Re: [Tutor] Alan Gauld's tut - namespaces

2006-04-27 Thread Kent Johnson
Alan Gauld wrote: > However I'll refrain from saying much more since I do think the > namespaces topic could be significantly improved if only I could > find better words and examples. Hi Alan, Looking at the tutorial, I think it jumps too quickly to more advanced material (multiple modules) bef

Re: [Tutor] Alan Gauld's tut - namespaces

2006-04-26 Thread John Connors
G'day Alan, >However I'll refrain from saying much more since I do think the >namespaces topic could be significantly improved if only I could >find better words and examples. > >So please everyone, feel free to try to explain this idea to Payal >so that I can steal your ideas for the tutorial!!

Re: [Tutor] Alan Gauld's tut - namespaces

2006-04-26 Thread Alan Gauld
"Payal Rathod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after > reading the explanation. > I get 110 if I use it as a function. > spam = 42 def print42(): print spam > ... spam = 110 print42() >

Re: [Tutor] Alan Gauld's tut - namespaces

2006-04-26 Thread John Connors
G'day Payal, I had trouble understanding the namespaces section of the tutorial too but it all clicked the other day when Alan explained the difference between import first and from first import * John >Hi, >In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after >reading the expl

[Tutor] Alan Gauld's tut - namespaces

2006-04-26 Thread Payal Rathod
Hi, In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after reading the explanation. I get 110 if I use it as a function. >>> spam = 42 >>> def print42(): print spam ... >>> spam = 110 >>> print42() 110 Why do you get 42 when you use it as module? I haven't understood the explantai