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Hi ! I'm new to Python, and i want to use the following code to connect to a xmlrpc server for some inquiry, I wanna know if there is anything wrong with the code ? Shouln't it when run prints the server_url and then connected ? (it doesn't print any) Second can I activate and call this class...

I have some trouble using databases (pysqlite) and how to implement it. oh and also how do i use cookies?? here is the code that im working on """Cart page handler for COMP249 Store""" import cgi import page import Cookie import SimpleCookie import os

The two programs below demonstrate how Python works with classes. The first program creates a Rectangle object, complete with length, width, area, and perimeter values. The second program is a driver to "test drive" the rectangle.py module, showing how it works. This doesn't show all the...

Here's a program I wrote for use in my Colonial Marines game. It uses a random number generator to simulate dice rolls. Only a few dice combinations are implemented right now but you can change this program if you want to use it. If you discover any problems with it, please let me...

Here's another script I wrote. This one lists the prime numbers from 2 to 1000. Again, feel free to use this as needed; just save it with .py as the extension. ############################################################### #List prime numbers from 2 to 1000. #Author: Cody Jackson #Date: ...

Hi. Can anyone tell me the python code for a simple countdown from eg. 2.00 minutes. It should be printet out to the screen. When it is finished it should write "Time is up" Hope you can help. Henrik

I wrote a few little scripts to showcase how Python works for simple problems. They don't do anything major; they're just to showcase Python syntax in action so you can compare it to other languages. The first program is a simple temperature convertor, from Celsius to Fahrenheit. Feel free to...

I'm having trouble with importing modules for python2.3 The modules I want to import are located in: /usr/local/lib/python2.3/site-packages in various subdirectories. I've setup PYTHONPATH in my bash profile with the following: PYTHONPATH = /usr/local/lib/python2.3/site-packages; export...

There are so many excellent python resources around, post what you've found here.

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Ok, i have written the stuff in the python shell, what do I do now with the compiling and making it able to be run, because im a noob at programming and i was goin to make a game with some people. Is python the best to use for games with gameboy advance graphics?

For anyone interested in the phenomenom that is Ruby on Rails but would like to play w/ Python, there is TurboGears. For those who don't know, RoR is a way to create dynamic, database driven web apps. It allows for rapid web development with less code than traditional methods such as...

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When you want to swap numbers in C/C++, you might write something like this: include <stdio.h> void swap(int *i, int *j) { int t; t = *i; *i = *j; *j = t;

Here's a little program from O'Reilly's "Learning Python" showing how to create an addition program that takes a variable number of arguments: def adder(*args) : sum = args # init to arg1 for next in args : sum = sum + next # add items 2..N return...

Found this link while perusing OSNews. Registration is required (it's the IBM developer section), but it's worthwhile because IBM has a lot of good programmer info in nearly every area. Here's what the article is about:

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