On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Alan G wrote:
> I'm cc'ing this back to the tutor list because others may spot things
> I miss.
>
> >K something must be wrong cause I typed python and it said "python is
> >not
> > defined" so any ideas
Hi Alan,
Are you sure that F22AceRaptor isn't trying to type 'python
I'm cc'ing this back to the tutor list because others may spot things
I miss.
>K something must be wrong cause I typed python and it said "python is
>not
> defined" so any ideas
That means one of two things. Eother python is not installed yet,
or you have installed it but the path to Python is
> it said this is for newbies but I download the 2.4 and I tried the
> stuff it
> said on the tutorial like the control-z or sys.exit () I tried the
> control-p
> or the python -c but it always says "'something' is not defined" or
> " invalid
> syntax" where do I go or what do I do. do i go th
On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> it said this is for newbies but I download the 2.4 and I tried the stuff
> it said on the tutorial like the control-z or sys.exit () I tried the
> control-p or the python -c but it always says "'something' is not
> defined" or " invalid syntax"
He
This is an easy one. Go to the IDLE, I
found it was easier. The latest Python refused to work on mine, so I'm using
2.2.3, and it works fine.
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it said this is for newbies but I download the 2.4 and I tried the
stuff it said on the tutorial like the control-z or sys.exit () I tried the
control-p or the python -c but it always says "'something' is not defined" or "
invalid syntax" where do I go or what do I do. do i go the the command
