On 05/12/12 05:29, frank ernest wrote:
Opensuse 12.2 python3.2
I discoverd that some of the examples for definitions in the
tutorial are not valid. I am reporting this as a bug.
Don't be shy, let us know the ticket numbers :)
I've looked on the bug tracker and can't see any sign of your
bug
les you
found "bugs" in. Could be the page they're on was meant for a different
version of Python than what you're running. For example, in Python 2.x,
'print' was a statement, while in 3.x it's a function.
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On 12/04/2012 01:29 PM, frank ernest wrote:
> Opensuse 12.2 python3.2
> I discoverd that some of the examples for definitions in the tutorial are
> not valid. I am reporting this as a bug.
And what are the bug numbers? Or links to the bug reports? Otherwise
why are you telling us about them wi
On 04/12/12 18:29, frank ernest wrote:
Opensuse 12.2 python3.2
I discoverd that some of the examples for definitions in the tutorial
are not valid. I am reporting this as a bug.
It's not clear what you mean by definitions here.
In the mean time I tried to look up definitions in the Language
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Opensuse 12.2 python3.2
I discoverd that some of the examples for definitions in the tutorial are not
valid. I am reporting this as a bug.
In the mean time I tried to look up definitions in the Language Referance part
of the python documentation but I'm still confused. The if, for, etc. are
st
