On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 7:47 AM, David Palao wrote:
> Sorry, there is a typo:
> "(num+a,)" should be "(num+1,)", obviously.
>
> 2014-02-05 David Palao :
>> Hi,
>> Is it not clear to me if you must distinguish ints from other type of
>> numbers, or if, for instances floats and ints must be dealt
>>
Sorry, there is a typo:
"(num+a,)" should be "(num+1,)", obviously.
2014-02-05 David Palao :
> Hi,
> Is it not clear to me if you must distinguish ints from other type of
> numbers, or if, for instances floats and ints must be dealt
> differently.
> Anyway, I would propose something like the follo
Hi,
Is it not clear to me if you must distinguish ints from other type of
numbers, or if, for instances floats and ints must be dealt
differently.
Anyway, I would propose something like the following function:
def FindNumbers(a_string):
print "You entered:", a_string
out_list = []
for
I am in a beginning python course and am working through some code and I
can't even figure out how to start building this particular section of code.
My goal is to get a sentence for the user and to take each number in the
user string and add 1 to each number. i.e "the 4 people had 6 dogs" would
c
