Alan Gauld via Tutor writes:
> Now, how do we educate everyone on how to specify and use a text
> attachment? (This is a serious question BTW since we can add it
> to the tutor welcome/usage message.)
That depends on who's included in “everyone” :-)
If it includes people who don't wish to chang
On 25/10/16 00:01, Ben Finney wrote:
> I think because it is (declared by Elliott's mail user-agent to be) a
> text attachment, it survives to the mailing list.
That might be the reason.
> A text attachment (provided you ensure it is declared that way, as
> Elliott's message did) seems a better
On 24/10/16 22:36, Elliott Andrews wrote:
> Sorry is this sounds really broad, and I am happy to clarify and points.
Sorry I just noticed another point that I can't overlook.
You have code/comment:
root = Tk() #The actual statment which opens the window,
toplevel = root.winfo_to
Alan Gauld via Tutor writes:
> On 24/10/16 22:36, Elliott Andrews wrote:
> > All descriptions and comments codes are provided in the attached
> > program.
>
> Normally attachments are deleted by the server although yours
> seems to have gotten through (to me at least).
I think because it is (dec
On 24/10/16 22:36, Elliott Andrews wrote:
> Hi there, I am making a program in python based on a Subway operation. All
> descriptions and comments codes are provided in the attached program.
Normally attachments are deleted by the server although yours
seems to have gotten through (to me at least)
Qk. vv"::.:
On Oct 24, 2016 6:08 PM, "Elliott Andrews"
wrote:
Hi there, I am making a program in python based on a Subway operation. All
descriptions and comments codes are provided in the attached program. I've
been using IDLE to run the program and it seems to work the way I want it
too.
Ho
Hi there, I am making a program in python based on a Subway operation. All
descriptions and comments codes are provided in the attached program. I've
been using IDLE to run the program and it seems to work the way I want it
too.
However I have heard from many, that global variables are bad practis
>Hi! I have a function that I want to plot depending on a parameter (’a’), I
>looked in the beginners guide but couldn’t fint what I wanted. I know how to
>put the axis etc. but I don’t know how to involve my function which is
>V=-(ba^-1 + ca^2) where I have >different values for b and c, so the
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 04:40:08PM +0200, Kadir Sertcanli wrote:
> Hi! I have a function that I want to plot depending on a parameter
> (’a’), I looked in the beginners guide but couldn’t fint what I
> wanted. I know how to put the axis etc. but I don’t know how to
> involve my function which i
On 24/10/16 15:40, Kadir Sertcanli wrote:
> Hi! I have a function that I want to plot depending on a parameter (’a’),
OK, But you will need to give us some more details.
> I looked in the beginners guide
Which beginner's guide are you using?
Plotting is not something normally covered in a Pyth
Hi! I have a function that I want to plot depending on a parameter (’a’), I
looked in the beginners guide but couldn’t fint what I wanted. I know how to
put the axis etc. but I don’t know how to involve my function which is
V=-(ba^-1 + ca^2) where I have different values for b and c, so the func
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