> > def LoadAddresses():
> > """ Loads all addresses from file and places
> > them in tuple in form (bool, list), where the list is each
> > row from the file (a person's name | email). """
> > success, lines = (False, [])
> > try:
> > f = open(addressBookPath, 'r'
On Sun, 17 Jun 2012, Alan Gauld wrote:
On 17/06/12 02:45, mariocatch wrote:
after each row?
#it's causing multiple line separations when writing back out
to file (because each
# time we finish reading, it ends with a trailing newline).
f.write("{0}{1}{2}\n".format(k
On 17/06/12 02:45, mariocatch wrote:
I'm essentially asking if someone wouldn't mind taking a look at what I
have so far, and giving some advice on some of my weak areas,
Welcome, I've inserted a few comments below.
In general it's OK although personally I'd probably put the email
validation
Hello All,
I'm currently in the midst of learning Python, and am absolutely loving the
language thus far! I'm a .NET developer in my professional life, and have
been recently influenced to learn Python - and I'm glad I was :)
I am working on an address book application (input through raw_input(
