tanding_Amount,to
make an increment?
Please, is it the same thing with the withdrawing format, in case i
want to decrement the account as in withdrawing??
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logic.
Another approach is using try and except as others have mentioned.
However I doubt whether your course has introduced exception handling.
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except ValueError:
continue
new_text = MultiplyText(text, multiplier)
return new_text
if __name == '__main__':
print GetUserInput()
To fix both problems replace
multiplier.isdigit()
with
multiplier = int(multiplier)
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put('Height: ')
while h <= 0:
print 'Must be a positive number'
h = input('Height: ')
print 'Width =',w,' Height =',h,' so Area =',area(w,h)
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the grid to display with the initial state.
Then step back, say "well done,Leo" then add code to advance to
subsequent states with some limit.
I'll post the code that I already have later today.
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7;2' is the question what is "recipe.txt" + 2>
If you come up with anything other than "recipe.txt2" then you need to
review how Python works.
Another idea is: when you get an unexpected result there must be a very
good reason for it. Do a little hunting. Each time you
(most recent call last):
File "C:/Python27/Card Game.py", line 69, in
print my_hand
File "C:/Python27/Card Game.py", line 25, in __str__
for card in self.card:
AttributeError: 'Hand' object has no attribute 'card'
>>>
/*Would you please help me as to where I got it wrong with this
program
ct), an if-elif-else statement, and the use of
Python's random number generator.
Do you know how to create a loop? If not, why not?
Do you know how to test for low or high? If not why not?
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If I was running your program and saw that I'd have to give up since I
have no idea what is expected.
print "Please enter command - r for roman-arabic"
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def product(factors, product=1):
for factor in factors:
product *= factor
return product
can be "simplified"
def product(factors):
import operator
return reduce(operator.mul, factors)
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cmd line - taskkill
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feat.shape = lineArray
#insert the feature
cur.insertRow(feat)
lineArray.removeAll()
lineArray.add(coord)
## add coordinate array to my Dictionary (list of rhinos)
rhinoTracks[rhino] = coordAr
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return setattr(self._arc_object, attr, ao)
RuntimeError: ERROR 99: Error executing function."
Any ideas? I'm feeling a little lost at this point.
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ean double-click or what?
The more precise you are regarding what you want and what you do makes
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yw" -e "%1"
in your case that should read
"C:\Python27\pythonw.exe" "C:\Python27\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw" -e "%1"
If you don't have an Edit with IDLE entry, click New and add one.
If you want that to be the double-click behavior click Set Default.
If yo
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Worked like a charm.
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On 3/24/2012 7:49 AM, Khalid Al-Ghamdi wrote:
thanks a lot that was extremely helpful.
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 3:58 AM, bob
gailer <bgai...@gmail.com>
argument.test(2,"C:/a1.txt","C:/a2.txt")
File "c:\argument.py", line 28, in test
for line_data in f:"
Could you please advise the resolution for this?
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t (do you know what to do?) then you should get a syntax error
for line15. Why is there a : at the end of that line?
then you have 1 more trailing : to deal with.
then there is a missing )
then there is a missing (
Once you fix all the problems then you should see
good bye
since that is the only
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Thanks I've fixed
Great. Please share with us your new program and tell us what you do to
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n use an IDE such as IDLE.
within IDLE you can write the program in an edit window then RUN
or you can use the interactive window and type >>>import Area
Which of these (or what else) do you do
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or you can use an IDE such as IDLE.
within IDLE you can write the program in an edit window then RUN
or you can use the interactive window and type >>>import Area
Which of these (or what else) do you do
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#x27; and write them to functions.txt.
There is much more that can be accomplished.
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" (e.g.)
in for statements.
>>> for i in y:print i
0
1
2
x in this case is equivalent to xrange() with exactly 1 argument.
There is more that can be said regarding x.next(). x.send(), raise
StopIteration but I've said enough for now.
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questions but I feel confident that I have
your support.
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u might also consider giving space an extra row at the top and one at
the bottom, ditto for extra columns.
