I thought putting a return afterwards would solve it but that just causes the program to move to the next function.
Any suggestions?
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toDo = [] import time import os import random def
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I ended up putting the while statement in there but now whenever they type something other than Y or N it ends up looping the print statement under the else:.
I thought putting a return afterwards would solve it but that just causes the program to move to the next function.
Any suggestions?
Current code:
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If statement trouble
I wrote a short program that stores user input into a list, asks if there's anything else that needs to be entered, and eventually selects an item out of the list.
The problem I have is that if the user puts anything other than y or n when asked if there is anything else, it'll exit out of the if block and continue. Is there any way that I can make it loop back without using a while statement?
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Well that did it! It works perfectly now lol. Thanks so much for all the help. I didn't know about the xrange function, I'll have to look that up. And putting [i] after myFears, I wouldn't have thought about it. I have a lot more reading to do I guess :(Leave a comment:
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O.K. I've been trying at this for awihle now and I think I'm about to lose it lol.
I can't figure a way to properly loop fearList() so the LEV sequence will work. I also can't get the DEL sequence to work. The only thing that looks like it works correctly is adding new fears.
Any insight will be of great relief.
...Code:myFears = [] def firstFear(): print "You have not enteredLeave a comment:
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Just made an empty list and wrote a function to mulitply and put the answer into the list.
Code:L = [1,2,3] L2 = [2,3,4] multList = [] def multInde(): multList.append(L[0]*L2[0]) multList.append(L[1]*L2[1]) multList.append(L[2]*L2[2]) multInde() print multListLeave a comment:
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Program freezes
When my program enters the fearList() function it will sit at a blank line and I'm unable to enter anything.
...Code:myFears=[] def firstFear(): if len(myFears) < 1: print "You have not entered any fears yet. Please enter one now." fear=raw_input("What is a fear of yours?") myFears.append(fear) return def fearList(): -
Wow, that was easy. Thanks a lot. I feel kinda stupid for not catching that myself. Got the bugs out now just gotta tinker with it to get it working the way I need. Thanks for all the help.Leave a comment:
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Invalid Syntax
I keep getting a syntax error on line 11 (while Running = True:) and I'm not sure what's going on. If this is something horribly simple I apologize. I appreciate any help.
...Code:myFears=" " def addFear(): if len(myFears) < 1: print "You have not entered any fears yet. Please enter one now." fear=raw_input("What is a fear of yours?") myFears.append(fear) -
Well, that was quite simple, I feel kinda stupid for not figuring it out myself. Thank you very much.Leave a comment:
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Getting a memory address
Hello. I know that this is probably going to be a really simple question but this is my first program that I'm trying to write in any program and I'm stumped. It's very short:
...Code:counter = 0 def letterSwitch1(): while counter <= number: print "A" * number print "B" * number counter = counter + 1 return number=raw_input("EnterLast edited by FlamingoRider; Feb 18 '09, 08:57 AM.
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