if you are in windows, the easiest way to GUI programming in Python is to use .NET forms. use the free SharpDevelop ide (clone of Visual Studio). the documentation on .NET forms are plenty.
if for some reason you dont fancy .NET forms and wishes to use cross platform GUI libraries, I suggest you use wxPython. you will learn to use most of the widgets by looking at the wxPython demo application. if you want to have full documentation,...
MojaveKid
Last Activity: Aug 25 '12, 06:12 AM
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you may want to try raw_input() instead of input()Leave a comment:
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columnar transposition cipher...archai c but fun to do...ehehehe
shafwan, pls understand that this forum was meant for us to help each other..tricks, tips, and sometimes whole code (but no fun in this). Python was meant to be fun...
tip: in making this cipher...simple string access will do...
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IMHO, you are no longer a newbie when you get to implement the Vigenere Cipher...Leave a comment:
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ahh...sure you can use it...
however, you must freely teach every python newbie who might also ask about implementing a linked list in Python...or no deal..ehehehehe heLeave a comment:
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2 digit encryption...th e closest thing to this will be the BIFID cipher
try reading this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bifid_cipher
it should give you a good idea on the algorithmLeave a comment:
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python and excel...uhum
first thing to do:
install the win32 extension for python (just search sourceforge for this)
now assume we have an excel file (file.xls) with 2 sheets : "sheet 1", "sheet 2"
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import win32com.client
xlApp = win32com.client .Dispatch('Exce l.Application')
xlBook = xlApp.Workbooks .Open("file.xls ")...Leave a comment:
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try using wxDesigner...
shucks, if only Iron Python Studio isnt so quirky......Leave a comment:
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maybe something like this....
...Code:class Node: def __init__(self,value): self.data = value self.next = 0 class List: def __init__(self): self.firstNode = Node(0) def __ShowNodeData(self,aNode): if aNode.next != 0: print aNode.data self.__ShowNodeData(aNode.next) def Dump(self): self.__ShowNodeData(self.firstNode)
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