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If you are trying on *NIX SO, I don't know if this is applicable
best regrads,
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horthand in online discussions, N#,
>N*, or N+ could be used as aliases.
>
>Names of other great scientists, mathematicians, or computer
>scientists could also be used, of course. Take your pick.
>
>How about renaming Python3000?
I would never use the name of a mathematician for a pr
e the language. Now try qith
Quetzatcoatl and its derivatives:
- QuetzatcoatlGTK
- QuetzatcoatlTest
- Quetzatcoatl_argfs_ughs_IlostMybreath
And some equally funny and easy to pronounce others...
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DEDENT
>statement ::= stmt_list NEWLINE | compound_stmt
>stmt_list ::= simple_stmt (";" simple_stmt)* [";"]
>
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if testResult == TestOutcomes.PASSED:
testResultAsString = "Passed"
elif testResult == TestOutcomes.FAILED :
testResultAsString = "Failed"
else:
testResultAsString = "Aborted"
return testResultAsString
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ar
installation, and it will only deposit some files on your
$python$/Lib/site-packages folder.
Any comments welcome.
NOTE2: Software in spanish, but it should not be pretty difficult to
follow (I hope!)
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thot reservations to
>modern languages like Python.
>
One language created by and for mathematicians: Haskell.
It uses zero based list indexing (the most similar to array indexing
they have), so that list!!0 is the first element and list!!3 the
fourth element.
And they tend to reason in Dijkstra's style. They love natural numbers
beginning with zer:
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t I have not been able
>to find it.
>
>I need this to be able to be used in Python Win. Is there a ZIP utilty
>already stored with a basic PYTHON download?
>
>Thanks all.
It is included with basic Python installation. Look at Pyton Manulas,
Library Reference, 12. Data Compress
