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Hi, I'm looking for the module that floor() is located in. I would have assumed it would be loaded from the path, but after trying several times, its not.
Also, while I'm at it, is there a way to permanently add things to the path. So I can add my own modules from folders not within the default location.
If its just a question of editing a file in C, then I can probably do it, assuming I can find the sys module.

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Member Avatar for tzushky

I think you need the math module:
http://docs.python.org/lib/module-math.html

For adding things permanently, I'm not sure, but you can use the sys.path.append(FolerPath) at the beginning of your program for having direct recognition of a module in that folder... If you want your modules to be available in other programs, maybe edit the PYTHONPATH envirnment variable in windows ...

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Ignore this post ...

Member Avatar for Jadellll

Thanks. I'm used to a language that autoloads all math funcs :)

Member Avatar for Gribouillis

You can also visit this site http://pydoc.org/ and fill the form with

floor

to discover it's in the math module ...

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