> > you no like ask you a question or somthin.
>
> Danny was simply asking for more information so that we can
> answer the question in a useful way.
Hi Alan,
But you're misinterpreting that part of message. Let's look back at the
message:
"""no it is not homework, i havent started y idea yet but my question
for now basicly say how do you get python to make a box pop up? you no
like ask you a question or somthin. if you still dont understand i
mean how do you make a program were a box pops and does somthing when
you run the preogram"""
Try to ignore the misspellings for the moment. I'm think he's really
trying to say:
How do you get Python to make a dialog box pop up? You know, like
asking a question or something. How do you connect the buttons up so
it does something when you press it?
His "you no like ask you a question" was certainly not meant to be
interpreted as "You don't like to be asked questions?" These kinds of
language misinterpretations is exactly the reason why careful writing
matters.
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