I just tried it in Python 3 (both at the interactive prompt and in idle)
and both places I get:
>>> "food is very nice" #lets eat
'food is very nice'
>>>
So it looks like it *should* work. You might copy and paste exactly what
you get into a post, including the full error traceso that we can s
"jims" wrote
I apologize for asking such a dumb question
The only dumb questions are the ones you don;t ask.
Its how to learn!
Simply put here is where I am stuck. (Python version 3.0)
I type in the example using the comment command:
(example) *>>> "food is very nice" #lets eat
The >>
At the >>> prompt (which is the interactive) interpreter, try:
print('food is very nice') #lets eat
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 5:45 PM, jims wrote:
> I apologize for asking such a dumb question but I have no prior programming
> experience and am trying to learn by following examples from a book.
I apologize for asking such a dumb question but I have no prior
programming experience and am trying to learn by following examples from
a book. And also from the web.
Simply put here is where I am stuck. (Python version 3.0)
I type in the example using the comment command:
(example) *>>> "f
