John Connors said unto the world upon 22/02/06 07:59 PM:
> G'day,
>
> I think my peanut sized brain is starting to understand how to do this.
Glad you're making progress :-) It's normal it takes a while to learn
to adjust your thinking to a rigid and precise system.
I've made some pretty big
G'day Sean,
>Jumping to the middle of a book or movie will lead to similar confusion.
>
>Give a look at Dive Into Python. Available as either a book or online.
I have it and it's a great book, and I have worked my way through a lot of
it unfortunately my brain can't take something in unless I do
Jumping to the middle of a book or movie will lead to similar confusion.
Give a look at Dive Into Python. Available as either a book or online.
http://www.diveintopython.org/
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G'day,
I think my peanut sized brain is starting to understand how to do this. I
tried with a simple dice game where 4 dice are rolled, if the total of the
last 2 dice rolled is 6 you win. It's kinda pointless using 4 dice rolls
when only 2 are needed but I wanted to prove to myself I could cal
yeah GOTO , in basic (I used to write software in Commodore BASIC
myself) is similar to a for or while loop -
In BASIC, you would write a program, *including* line numbers thus:
10 a=32
20 b="hello"
30 print a
40 print b
50 a=a-1
60 if a > 0 goto 20
70 end
(It's probably not 100% syntactically
Dnia środa, 22 lutego 2006 12:43, John Connors napisał:
> I know goto and gosub are evil, bad habits but I'm starting to miss them.
You SHOULD miss them. GOSUB is called a function call in Python (you call a
function by its name, rather than by its starting line number)
Someone misinformed you
John Connors said unto the world upon 22/02/06 05:43 AM:
> G'day,
>
> With my only programming experience being C-64 Basic I'm finding that I
> struggle a bit understanding some of the concepts of Python, I wish I
> could block basic right out of my brain.
>
> One of the things I can't get a gr
G'day,
With my only programming experience being C-64 Basic I'm finding that I
struggle a bit understanding some of the concepts of Python, I wish I could
block basic right out of my brain.
One of the things I can't get a grasp of is how to repeat a routine many
times. For example a simple d
