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my friend and he
> said that he has the same problem...anybody?...help???
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It closes because it is finished.
If you want to see the result, you could either:
- Place another input("") after the print statement.
- Run the program from the c
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this
to be the reason it is popular in tutorials, and if all the tutorials you
use, use nano, you will probably use it too.
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and values.
So you could do something like this:
records = {'US': {'2007': 22.5, '2008': 44.8}, 'UK': {'2008': 3.4, '2007':
2.6}}
You can now access a particular record as follows:
In: print records['UK']['2007']
On 25/03/2008, elis aeris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> what if i want it only to 2nd decimal?
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> what if i want to cut off everything behind decimal?
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In: print "%.2f" % (0.99)
Out: 0.99
http://docs.python.org/lib/typesseq-s
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I think to do float division the operands should be floats.
So if you do:
print float(a-x) / float(w)
It s
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I think to do float division the operands should be floats.
So if you do:
print float(a-x) / float(w)
It s
nction as follows:
y = randrange(1,n)
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is maybe:
https://launchpad.net/gasp-code
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> if pinPattern.match(howmany):
> while counter < int(howmany):
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You could use string formatting to output all pin numbers as 4 character
strings.
http://docs.python.org/lib/typesseq-strings.html
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Hi,
I was following the thread on about the _("xx") thingy.
Since then I played around a bit with underscores at the console and it
seems to me that if you execute code with a return value but you dont save
the result, then _ is a pointer to this value.
Is that correct?
4
4
print _
4
So if
ely I'd have thought would be "sharp"
as in music notation, which is where, I think, it originated.
And this is really off-topic now! :-)
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