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> Thankyou!
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> Chris
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My first time answering the list!!! (sorry for this outburst!)
>From my limited knowledge your if/else statement is correct BUT your print
should start with lower caps, that's why it's not working.
You
tp://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/
It was previously known as Pydee and has lot's of features that I, as a
beginner, find good, like the calltips, function browser, console, online
help... and so on!
Best regards!
Joaquim Santos
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lling to find
out by searching a list/web instead of trying out by themselves...
they are going to find it!
Cheers!
2012/1/5 Robert Sjoblom :
> On 5 January 2012 19:41, Joaquim Santos wrote:
>> Hi List!
> [...]
>> This is my script (I know that I only verify a small range b
e -= 26
newLetter = chr(asciiValue)
textTranslated.append(newLetter)
joinedText = ''.join(textTranslated)
return joinedText
text = 'g fmnc wms bgblr rpylqjyrc gr zw fylb'
a = decrypt(text, 2)
print a
and this is the end result:
i hope you didnt transl
before not using Plain text!
Joaquim Santos
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Hi again list!
I've been trying to implement the feedback I got. So far, I removed the
print statements from the function, limited the range (just for the z at
the moment) and tried to get all printing in one or two lines... but
without success...
I don't know if I'm doing the join as it should...
ules and
stuff to install and print it out but no printed online version? You can
find for other languages, so where is the one for Python?
I know I could install the said modules/scripts but I just think this
should also be somewhere...
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Joaquim Santos
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- How can I make this "Human readable"? ... Print the letters in just one
(or more) lines and maybe replace the " for spaces (This one I suppose it
could/should be done with whitespaces() or just making a loop to check