That will make calculating the neighbor count a lot easier, at the cost
of maintaining the extra rows/columns.
for r in range(1,x+1):
for c in range1,(y+1):
surrounding = sum(
On 4/9/2012 10:56 PM, Dave Angel wrote:
On 04/09/2012 10:33 PM, bob gailer wrote:
On 4/9/2012 2:26 AM, leo degon wrote:
Hello all, Im trying to learn python and programming in my free time,
and I'm trying to do a little personal project to trying and gain
some skills. Im trying to do ve
lling of 3rd party
software. True?
I presume that policy is to prevent malicious code from running. True?
Please say more about your objectives.
Can you export the Access data and operate on it outside the Access
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utput
serverA serverB serverC
serverD serverE serverF
serverG
print '\n'.join(' '.join(mylist[i:i+3]) for i in range(0,len(mylist),3))
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On 4/14/2012 11:27 AM, Tom Tucker wrote:
Hello all. Any suggestions how I could easily iterate over a list
and print the output 3 across (when possible)? One method I was
considering was removing the recently printed item from the list,
checking
self as well as the neighbors. Easy to fix.
Originally I suggested:
for r in range(1,x+1):
for c in range1,(y+1):
surrounding = sum([sum(space[r+z][c-1:c+2]) for z in(-1,0,1)])
New suggestion:
def determinelife(surronding,space,i,j):
return sum(space[i-1][j-1:j+2]) + sum(space[i][j-1:j+
On 5/3/2012 9:57 AM, spa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I have encountered the following scenario.
Here is the code - on IDLE on Windows XP.
*>>> while True:*
Please do not use color. Post plain text. That is very hard for me to
read and there is no need for color.
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there is a more elegant solution. I am not against reading
documentation, just can't find the right module to read about.
the basic tool you'd use is string formatting. I prefer the original %.
"%24s%24s%8s%7s" %
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tion.
Asking why does it not do what I want is not IMHO the best way to win
friends here.
Taking this steps further
- what does it mean to be "in order". To some it is the order in which
items are added rather than some collating sequence.
- Do you want order by key or by value?
- ho
d syntax
Thanks for posting the traceback. All we need is to see more of the
program (especially the lines before the one you posted. It is always a
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else:
S = DirGetSize(x)
print 'the file size of', x, 'is',S
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, as I can only guess,
and don't want to spend time doing better guessing.
Please sign up with pastebin and post your code there. That will
guarantee we can copy it as you wrote it.
Also please refer to your program as a program or script. It is not a
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PLEASE ONLY PASTEBIN code that we can run!
Line 26 ends with ; should be ))
Line 28 is split
Line 31 - is that a comment if so put # in front of it.
Line 38-51 must be indented
Line 44 ifdata[1] == "join":
Line 51 will never be executed.
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a collection of tables (as an Access file)
a database management system (MySQL)?
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e usually reserve all caps names for constants.
You have way too many dictionaries.
Your program seems very complex for a very simple task.
I will not attempt to figure out what it does.
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On 5/17/2012 3:27 AM, Russel Winder wrote:
Should we be promoting use of the format method in strings rather than
the % operator? % is deprecated now.
I for one do not like seeing % deprecated. Why? It is not broken, and
IMHO the easiest to use of all formatting options.
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Apparently one of the
significant changes from Python 2.x versions to the new Python 3.x
versions is that print is now treated as a function. So instead try:
print('hello world')
I think that should work for your version of Python.
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Java, etc., or, instead, look for the best one that can
handle all of the languages I plan to learn and use.
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oduced him to some new commands, like
generating random numbers, he combined a number guessing game with his
self-composed musical theme.
Has anyone experience using this book?
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as my future projects get larger and more
involved will it be able to do everything I would want it to do? Would
I find myself wanting a full-fledged IDE? I don't have enough
technical knowledge to answer these questions right now. Your
thoughts?
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it myself today) is pretty cool. Now I just have to get Jeremy some
updated hardware, so that he can both connect to the Internet and run
Python 3. This is an obvious opportunity to convince my wife to allow
me to update "my" hardware, so that both she
).
I have no concern with there being features I might not use. I am
delighted with the ones I do use.
