"Terry Green" <tman...@gmail.com> wrote
Am stumped, when I use this code:
race=int(row[2])
raceChek=1
if raceChek == race: print ('raceChek ', raceChek, 'race ', race)
else: print ('raceChek ', raceChek,' no match ', 'race ', race);
raceChek = race
I Get this:
raceChek 1 race 1
raceChek 1 no match race 2
raceChek 1 no match race 3
Seems my test between race and raceChek doesn't work! What is
wrong?
From the segment of code you posted it loks like it works perfectly.
When race is different to 1 you get the second message when it
is equal to 1 tyou get the first.
What did you expect?
And how are you generating the repeated results?
Do you have a loop somewhere or just repeatedly run the same code?
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