Hi beegee !
"/* */" as a comments delimiter is not supported in Python.
The simplest way to create comments in Python is to begin each comment
line with a #. You can also use triple-delimited strings for
documentation.
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2009/4/15 Ned Deily :
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Hi bee gee -
You need to type "python first.py" into Terminal, not IDLE.
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beegee beegee wrote:
> Hi there, I am a beginner in python and I wrote a simple program
> called first.py (using aquamacs) and stored it on my desktop.
> I opened IDLE and wrote the command python first.py
> and I got a sy
Hi,
you can run your program from the terminal.app
(Application -> Utility -> Terminal.app)
simply running :
python /path/to/first.py
if you want run it inside a python shall, you need to define a function,
to do it :
changes the code to :
#|/usr/bin/python
def first():
print " Hel
Hi there, I am a beginner in python and I wrote a simple program
called first.py (using aquamacs) and stored it on my desktop.
I opened IDLE and wrote the command python first.py
and I got a syntax error with 'first' being highlighted
I have a mac os 10.4.11, python 2.6.1 on IDLE
and I also used th
