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Restrictions in online coding - Lux - Feb-17-2017 Hi! I am doing coding for a class project, but I am not in a coding class. This means I can take any coding help. However, I am using school computers where downloading things is not allowed. I code python on IDLE at home, but I am using repl.it at school. The problem I am running into is that I need to save data across runs- just a few lists. With IDLE, I could just use a .txt file, but I cannot do this with repl.it. Is there any other way to do this? If so, what is the easiest way? (I'm still relatively new to Python) Thanks! -Lux RE: Restrictions in online coding - Larz60+ - Feb-17-2017 I can't find any information on downloading code from repl.it. The only suggestion I would have is to cut and paste the code. If you are able to use a dongle on your school machine, you can use ctrl-c (to copy) and ctrl-v (to paste) Can you login to repl.it at home? RE: Restrictions in online coding - Lux - Feb-17-2017 I'm sorry, I don't think I made my problem clear. I am taking user inputted lists. I want to be able to save this data so I can use it the next time I run the program. Normally, I would do this with a text file, but that is not a option. I would like to know if there is a different way to do this, or if using a different online compiler might help. Sorry about the confusion. RE: Restrictions in online coding - nilamo - Feb-17-2017 A usb drive, with your text files on it? RE: Restrictions in online coding - merlem - Feb-17-2017 Could you use the python module 'shelve'? Or is this prevented by the same constraints as using a txt file? RE: Restrictions in online coding - Larz60+ - Feb-17-2017 I think I know what you are trying to do now. You're trying to save python lists to a file, correct for this you can use json files. see: https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/json.html RE: Restrictions in online coding - Ofnuts - Feb-17-2017 You need some kind of "pastebin" site. See pastebin.com or others. RE: Restrictions in online coding - Lux - Feb-17-2017 (Feb-17-2017, 07:51 PM)merlem Wrote: Could you use the python module 'shelve'? Or is this prevented by the same constraints as using a txt file? Thanks for the advice! I tried shelve and it worked very well. |