Hi John,
Its developing nicely so I'll add some more style issue comments :-)
> import random
>
> # store the /home/mutt/lotto.txt in f
> f = file('/home/mutt/lotto.txt','w')
> # create or replace lotto.txt in my home directory
> f.write('Here are your numbers:\n\n')
I'd move the middle comment
G'day Kent,
Thanks for the input.
>The comments don't really add anything to the program. Comments that
>restate exactly what the code is doing are not that helpful. The code
>should be clear by itself. As a beginner they may seem like a helpful
>crutch but you will get better at reading the cod
John Connors wrote:
> import random
>
> # store the /home/mutt/lotto.txt in f
> f = file('/home/mutt/lotto.txt','w')
> # create or replace lotto.txt in my home directory
> f.write('Here are your numbers:\n\n')
>
The comments don't really add anything to the program. Comments that
restate exactl
G'day,
Added a power ball option to the lotto program today. The program does way
more then I ever intended when I started it so I'll try a new project. Maybe
I'll come back to it when I try out Tkinter and try to give it a GUI.
Anywayhere's my latest effort.
import random
# store the /h
G'day :)
I've added a little more to the program. It now sorts the game numbers from
lowest to highest which makes filling out the tickets a lot easier, I've
been putting off doing this because I wasn't sure how to go about it but
once I started looking I found python does it all for me with .s
