian Ngari wrote: > miles of that number. Please prompt the user for the current mileage > recorded on the car and also for the mileage recorded on the car at the > time of the last oil change. Then, please let the user know if it’s time to > change the oil. You do some of

[Tutor] FW: Python Selenium

I am working with a site that allows you to make reservations for different times of the day. The HTML (controlled by someone else) does not include specific names for each time – the HTML is very similar. With help from this group, I have figured out how to locate an element using an xpath with

[Tutor] Help.Please!

Hi there, I'm struggling mightily on this problem. Write a program that determines if you need an oil change. This program should determine if your car needs an oil change. Assume you change your oil every 7,500 miles and you want to change the oil if you’re within 500 miles of that number. Pleas

Re: [Tutor] [Python 3] Threads status, join() and Semaphore queue

Hi Cameron, Massive apologies for the delayed answer! Your explanation definitely clears up quite a bit of my misunderstanding, thank you for that! There was a reason why I shy away from using Queue, but for the life of me I can't remember right now what that reason was. I will have to modify my

Re: [Tutor] A required question

David, As I suspected. Yes, I am aware how to do those things. Just wondered if anyone automated the process so a fairly simple interface worked. I am dropping the request. Avi -Original Message- From: Tutor On Behalf Of David Rock Sent: Friday, November 23, 2018 9:28 PM To: Tutor P

Re: [Tutor] A required question

Alan, I appreciate the feedback. I am guilty of starting with what was meant to be an example that wandered off into something that looks like I am developing an actual set of methods. But on the main topic, I wondered if the language or user community had already built some FUNCTIONALITY alo