so we don't usually care too much about types. Are you sure you
>>really need all that type checking code?
...I included a type check for a string to make sure that a future programmer
(or myself) wouldn't try to pass in a list of lines after a text has been
split.
Other code internal to th
Guys,
Thanks for all the helpI am working my way through "Snake wrangling for
kids" as a start. I downloaded Netbeans and installed the plug in as Idle
will not load on my 64 bit Windows 7. And I have WXPython 2.8 plus the
examples to play with.
Life is good in rainy England,
Steve
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On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 4:29 AM, Stephen Farthing wrote:
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> Thanks for all the helpI am working my way through "Snake wrangling for
> kids" as a start. I downloaded Netbeans and installed the plug in as Idle
> will not load on my 64 bit Windows 7. And I have WXPython 2.8 plus the
> examples t
In the process of learning Python, I have given myself a programming
exercise to do. This is a standard thing I do whenever learning a new
programming language and I have used this same exercise several times before
with other programming languages. It is a simple text based game that
simply lets
