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Hi there, creating new variable to add to a function, and when the user inputs a value, I get this: ValueError: need more than 2 values to unpack This is for sizeWindow variable by the way, I'll bold the parts I'm talking about. [CODE]from graphics import * def main(): doorColour, …
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[CODE]# 619480 import time from random import * def main(): lst = [] result, length = 0, 500000 while result <= 0.50: for i in range(length): lst.append(randint(1, length)) value = randint(1, length) t0 = time.clock() linearSearch(value, lst) result = time.clock() - t0 print("This LINEAR SEARCH took {0:4.2f}seconds with a length …
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In my code they're instructed to enter a width and height. However obviously these will be intergers, but I need to perform checks that they are intergers before they're used. Atm I've got this: [CODE] while True: if width.isdigit() == True and height.isdigit() == True: if width >= 2 and … 
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Hi there, I'm writing my first Python script for a(n imperative) programming class at university, and I want to make it a little better. It's meant to be fairly short, 50 lines. I've written the basic 'mechanism' to look at the user input. Instead of simply printing every property of …
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Hello, The objective of my task is to allow the user to enter a series of colours (maximum and minimum of 4, and have to be within 5 set colours). I'm supposed to write code that continuously prompts the user if what they've entered doesn't meet the criteria. And also …
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I'm attempting to create a number square when it's using a parameter. Whatever the user enters in the parameter it will display something like this (using 4 as an example): 4567 3456 2345 1234 I've come up this so far: [CODE]def numberedSquare(n): for a in range(n, 0, -1): print(a, end="\n") …
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Hello again! I'm having trouble trying to double the value of my coordinates in my point. The object is to create a pair of eyes and their position is identified by clicking a point in the graphic window which would allocated the centre of the left eye, and the second …
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Hello there, Currently doing some work for my coursework. I've noticed the "\n" is obviously the new line function or whatever you guys call it, but would you understand what I mean when I say it creates too much of a new line? For example, I want the newline to …
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