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I agree with Hektor.If you intend to write code and don't feel like rewriting, trying to recover deleted files and otherwise dealing with code that you didn't back up, then you need a version control system. I recommend git. As mentioned above you probably have
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You probably can just install over the previous version since you are just talking about installing a minor release update. Pip is typically installed when you install Python. To access PIP from the command line, one method is to press Windows Key+R
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Formatting characters like those are more for inserting variables into strings, this can be useful if you want to input changing numbers or text into a static string. For example:import random
number = random.randint(0,100)
print "%i is a random number"
Re: Some Python Questions
Formatting characters like those are more for inserting variables into strings, this can be useful if you want to input changing numbers or text into a static string. For example:import random
number = random.randint(0,100)
print "%i is a random number"
Re: Some Python Questions
HelloWell I'm doing well with learning python but I ran into a couple more questions.I was writing code, learning how to use variables. I got into strings, and the book said something about using python formatting characters. The ones I used were %s, %r, and %d
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There's Python 2 to 3 convert script if you really need to feel the difference. However, once you get enough Python coding experience, you'll be able to transition to Python3 easily.Yep, the bad fact is that many libraries are still incompatible with Python3
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Hello.Thanks for all the posts! I appreciate hearing your thoughts and opinions. Yes Ethin I am using python 2, because learn python the hard way is written for python 2 and I want my code to match up with the book's examples to understand what I'm doing. I have
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Ethin wrote:@magurp244, you have a point. However, I do not see any reasons why we should still use it. The only reason I can think of is that there are still more libraries available for Python 2. The rift created by the two versions is quite good for us. If you
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@magurp244, you have a point. However, I do not see any reasons why we should still use it. The only reason I can think of is that there are still more libraries available for Python 2. The rift created by the two versions is quite good for us. If you have read
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Attempting to force people to switch won't make v3 more popular, and its not up to you or I to decide what version a person chooses to use given their current needs. The practical differences between the two versions are negligible so transitioning isn't
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I sincerely hope you are not learning Python 2... because if you are, it's going to be a difficult transition for you when Python 2 is officially declared unsupported and deprecated (and, if I get my way, that will be soon). I say that because developers have
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Thanks. The way it was written in the book it seemed like I missed something somewhere.
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Well you could delete the lines, but yes your idea is fine. Its fairly common for programmers to comment out code they don't want to necessarily delete in order to test segments or what have you.
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Hi.I'm making this topic because I am trying hard to learn python, and I am determined to succeed this time. So I don't have to create a new topic every time I have a question, I'm creating this so that whenever I have a programming question I can just post here
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Typ at the end of the script a = raw_input()
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in reply to your first question, I think your dealing with a script that doesn't have any user interaction. If you press enter, the program will run, but will stay active only until all the system operations have been completed. I recommend browsing
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Hi everyone.I need your help in python.1. Whenever I write a program, my window just disappears instantly. It means that, if I run my program, a program window appears and disappears after 3 seconds, even before I test the program. How can I solv this?When I did
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Hi.How are you trying to install the packages?I never had any problems installing them from pypi using pip.
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According to this bug report filed almost a month ago, it seems pefile's Python 3.x support was recently added and is still a bit buggy, which may be related to your issue. One of the posters linked to a possible fix:stephenrauch commented 23 days agopefile
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Thanks very much I figured that out. But I got another question. I've ried install pefile because pefile is required for pyinstaller. But I had an error message telling that the code can't decode position 208000 bla bla bla bla. How can I solv this problem?Thanks
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You can download an installer for pywin32 off source forge, here's the download for the 32 bit and 64 bit version for Python 3.5:Pywin32x32Pywin32x64
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I can't install cx_freeze I've encountered an error that a .tat file is missing and I don't know how to find the file.And, what is the easiest way to install pywin32 on python 3.5.1, without visual studio?When I tried that, I got an error telling that join
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I was just trying to do this yesterday. What I worked out was that using cx_Freeze, an alternate program to Pyinstaller, worked without modification. Maybe try this and see if it works any better.Link to downloadLink to documentation
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Hello.I'm using python 3.5.1, and there are many modules that you can't install on python 3 environment, especially if you have the latest version. I wanna try pyinstaller, and it doesn't work without modification so I'm making some modifications to make pyinstaller
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