No, there is not. Integers are inmutable types, so you cannot modify them
in place, so you do:
i += 1
or
i = i+1
which creates a new integer and makes "i" reference it.
Hugo
> Hello
>Is there a increment operator in python similar to c++
> like so "SomeVariable++"
>
> __
and just work with parameter passing.
>>
>
> Lovely, thank you. I started a project that is for learning spanish
> on-line, of currently 300 lines or so, that is proceeding rapidly
> thanks to these lessons learned. Thank you Python Tutors, and thank
> you Python!
Hola Luis,
I'd like to help with
> Strangely, the calls to print form.get('author') and
> form.get('password') don't appear in the output. Only the form.keys()
> appears.
I don't have this on the top of my head, but I'm pretty sure you have to
get the 'value' attribute, as in:
print form.get('password').value
do a dir (form.g
