--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >>Python manual has a very brief introduction
> >>of "assert" statements. It is very difficult
>
> First you probably don't need to use asserts
> very often, they are useful if you are building
> production strength code but for most users
> of Python the exce
>>Python manual has a very brief introduction
>>of "assert" statements. It is very difficult
First you probably don't need to use asserts
very often, they are useful if you are building
production strength code but for most users
of Python the exception mechanism is good enough.
Basically we
--- "linda.s" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Python manual has a very brief introduction of
> "assert" statements. It
> is very difficult for me to understand it.
Every program has some fundamental assumptions that
must remain true in order for the program to continue
giving correct results.
The
linda.s wrote:
> Python manual has a very brief introduction of "assert" statements. It
> is very difficult for me to understand it. Can anyone give me an
> example?
>
#example of assert.py
def test(a):
if 25 / 4 == a:
return True
else:
return False
def assert_it(a):
