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Forum: Python

Nov 27th, 2007, 4:44 AM

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Question Number 2 - printTwice

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: Question Number 2 - printTwice

Yes you are correct.

Thanks for that. Not sure how I missed it but I thought it was like "print" but just printed it twice instead of once.

Thanks again.

Forum: Python

Nov 27th, 2007, 1:18 AM

Replies: 2

Question Number 2 - printTwice

Views: 189

Posted By blake_jl

Question Number 2 - printTwice

I'm back with another simple question.

I won't dwell over this like I did the last one. I'd just like to know why the author of the book I've been reading says

printTwice(5)

Gives the result

5 5

Forum: Python

Nov 24th, 2007, 7:03 PM

Replies: 11

Question Number 1

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: Question Number 1

Ok, fair call.

Forum: Python

Nov 24th, 2007, 3:59 PM

Replies: 11

Question Number 1

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: Question Number 1

I saved
print "First Line."
twentysevenLines()
print "Second Line."
def newLine():
print
def threeLines():
newLine()
newLine()
newLine()

Forum: Python

Nov 24th, 2007, 1:17 AM

Replies: 11

Question Number 1

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: Question Number 1

Ill stop where I am in the book and take your advice. The book I'm reading did mention this topic at the start. Maybe I need to read that part again but for some reason or another I thought that...

Forum: Python

Nov 24th, 2007, 12:09 AM

Replies: 11

Question Number 1

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: Question Number 1

So why would this book (How to think like a computer scientist, Learning with Python) give me this excercise? The way the excercise is written I'm expecting an error. It had another one after where I...

Forum: Python

Nov 23rd, 2007, 11:40 PM

Replies: 11

Question Number 1

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Posted By blake_jl

Question Number 1

Hi All,

I am new. I have posted in the introduction forums. You can read my post there to get to know why I am here.

As it says, I am a newbie. Teaching myself (with your help) Python. This is my...

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 23rd, 2007, 4:26 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Thanks again DaWei, don't worry, you'll all be hearing from me. You'll probably be sick of me.

In regards to your question about the tracks this is how it works.

As I said before aircraft are...

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 23rd, 2007, 3:15 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Views: 507

Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Thanks Sane,

Some of what you have said has gone over my head, but the good thing is now I have your post as a reference for when I do understand!

I have downloaded the Python version 2.5.1.1 for...

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 23rd, 2007, 3:05 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Views: 507

Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Thanks DaWei,

You are absolutely right. I won't expect anything from my company for this. The most important part for me is the learning excercise. For some reason I really enjoy coding and the...

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 22nd, 2007, 11:36 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Views: 507

Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Ok, I'm going to Google Python and research it a bit. Remember I said newbie.

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 22nd, 2007, 11:34 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Views: 507

Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

I wouldn't call myself a programmer yet but hopefully I learn!

Thanks

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 22nd, 2007, 11:31 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

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Posted By blake_jl

Re: hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

LOL, I'm assuming you mean If I make this program I don't make any mistakes with it?

The program wouldn't be used for separation without testing. My plan is to make it (hopefully) and then share it...

Forum: Community Introductions

Nov 22nd, 2007, 10:23 PM

Replies: 13

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Views: 507

Posted By blake_jl

hello, I'd like to write a program for my work.

Hello,

I found this forum in Google and would like to learn how to create a simple program. I have taught myself HTML and some very basic PHP to go with it and a problem at my workplace has sparked...

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