On 28/11/11 10:31, surya k wrote:
Thanks for that information. I understood what you are saying but in
general when python doesn't give us executable files (whether its in
Mac/ Linux/ Windows).. how could people develop programs ?.
At some point of time people need to provide a file that runs wit
In some cases, it is a useful fact that Python only shows error messages when
they are encountered. For example, I can test a program while keeping away
from an area that still doesn't work, rather than having to make it work
flawlessly before my first test.
Python *can* generate executables w
surya k wrote:
Thanks for that information. I understood what you are saying but in general when python doesn't give us executable files (whether its in Mac/ Linux/ Windows).. how could people develop programs ?.
At some point of time people need to provide a file that runs without the help of a
ython interpreter..
From: Sarma Tangirala
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2011 3:46 PM
To: surya k
Cc: Python Tutor
Subject: Re: [Tutor] why doesn't python show error
On 28 November 2011 15:23, surya k wrote:
1. Why doesn't python show error(description given below) at the beginni
On 28 November 2011 15:23, surya k wrote:
>
> 1. Why doesn't python show error(description given below) at
> the beginning when we use functions which aren't present in the standard
> modules...
>
> Example:
>
> TheString = raw_input('enter a string')lengthofStr = strlen(TheString)Look
> closely,
1. Why doesn't python show error(description given below) at the beginning when
we use functions which aren't present in the standard modules...
Example:
TheString = raw_input('enter a string')lengthofStr = strlen(TheString)Look
closely, I used a wrong function to find length of the string. [
