HI
help mi. here's what i tried but it's not working
print "Type Control C or -1 to exit"
def print_menu():
print '1. Print Phone Numbers'
print '2. Add a Phone Number'
print '3. Remove a Phone Number'
print '4. Lookup a Phone Number'
print '5. Quit'
print
numbers = {}
menu
hi
i'm trying to write a code that handle errors help
def print_menu():
print '1. Print Phone Numbers'
print '2. Add a Phone Number'
print '3. Remove a Phone Number'
print '4. Lookup a Phone Number'
print '5. Quit'
print
numbers = {}
menu_choice = 0
print_menu()
while men
clock.py,problem is to get the last two digits to be random.her's what i
tried
from time import time,ctime
prev_time = ""
while(1):
the_time = ctime()
if (prev_time != the_time):
print "The time is :",ctime(time())
prev_time = the_time
guess = 0
number = 1-60
while guess != number
hi
i'm trying to extend a list program by adding a test, problem is after
getting the menu of taking the test i can't seem to get the test running
i.e viewing of questions and answers. here's what i tried to do
menu_item = 0
list = []
while menu_item !=9:
print "-"
#keeps asking for password until it has been entered 3 times
password = input(" tell me a password: ")
correct = False
answer = "Flower"
if password == answer:
while correct == False
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hi
problem :modification of a guessing game excersize to a password asking
program. her's what i tried.
s = raw_input
#asks for a password
#prints it if correct
password = input( "Tell me a password: ")
password ==dal
print password,"Tell me a password: "
elif password ==dal
print "accurate"
Chris Smith wrote:
>
> On Friday, Apr 22, 2005, at 10:00 America/Chicago, Max Noel wrote:
>
>>
>>> Do you have a suggestion as to what can I give a module so it has
>>> enough information to execute a function that resides in __main__?
>>> Here is a visual of what is going on:
>>>
>>> --__ma
Alberto Troiano wrote:
You can do this:
>>> word=raw_input("Type the word: ")
Type the word: Kokiri Forest
>>> print word
Kokiri Forest
>>> print word[::-1]
tseroF irikoK
But I saw that this gave you a hard time so this is an alternate
longer way:
>>> backword=""
>>> counter=len(word)
>>> while c
