<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> think), but since I'm new to this thing, I thought I'd do the safe
> thing and
> try a second time.
I personally didn't see the earlier one so can't say if it got here or
not.
But I'll throw in some comments below.
But first I will say that you seem to be going out
Hi,
Not sure if this is necessary, as I sent another email to the list (I
think), but since I'm new to this thing, I thought I'd do the safe thing and
try a second time.
The code almost works now. Although, as soon as the converter gets a number
-8 or lower, it adds a 0 that is not necessary.
CO
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am having trouble getting the string.count function to work. I want it to
> count the amount of digits (0 or 1) in the string, but I keep getting an
> error stating the string.count was expecting a character buffer object.
> CODE:
> count = string.count(conversion(n),["
You can only count one at a time.
count = conversion(n).count("0") + conversion(n).count("1")
count is a string method, so it operates directly on the string - you
don't have to call it like you did.
import string
string.count(mystr, "cheese")
is the same as
mystr.count("cheese")
At least it
I am having trouble getting the string.count function to work. I want it to
count the amount of digits (0 or 1) in the string, but I keep getting an
error stating the string.count was expecting a character buffer object.
CODE:
count = string.count(conversion(n),["0","1"])
ERROR:
Traceback (most re