There are numerous IDES for Python that run on Linux systems (most are
free).
You too may find such IDEs a better choice.
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What is the best way for me to get my W7-64bit laptop configured for
Python programming? My consultations with the Google oracle have
yielded inconclusive results this evening, though I confess I am quite
tired, so I may be missing the obvious.
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be able to run on all three machines. However, there are plans after
July 1st to upgrade all three machines to thin clients connected to an
enterprise server. Hopefully if this actually happens then Python will
be available on everything.
Cheers
but I will not be able to provide much (any?) help in the immediate future.
>
> (If emacs seems like you will stick to it, do have a look at orgmode.)
>
Brian, does org-mode amount to a personal information manager? What
are the things you especially like about it?
Ch
go-on-App-Engine?
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I wrote a Django project and would like to deploy on Google App Engine.
also: https://developers.google.com/appengine/articles/django-nonrel
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movement and editing commands. Once I feel semi-comfortable with these
then I will more thoroughly investigate configuration options for
Python within Emacs.
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In addition to the other comments I point out that join is not a
/command/, it is a /string method/. Python does not have commands.
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Do you have any programming (algorithm development) experience?
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funky, through-the-web console that uses Python to drive lots of math
software. Note that there's a public server so you can easily take it for a
spin:
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You did not tell us what error or where in option 1.
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Simpler solution:
for i in range(3):
if input("Password: ") == "unicorn":
print("Welcome in..")
break
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The way this function needs to be written, -0.1 decreases red by 10%
Where can I find information on these two topics?
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amp; and the result will be 0. Thus
num & (num - 1)) == 0 will be one only for powers of 2.
The function returns 1 or 0 which may be interpreted as True or False by the
caller.
Why the function does not ensure that its argument is of type int is a problem.
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ld correct the use of "neatly" and "column"- these are ill-defined
terms!
Specifications should leave nothing to be guessed or assumed
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request, or standalone?
If it is web server responding to a request then you might consider
using a Python based web framework.
Why do you want to translate it to Python?
Which version of Python?
How much expertise do you have in Python coding?
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stubbornness? Or something more innocent? I have no clue. But fellow
newbies: Please (!!!) read the contents of the welcome message. It
spells out in great detail the expectations for posting here and might
help you get your questions answered much more quickly and
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I was wondering how can i reload or otherwise refresh the module.
python3 on linux
Answer:
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>>> reload(x)
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st, it'll call str() on the whole list. But the list object's logic
> will in turn call repr() on each of its elements, and put the whole
> thing together with braces and commas.
>
As I go along in my study of Python will it become clear
the designers of Python made this decision. I guess it had to be
one way or the other.
> print, on the other hand, displays the str() of the object directly to
> the screen. For strings, that means the delimiters are not shown,
> because they are not part of the string itself. Why s
re strings it looks at these character by character. Since '0'
< '1' < '9' , the 0 in '10' has no effect on the order. Compare 'a' < 'ba'
< 'i' .
boB
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ses a
lot of typing.
My way is:
import string
tt = string.maketrans('0123456789','00')
ts = asdf3456'.translate(t) # yields 'asdf'
ts.find("0") # finds the next "0" which is in the same position as
corresponding digit
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have specific
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t; b'spam'[:3]
> b'spa'
> >>> b'spam'[0]
> 115
> >>> list(b'spam')
> [115, 112, 97, 109]
>
> bytes have string methods as a convenience, such as find, split, and
> partition. They also have the method
ws a lot more about why. Could not
the developers have presented that information as well?
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esults of each step by entering the
lines at the interactive prompt, then displaying the value of the newly
created variable. You will be surprised by what you see!
My personal guess is that you have not done the prior exercises or else
the instructor is
you as you make
effort and run into problems. Mark's response indicates that we will
write code for you for pay.
If you want help, show us what you've done and where you are stuck.
Is this a homework assignment? How is one to obtain the "current
exchange rate"?
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use the same object (since the value
is the same and is immutable) for the sake of efficiency..."
I ask: Which implementations of Python do this? In trying to make any
code I write portable across as many platforms as possible, should I
avoid using the identit
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