hi Michael,
in Python, names are not declared ahead of time so Python uses the
assigment of a name to "bind" it to a particular namespace.
you first assigned a "global" x with the value of 5.
in your testa and testc functions, you are only using variable x, and
because x is already assigned globa
hi Max,
you can use:
alph = ["a","b", ]
myString = "".join(alph)
print myString
regards,
tanja
On 5/7/05, Max Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello-
>
> I've started writing a suite of tools to help me do
> Crypto puzzles (slowly...) My first snippet of code
> allos me to print out a
try pyICQ-t, (it's an ICQ transport for jabber implemented in python)
http://pyicq-t.blathersource.org/
regards,
tanja
On 4/28/05, Mark Kels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi list !
> Does anyone here knows of a way to connect to ICQ with Python?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> --
> 1. The day Microsoft
hi Bernard,
you have to specify the module as well:
let's say your module is called rtModule.py,
then in your case you'd do:
import rtModule
testClass = rtModule.rt()
testClass.walk()
or:
from rtModule import rt
testClass = rt()
testClass.walk()
regards,
tanja
On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 17:43:07
hi,
ok i don't think i've ever written to this list before (although i've
been a subscriber for quite some time) so here's a chance to introduce
myself properly (and not sounding a complete idiot ;))
Tanya, 30, Slovenia (europe), single, student again (computer
science, software engeneering) afte
