Hello, my name is Brad and I am a student at Suny Plattsburgh. and Python
programming is a course I am taking this semester. I find it a bit of a
challenge doing all the chapter programming exercises that are assigned. We
are currently in chapter 8 but some of the basics have not completely sunk
i
Frederick Grose wrote:
I misread this sentence in the list description, "While the list is called
tutor, anyone, whether novice or expert, can answer questions." .. to
include 'ask' as well as answer questions that may be instructive.
Well, you can *ask*, but the number of people on this list
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 8:55 PM, Steve Willoughby wrote:
> On 22-Apr-11 17:14, Frederick Grose wrote:
>
>> The particulars are that I've rebuilt a Fedora LiveOS filesystem image
>> from a currently running instance (incorporating the filesystem changes
>> in the device-mapper overlay into a new b
On 22-Apr-11 17:14, Frederick Grose wrote:
The particulars are that I've rebuilt a Fedora LiveOS filesystem image
from a currently running instance (incorporating the filesystem changes
in the device-mapper overlay into a new base filesystem image file).
Right, so essentially you're talking abo
Ryan J wrote:
Hello Python gurus!
I am trying to
1) Read and decode video streams from internet.
2) Store them in a buffer.
3) Eventually convert them into data that can be used in Cycling '74's
Jitter.
If anyone has any idea how to start with this, that would be great! I have
limited experienc
Frederick Grose wrote:
With Bash, when one needs to halt the current root filesystem, to pivot to a
new filesystem, one can copy some of the command files and their
dependencies to a temporary file system and execute from that code base.
Is there a way to accomplish the same within a Python scri
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 7:59 PM, Steve Willoughby wrote:
> On 22-Apr-11 16:54, Frederick Grose wrote:
>
>> With Bash, when one needs to halt the current root filesystem, to pivot
>> to a new filesystem, one can copy some of the command files and their
>> dependencies to a temporary file system an
Brad Desautels wrote:
Ya, I did try to run it and I am getting a syntax error before it runs.
Then fix the syntax error.
Do you need help understanding the error? If so, please COPY and PASTE
the entire error here, do not try to re-type it, specially not from memory.
One hint that a lot of
Alex Butler wrote:
Ok let me try to be more clear. I am trying to write code in the IDLE
Python GUI of python 2.7. When I open the new python shell, there is a
written header as well as the three >s on the left side. I now those are
used as indents and I do not type them in. However, whenever
On 22-Apr-11 16:54, Frederick Grose wrote:
With Bash, when one needs to halt the current root filesystem, to pivot
to a new filesystem, one can copy some of the command files and their
dependencies to a temporary file system and execute from that code base.
I'm not sure those words mean what yo
With Bash, when one needs to halt the current root filesystem, to pivot to a
new filesystem, one can copy some of the command files and their
dependencies to a temporary file system and execute from that code base.
Is there a way to accomplish the same within a Python script?
Or must I chain Pyth
On 22-Apr-11 16:03, Brad Desautels wrote:
Hi Steve, I am getting my error on main() I think it is possibly be an
indentation error
It should be easy to check. Make sure "def main():" is all the way to
the left, and all the lines under it are the same level as each other
but usually indentati
Hi Steve, I am getting my error on main() I think it is possibly be an
indentation error
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On 22-Apr-11 11:52, Alex Butler wrote:
Ok let me try to be more clear. I am trying to write code in the IDLE
Python GUI of python 2.7. When I open the new python shell, there is a
written header as well as the three >s on the left side. I now those are
used as indents and I do not type them in. H
On 22-Apr-11 15:48, Brad Desautels wrote:
Ya, I did try to run it and I am getting a syntax error before it runs.
and the message said? Where did it point to as the syntax error?
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Ya, I did try to run it and I am getting a syntax error before it runs.
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On 22-Apr-11 15:37, Brad Desautels wrote:
Hello, I am just learning Python 3.0 and I am working on this problem. I
need to know what the output would be.Can anybody help
What is your question? If you want to see what its output would be...
run it and see the output. Is there more to your que
re <90 and score >79:
score = B
elif score <80 and score >69:
score = C
elif score <70 and score >59:
score = D
else:
score = F
return score
# Call the main function
main()
-- next part --
An HTML a
Hello, I am just learning Python 3.0 and I am working on this problem. I
need to know what the output would be. Can anybody help
Thanks,
Brad
class Bozo:
def __init__(self, value):
print("Creating a Boso from:" , value)
self.value = 2 * value
def clown(self, x):
p
> Hello, I am just learning Python 3.0 and I am working on this
> problem. I need to know what the output would be.
What happened when you ran it on your computer? You _did_ try that,
right?
Alan
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Ok let me try to be more clear. I am trying to write code in the IDLE
Python GUI of python 2.7. When I open the new python shell, there is a
written header as well as the three >s on the left side. I now those are
used as indents and I do not type them in. However, whenever I write any
type of
Hello Python gurus!
I am trying to
1) Read and decode video streams from internet.
2) Store them in a buffer.
3) Eventually convert them into data that can be used in Cycling '74's
Jitter.
If anyone has any idea how to start with this, that would be great! I have
limited experience with Python, b
Hello, I am just learning Python 3.0 and I am working on this problem. I
need to know what the output would be. Can anybody help
Thanks,
Brad
class Bozo:
def __init__(self, value):
print("Creating a Boso from:" , value)
self.value = 2 * value
def clown(self, x):
p
"Alex Butler" wrote
I am new to programming on Python and am teaching myself. I have
figured
out some basics of coding, however whenever I try to run the program
or
check its functionality (Alt + X on my windows) it always comes back
saying
that "there's an error in your program: invalid sy
On 22-Apr-11 07:13, Alex Butler wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to programming on Python and am teaching myself. I have figured
Hi, Alex, welcome to programming and the Python language.
If you want to get the most out of this list, it helps to ask very
specific questions, showing what you have tr
Hello all,
I am new to programming on Python and am teaching myself. I have figured
out some basics of coding, however whenever I try to run the program or
check its functionality (Alt + X on my windows) it always comes back saying
that "there's an error in your program: invalid syntax." Howe
"Lea Parker" wrote
Write the following functions in the
program:
* Calc_average: This function should take five test scores as
parameters,
and return the average score.
Note that you are supposed to write a function to do this
not just do it inline.
*determine_grade; this function shoul
Hello
I am hoping someone can put me on the right track. The code below includes
the assignment question at the beginning.
I seem to have been able to calculate average ok, but what I can't seem to
do is sort it so it will return a grade for each result.
Can you give me some advice to h
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