Posts by Ene Uran

Swell job!

Are the driving skills of the software only as good as the skills of the programmer?

F = 9 * C/5 + 32
Is the same as
F = (9/5) * C + 32

With Python2 / is integer division, so avoid it by using 5.0 instead of 5

Very nice! Just what I was looking for.

This could help:
https://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/threads/20774/starting-python/20#post2169592

I wonder if there is a way in Python to simply import everything?

There is no 2^64-1 for such large numbers.

A bison burger with tall glass of V8.

Dancing and music

https://www.daniweb.com/software-development/computer-science/threads/13488/time-complexity-of-algorithm#post65335

What have you coded so far?

Could not find complixity in the dictionary.

I would say English language skills. Everyone in our department hates to call the help desk, because you can not understand those imported folks that work there.

Data mining might be a good speciality.

Rub fresh ground garlic on your chest twice a day and you never get a cold again.

May the Force be with you!

California is going through its worst drought in at least 1200 years.
Time to take showers together!

Use
range(2, key_length)

Well, C has a goto statement.
However, an interpretive language with a good IDE is better for beginners.

In the country of Iceland beer was banned until March 1, 1989.

Anything done by software can be undone by software!
---- Wesley Clark

Efforts are on the way to have the country of Belgium renamed to Belgistan.

About half of all cyber crime is committed by insiders.

Buy everything but Lenovo!
These folks install Superfish malware at the factory!

I average 1.276 hours per day.

I always thought that typing := was one of the less desirable things of Pascal, now GO has picked it up. Otherwise the language has some nice new approaches, some seem to come from Python.

Buy one where the hard drive is not infected with spyware at the factory level.

If a driverless car gets into a bad accident, who will appear in court? The car?

Google for Kivy Forums.

To run older Python2 code examples with Python3 usually takes just a few modification. Python3 actually has a program called 2to3.py that will do that for you. Sooner or later it will be mostly Python3. So get version 3 of Python and a good IDE and start coding.

Two heart shaped doughnuts and Duncan coffee.

I wonder how many countries celebrate Valentine's Day?

My feet are smelling
My nose is running
I park in my driveway
I drive on a parkway

To see where you went wrong take a looky at:
inventwithpython.com/chapter14.html

PySide comes with drag and drop designer.

Very good third party modules to add to Python.

The 4 on most Roman numeral clocks is written as IIII.

Kosher dogs are a must in NYC!

West coast all the way!
Seahawks best thing after chicken wings and cheap beer!

Linux sounds more and more interesting. Seems to have a lot of nice tools.

Are your indentations a mixture of tabs and spaces?

The first thing I do with editors on Windows is to set new lines to Linux Style. Wonder if there is a way to do this within Python code?

Interesting, do you think you need to use a 64bit version of Python because you have a 64bit computer?

One teaspoon of matter from a neutron star would weigh close to one billion tons.

Try self.program_buttons

Andreas,
in any forum you will have people that don't know how to ask a proper question. I share with you the destain of folks that make their problem a guessing game for the helpers, slowly revealing what they actually want.

After the help Gribouillis gave you, also run a test:

class A(object):

    def __init__(self):
        self.a = 4
        self.b = 6

class B(A):

    def __init__(self):
        A.__init__(self)
        #some code

    def action(self):
        self.a = 9

# test it
aa = A()
print(aa.a)  # 4

bb = B()
print(bb.a)  # 4

bb.action()
print(bb.a)  # 9

The with statement was introduced with Python 2.5 and the dictionary and set comprehensions with Python 2.7.3

The Bible proves God owned a Plymouth, because it says He drove Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden "in his Fury."

So, what will this do?

with open('numbers.txt') as f:
    for line in f:
        print(line, type(line))

Most IT departments won't let you cycle passwords.
So I take my favorite word and mix it with numbers, like:
b1u2l3l4s5h6i7t