On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 4:03 AM, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> one of the exercises in Zelle's book is:
>
> given
>
> import string
> s1 = "spam"
> s2 = "ni!"
>
> show a Python expression that could construct the following result by
> performing string operations on s1 and s2:
N
"David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I have two solutions:
a)
(string.capitalize(s1) + " " + string.capitalize( s2) + " " ) * 3
b)
"%s %s " % (string.capitalize(s1), string.capitalize(s2)) * 3
Both seem to work, but they seem overly complex. Where could I
improve?
Personally I'd go with b bu
On Oct 4, 2008, at 4:03 AM, David wrote:
Dear list,
one of the exercises in Zelle's book is:
given
import string
s1 = "spam"
s2 = "ni!"
show a Python expression that could construct the following result
by performing string operations on s1 and s2:
"Spam Ni! Spam Ni! Spam Ni!".
I have t
Dear list,
one of the exercises in Zelle's book is:
given
import string
s1 = "spam"
s2 = "ni!"
show a Python expression that could construct the following result by
performing string operations on s1 and s2:
"Spam Ni! Spam Ni! Spam Ni!".
I have two solutions:
a)
(string.capitalize(s1) + "
