This is my simple code:
Code:
import time
t1=time.clock()
g=raw_input("Wait a sec and press enter")
t2=time.clock()
print t2-t1
MaxLindquist
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time.clock() in unix
I wanna make a stopwatch. I did this on windows and it worked perfectly. When then used the same program on Unix it didn't work. I have checked in the pythonlibrary, but i can't find anything.
This is my simple code:
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But what does this mean then?...Leave a comment:
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i Have one last question:
What does this part do?
what is "del"?Code:if __name__ == '__main__': try: highscore2() finally: del highscore2 del columnizeLeave a comment:
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Okey... i get it now... thank you very much for your help! I truly mean it!Leave a comment:
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But can i add new players to the highscore now.
Beacause now the highscore is part of the code:
...Code:oldscores = [(300, 'John', 1, 300, 12), (200, 'Jane', 200, 3, 4), (106, 'Bajs', 1, 106, 9), (102, 'Hej', 1, 102, 9), (83, 'test', 2, 41, 48), \ (68.700513199546208, 'Testny', 1, 68, 14.555932021867418), (66, 'Runk', 1, 66, 15), (58, 'test', 1, 58, 16), \ (53, 'Test4', 1, 53, 18)]Leave a comment:
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This is the Errormessage:
...Code:>>> Total Score Name Times Played Median Value Total time played (sec) Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\Python24\Test.py", line 25, in -toplevel- highscore2() File "D:\Python24\Test.py", line 22, in highscore2 print columnize(col_value, column_width), FileLeave a comment:
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It exactly what i had in mind... this doesn't work on my cpu though. Maybe col_value has to be defined or something?...Leave a comment:
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Thank you.... now it works prefectly. I inserted some extra stuff:
Score, Name, Times Played, Total time played.
I have now only one last question:
When i print this out, how do I make this look good? Now it prints out this:
(Total Score, Name, Times Played, Median Value, Total time played (sec))
(300, 'John')
(200, 'Jane')
(106, 'Bajs', 1, 106, 9)
(102, 'Hej',...Leave a comment:
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Actually that was all of my code... I just want that part of the program to work, then i'm gonna put it in my big program, the game i am making...
But this is my code:
...Code:hiscores = [(300, "John")] score=raw_input("Score?") player=raw_input("Name?") hiscores.append((score, player)) print hiscores hiscores.sort() print hiscoresLeave a comment:
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This is the code:
hiscores = [(300, "John")]
score=raw_input ("Score?")
player=raw_inpu t("Name?")
hiscores.append ((score, player))
print hiscores
hiscores.sort()
print hiscores
import pickle
scores=open("sc ores", "w")
pickle.dump(his cores[-10:], scores)
scores.close()
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I tried this code... I created at textfile, called "score.txt" next to my program, and i changed score and player to raw_inputs. But if i run it a second time, the information from previous time isn't saved....Leave a comment:
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How would you do it if you used a lists? Like:
score=list()
name=list()
in some way?Leave a comment:
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OK.... i think i get it now... thanksLeave a comment:
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Thanks! What does pickle do?Leave a comment:
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Yes.... I mean.... i want to make my program save the top 10 scores and names in some way....Leave a comment:
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Highscore
Hi! I want to make a highscore for a game i am making. How might i do that?
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Thanks... hehe... actually it was the most obvious one i was looking for...Leave a comment:
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Search for letters in a String [solved]
How do i search for one letter in a String? For example the third letter in Word="Hello". The thought is that i that way can use:
if (the third letter in Word)=="l":
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Im making a dicegame. I'm an absoulte beginner and i am not very good with computers, so a am very thankful for your help!Leave a comment:
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