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Thread: Using function *args to multiply multiple arguments
Post: RE: Using function *args to multiply multiple argu...
| (Nov-19-2019, 09:29 PM)buran Wrote: sorry, I overlooked your initial post and especially the last asterisk here.You're fine. I appreciate your contribution. |
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Thread: Using function *args to multiply multiple arguments
Post: RE: Using function *args to multiply multiple argu...
| (Nov-19-2019, 08:12 PM)ThomasL Wrote: This is a shorter form of z = z * num.Oh okay, a shorter arithmetic formula. that's it. Thank you.
(Nov-19-2019, 08:40 PM)buran Wrote: Their initial understa... |
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Thread: Using function *args to multiply multiple arguments
Post: RE: Using function *args to multiply multiple argu...
| (Nov-19-2019, 04:16 PM)stullis Wrote: Once it reaches the end last index of the tuple created by *args, it terminates without running the loop body. In effect, the for loop would perform 2 * 5 * 6.W... |
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Nov-19-2019, 07:42 PM |
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Thread: Using function *args to multiply multiple arguments
Post: Using function *args to multiply multiple argument...
| I'm a beginner in Python and have a question.
I now understand the basics of a function and what an asterisk does when it's used in a parameter.
However the code, from https://www.digitalocean.com/co... |
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Nov-19-2019, 04:10 PM |
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Thread: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction in python docs says yes, mine says no.
Post: RE: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction ...
| (Nov-17-2019, 12:11 AM)bajacri Wrote: So, range(2,2) should have gone forward from 2 to 1 in steps of one. This is a singular case/corner case that returns an empty value. It won't compute.
Nice, ve... |
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Nov-17-2019, 02:56 AM |
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Thread: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction in python docs says yes, mine says no.
Post: RE: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction ...
| (Nov-16-2019, 08:39 PM)ibreeden Wrote: But why do you think range(2, 2) means: 2 through 2? Of course it must mean 2 through 1. It will yield nothing unless a negative step is given.
I thought range... |
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Nov-16-2019, 11:33 PM |
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Thread: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction in python docs says yes, mine says no.
Post: Is 2 a prime number? for loop & range fuction in p...
| I'm a beginner in computer science field, and Python is my first programming language I'm studying. I started reading Python documentation and would like to clarify my understanding of range function ... |
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Nov-16-2019, 06:59 PM |
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Thread: removing items from a list or group within a for loop.
Post: RE: removing items from a list or group within a f...
| I have read all the replies multiples times since yesterday, although I still understand only 50%. It's very cool to see the different approaches depends on different understanding. Most important les... |
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Nov-13-2019, 01:58 AM |
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Thread: removing items from a list or group within a for loop.
Post: RE: removing items from a list or group within a f...
| (Nov-10-2019, 09:09 PM)ichabod801 Wrote: 1: If you find this confusing, so does Python.
3. It loops over the copy of the list, but then when it does the removal, it does that to the original list.
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Nov-11-2019, 12:37 AM |
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Thread: removing items from a list or group within a for loop.
Post: removing items from a list or group within a for l...
| Hello, hello.
I'm learning Python with a book(Python Crash Course), and at the part to code a game called 'Alien invasion'. To be more specific, currently I'm following to code bullets to be fired fro... |
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allusernametaken |
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Nov-10-2019, 08:07 PM |
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Thread: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinate
Post: RE: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinat...
| (Nov-09-2019, 09:34 AM)ThomasL Wrote: You find interesting history facts about this here.
This is cool. It makes me want to learn about the hardware side of computer science field. |
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Nov-10-2019, 02:34 AM |
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Thread: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinate
Post: RE: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinat...
| (Nov-09-2019, 02:08 AM)ehmatthes Wrote: In Pygame, and in many graphical frameworks, the origin is at the top left corner.
I re-read the book and the same explanation is here. I can't believe I miss... |
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Nov-09-2019, 05:50 AM |
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Thread: Progress
Post: RE: Progress
| (Nov-05-2019, 05:53 AM)szbeco Wrote: Stuff like these remind me that programming has potential both in a serious, career way and a fun, you-can-do-anything-silly-you-want way. **smile**
Thank you fo... |
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Thread: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinate
Post: moving bullets up the screen using y-coordinate
| Hello, python world.
I'm studying python using the book called 'Python Crash Course'.
There's a portion of the book making a game using Pygame and I'm at the part to code bullet module for a ship to f... |
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Nov-09-2019, 01:33 AM |
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Thread: Progress
Post: Progress
| I have been making a good progress on learning Python. It has been about two weeks since I started and almost everyday I learned a bit of Python basics. There's still some portion of the book I have ... |
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Thread: Programmer named Tim...
Post: RE: Programmer named Tim...
| i was curious about this too. Now I know. |
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Oct-07-2019, 11:52 PM |
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Thread: New Users Introduce Yourself
Post: RE: New Users Introduce Yourself
| Hello. I'm here to introduce myself to all of you.
I began learning Python about 10 days ago. I'm currently a full-time employee at a medium-size company, that's not related to tech at all.
My goal i... |
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Thread: Too Stupid to Code
Post: RE: Too Stupid to Code
| SET YOUR MIND-SET RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!
although I feel your fear/worry/whatever we call,
we can do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Thread: Where to look to find the most recent Python grammar
Post: RE: Where to look to find the most recent Python g...
| newbieaussie, that's awesome. so i came back and did reputation for you haha
ehmatthes, wtf? it's nice to meet you. Thank you for your book and resource. |
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Oct-04-2019, 02:36 AM |
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Thread: Where to look to find the most recent Python grammar
Post: RE: Where to look to find the most recent Python g...
| Thank you all!
I wanted to give everyone reputation but I didn't know my account's allowed for giving only 2 a day.
Damn. Sorry newbieAuggie2019 :( |
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