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The module numpy is your friend here:
# create matrix with arange().reshape()
# perform add and multiply matrix operations
# module numpy (numeric python extensions, high speed)
# free from:...

It looks like badboy00z is correct. The last result is really a permutation with a sample size of 2.

I think badboy00z is correct. You can use module itertools to show it:
# combinations and permutations using Python3 itertools

import itertools

iterable = [1, 2, 3]
# sample_size <...

See:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1079895.html#post1079895

I modified the code in the previous post to join two images into one:
# use a drawing bitmap and wx.MemoryDC to create a canvas you can
# draw on and optionally save the drawing to an image file
#...

I modified the code in the previous post to join two images into one:
# use a drawing bitmap and wx.MemoryDC to create a canvas you can
# draw on and optionally save the drawing to an image file
#...

Call for update() as shown below:
from tkinter import *

class fb( Frame ):
def fastbuttons( self ):
b = Button(self)
b.grid()
self.update()
print(...

The module threading is the higher level module and actually uses module thread, since that one has the lower level tasks. So one can assume that threading is somewhat slower in speed, but nicer in...

If there is no space in the rank or name you can do it this simple way:
mydata = """\
<Ranking: AA (John)>
<Ranking: CA (Peter)>
<Ranking: TA-A (Samantha)>
"""

rank_list = []
for line in...

Here would be one way to accomplish this:
mylist = [
['A', 60],
['B', 40],
['C', 90],
['B', 150],
['C', 230],
['A', 220]
]

When you use
os.system('cls')
you limit yourself to the Windows OS.

In 99.9% percent of console apps you really don't need to clear the console screen.

Well, in Python just about anything is an object not just the typical OOP stuff. I assume that your instructor forgot about that and actualy means creating a class Student where each instance is a...

Let's be somewhat pleasant about this. If you search on Google for goolge this comes up:
Did you mean: google

Yes, Google uses Python and can figure that out.

If you search DaniWeb, you will find a whole lot of similar requests about queues, stacks and html tag names. Looks like this homework has been given in the last few weeks to a bunch of folks. The...

You may also take a look at:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread240778.html

There is a very similar thread at:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread241913.html

This little module has been updated to work with Python2 and Python3 recently, look at the new beta version at:
http://mcsp.wartburg.edu/zelle/python/

This should give you an idea how to split the window into three parts. One could add to the left side score, the other to the right side score, and the third is for a click to exit.
#

from...

The title is somewhat misleading. You want to add 2.

Okay, this might even be mildly better:
import string
a = list(string.ascii_lowercase + "!@#$%^&*()-+={}|\/?><,.'") + range(1, 10)

print a
For Python3 change to list(range(1, 10)). Oh, the...

What do you mean with "WxGlade does not show value"?
Is it WxGlade or your program you wrote using WxGlade?

Just a note on the smart side of things. If you have a problem for others to look at...

Just testing wxPython's wx.TextCtrl widget used as an edit field for input and output of text based data:
# testing wxPython's
# wx.TextCtrl(parent, id, value, pos, size, style)
# a widget used...

Also the OP didn't want a zero in the digits part. :)

It's always good to use a few test prints:
import operator

OPERATORS = {
'+': operator.add,
'-': operator.sub,
'*': operator.mul,
'/': operator.div,
}

Ah, the pros and cons on posting on an old thread.
If you are interested in a regex solution, I would start a new thread and put regex in the title.

Well, you could do something like this:
# File_lister2.py
# create a list of all the files and sizes in a given direcory
# and optionally any of its subdirectories (Python2 & Python3)
# snee
...

Here is a simple number project:

Prime numbers are positive integer numbers that are only divisible by itself or one. For example 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, are prime numbers, by convention 1 is not...

You could do:
for c in "Hello World":
print c ,
In Python2 the comma puts in a space and keeps it on the same line.

You are somewhat confused about functions.

I made an attempt on user friendly data entry with just such a simple temperature converter program, see:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post992595.html#post992595

The ultimate user friendly Temperature Converter program. If you put an 'F' or 'f' on the end of the temperature you enter it will give you Celsius. Otherwise it simply assumes you entered a...

As a beginner use for loops first, later on 'list comprehensions' become more natural.

Looks like one of the 638 web pages is not available. You should use a try/except trap for this case.

At first, I would adopt consistent indentations! Very important in Python. Most people use 4 spaces.

And don't forget to use self to turn those functions into methods for the instance, like
def moveup(self):

Something like that might do. I avoided the use of float() until the end to keep time-stamp and port info from turning into floats:
raw_data = """\
501 0 0.932 0.933 0.931 0.931 0.929 0.933...

With wxPython code you can give py2exe an XML based manifest to force it to adopt the Windows XP theme.

To make more sense you should have written your class this way:
class Animal:
def __init__(self, legs):
self.legs = legs

cow = Animal(4)
chicken = Animal(2)
octopus =...

Now I am curious, did that work for Python26?