On 9/10/2013 07:35, Chris Down wrote:
> On 2013-10-09 11:28, Dave Angel wrote:
>> Alan's suggestions pretty much cover mine. Make your code readable,
>> rather than clever while you're learning.
>
> s/while you're learning//
>
But by the time you learn enough, you realize that when you stop
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On 2013-10-09 11:28, Dave Angel wrote:
> Alan's suggestions pretty much cover mine. Make your code readable,
> rather than clever while you're learning.
s/while you're learning//
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On 8/10/2013 18:50, Connor Hood wrote:
> Hi, I am taking a class in order to learn Python.
Welcome to Python, and to Python-tutor.
> One of the exercises I need to do is write function definitions. I
> cannot figure out how to do one of them. To show you an example here is a
> similar problem:
On 08/10/13 23:50, Connor Hood wrote:
# isPrime(m): I -> Bool
# If m is an integer, then isPrime(m) if and only if m is prime.
def isPrime(m):
return False if m <= 1 else isPrimeItr(1,0,m)
# isPrimeItr(i,a,m): I x I x I -> Bool
def isPrimeItr(i,a,m):
return False if a> 2 else True if
Hi Connor,
On 2013-10-08 17:50, Connor Hood wrote:
> Hi, I am taking a class in order to learn Python. One of the exercises I need
> to do is write function definitions. I cannot figure out how to do one of
> them. To show you an example here is a similar problem:
> If m is an integer, then isP
Hi, I am taking a class in order to learn Python. One of the exercises I need
to do is write function definitions. I cannot figure out how to do one of them.
To show you an example here is a similar problem:
If m is an integer, then isPrime(m) iff m is prime.The code:
# Prompts the user for an in
