= string1 or string2 or string3
>>> non_null
'Trondheim'
How does this work?? How does Python know that we are looking for
non_null? After all, we don't provide this information here, right? (I
take non_null is a v
do? The latter would have been my intuitive
expectation...
The other thing I have on my mind is this: how could I have the program
ask the math questions not horizontally but vertically? An example:
4
x7
=
instead of
4x7=
Thank you all,
Guba
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list... I think we are just
running a while loop without having generated a list out of its ouput!??
Cheers for a short comment!
Guba
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"false_answers". This I worry about later.
Thanks for your help!
Guba
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d the amount by which to
count."
The code I have come up with so far is further below; basically my
problem is that I don't know how to feed the range() function with the
user-input numbers it expects.
Your help is highly appreciated!
Guba
# Counting Program
# 2007-04-18
# Welcoming
Would you happen to have any suggestions for me?
Many thanks,
Guba
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