On 2011/11/28 11:37 AM, Peter Otten wrote:
Christian Witts wrote:
Is there anything wrong with just doing the following ?
from random import shuffle
# just type words with space separating the items
# ie. one two three four five
words = input('Please enter a list of words: ')
word_list = words
Christian Witts wrote:
> Is there anything wrong with just doing the following ?
>
> from random import shuffle
> # just type words with space separating the items
> # ie. one two three four five
> words = input('Please enter a list of words: ')
> word_list = words.split()
> print word_list
> shu
On 28/11/11 08:57, Christian Witts wrote:
Is there anything wrong with just doing the following ?
No, it's what we were trying to get the OP to discover for himself :-)
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On 2011/11/28 12:17 AM, myles broomes wrote:
I requested help for this code earlier and I thought it had been corrected but
apparently, there is still a problem with it...
#random word order program
#the user gives the program a list of words
#the program then returns them in a random order
im
On 28/11/11 07:57, Charles Becker wrote:
A way to make the code more 'pythonic' and easier to read might be to
replace the conditional
while len(random_word_list) != len(word_list)
With the following :
for x in range(len(word_list))
Unfortunately that won't work with the OPs alg
Dave, Myles, et al,
On Nov 27, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Dave Angel wrote:
> On 11/27/2011 05:17 PM, myles broomes wrote:
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>> #random order list
>> while len(random_word_list) != len(word_list):
>> word = random.choice(word_list)
>> if word not in random_word_l
On 11/27/2011 05:17 PM, myles broomes wrote:
I requested help for this code earlier and I thought it had been corrected but
apparently, there is still a problem with it...
To start with, tell us what version of Python, and what operating system
platform you're using. I'm assuming Python 3.x a
On 2011-11-27 23:17, myles broomes wrote:
#get the users input for the list of words, one by one
first_word = input("Please enter your first word: ")
second_word = input("Please enter your second word: ")
third_word = input("Please enter your third word: ")
fourth_word = input("Please enter your
I requested help for this code earlier and I thought it had been corrected but
apparently, there is still a problem with it...
#random word order program
#the user gives the program a list of words
#the program then returns them in a random order
import random
#explain the purpose of the progra
On 11/27/2011 11:28 AM, myles broomes wrote:
Im trying to make a program where the user enters 5 words and then the list of
words a is returned in a random order. Heres the code I have come up with so
far:
#random word order program
#the user gives the program a list of words
#the program then
Im trying to make a program where the user enters 5 words and then the list of
words a is returned in a random order. Heres the code I have come up with so
far:
#random word order program
#the user gives the program a list of words
#the program then returns them in a random order
import random
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