Quoting Liam Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> While we're on challenge 4, I assume a linked list is important. Can
> anyone point me at a good introduction to linked lists?
A linked list, at a high level, is a data structure made of "nodes", where each
node contains some data and a pointer to the n
While we're on challenge 4, I assume a linked list is important. Can anyone point me at a good introduction to linked lists?
Oh, and Servando - I use urllib like this -
>>>import urllib
>>>opener = urllib.URLopener()
>>> page = opener.open('http://www.google.co.nz')
>>> pageData = page.read()
> import urllib
> name="some URL"
> X = urllib.urlopen(name)
> print X
>
> the output of X in very strange to me. I have include the exact
output:
>0x91068>>
The message is the clue. urlopen returms a fileobject. So you
treat X like an open file. You have to read() from it to get
the data.
Al
Servando Garcia wrote:
> Thanks to the many hints from the list I have made it to level four, of
> the python challenges. Many thanks to all.
> I truly have been looking for a solid example to follow on the use of
> the URL module. I don't feel am using it correctly or I am not
> understandi
Try:
print X.readline()
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Subject: [Tutor] following the chain
Thanks to the many hints from the list I have made it to level four, of
the
Thanks to the many hints from the list I have made it to level four, of
the python challenges. Many thanks to all.
I truly have been looking for a solid example to follow on the use of
the URL module. I don't feel am using it correctly or I am not
understanding/using the clue correctly.
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