I'm revisiting the fake defrag program I posted about a few months
ago. The concept is basically a screensaver or light show where you
can enjoy watching entropy being reversed as colored blocks order
themselves visually.
I set it aside for a while because it was too slow, but I finally came
up wi
Hi Adrian,
ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
Hi all,
can anyone help me with the attached programme.
I'd love to, but I can't open it :(
If the truth be known, I could open it if I spent the time and effort.
But that actually is significant time and effort: in my email, your
attachment looks like this:
Cameron Macleod wrote:
Hi,
When you type
Input("\n\nPress The Enter Key To Exit")
it forces you to press the enter key to close the program. Why is it the
enter key instead of e.g. the 'esc' key?
Because the convention is that you use the Enter key to ENTER
information. That's why it is cal
On 30/09/11 21:21, Dave Angel wrote:
print "\n\nGood guess!!"
input ("\n\nPress the enter key to exit.")
input() returns a character string.
Given the OP's print style I assume he is running Python v2 so input()
will evaluate a number as an int. But given that using input() is
usually fro
You could also use something like pygame to wait and test for keypresses
Bodsda
(Top post is phone limitation, sorry)
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There is apparently a livewires package that may be of someuse.
On Sep 30, 2011 1:25 PM, "Dave Angel" wrote:
> On 09/30/2011 03:24 PM, Cameron Macleod wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> When you type
>>
>> Input("\n\nPress The Enter Key To Exit")
>>
>> it forces you to press the enter key to close the program. W
On 09/30/2011 03:24 PM, Cameron Macleod wrote:
Hi,
When you type
Input("\n\nPress The Enter Key To Exit")
it forces you to press the enter key to close the program. Why is it the
enter key instead of e.g. the 'esc' key?
The input() function (not the Input()) function accepts a line of text
(Please don't top-post. Place your remarks after whatever quoting you
do from the previous message. And trim the parts that are no longer
relevant)
On 09/30/2011 03:18 PM, ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
please guys
still stuck on this problem and i have been at it for hours so please if anyone
can hel
If I enter 35 at the prompt in your program, does python see
this: 35
Or
this: “35“
?
Hope this helps,
Bodsda
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Hi,
When you type
Input("\n\nPress The Enter Key To Exit")
it forces you to press the enter key to close the program. Why is it the
enter key instead of e.g. the 'esc' key?
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please guys
still stuck on this problem and i have been at it for hours so please if anyone
can help. it nearly works. am i looking at it from the wrong angle? i have
tried everyone's suggestions but i am stuck still...
correct code would be nice.
thanksadrian (new pythoner)
print(
On 2011/09/30 02:04 PM, ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
Hi all,
can anyone help me with the attached programme. it is fairly basic
(like me) i want it to ask the user to guess the age and countdown
when making incorrect guesses. it doesn't seem to count the first
attempt (run it and see please). i also
Hi,
I haven't checked your code because I am on my phone, but here is a tip for the
loop condition
Use the guess in your loop condition e.g.
while guesses != 0:
Do stuff
That way, when guesses does equal 0, the loop condition will be false and
therefore the loop will not run.
If you don't
Hi all,
can anyone help me with the attached programme. it is fairly basic (like me) i
want it to ask the user to guess the age and countdown when making incorrect
guesses. it doesn't seem to count the first attempt (run it and see please).
i also want to know how to go about setting a cond
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