Burge Kurt wrote:
>>divmod(...)
>>divmod(x, y) -> (div, mod)
>
>
> What is the easiest way to use div and mod seperately as an attribute like:
>
> if a = divmod(x,y)
>
> a.div or a.mod
The result of calling divmod() is a two-element tuple. You access the
elements by indexing:
>>> a
Burge Kurt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the usage of div_t in python?
>
> I have some unsigned integer variables and want to use ;
>
> div_t div_T;
> div_t div_N;
> div_t div_B;
I guess this is more C code. It doesn't have any Python equivalent -
Python doesn't declare variables and doesn't hav
At 02:59 PM 1/11/2006, Burge Kurt wrote:
>Hi,
>
>What is the usage of div_t in python?
>
>I have some unsigned integer variables and want to use ;
>
>div_t div_T;
>div_t div_N;
>div_t div_B;
Your question is meaningless to me! Please clarify.
div_t is not a Python constant or built_in.
div_t div
Hi,
What is the usage of div_t in python?
I have some unsigned integer variables and want to use ;
div_t div_T;
div_t div_N;
div_t div_B;
.
.
..
Best for all,
Burge
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