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Not usually one to have to do this, but I cannot find the problem with my code. Yes, this is a project Euler problem. Any tips or suggestions help. My code works by getting the location of each number, excluding the first numbers as it has to be predefined, and … 
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a1 = 1 a2 = 2 a3 = 3 ....... a10000 = 10000 So, I want to create a function that will autoassign names to numbers. In the the code above, for x in range (desired range): a(quantity of x) = x how do i get my code to call … 
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books = { 'Contact':['Carl Sagan', '2'], 'End of Faith':['Sam Harris', '7'], 'on Mars':['Patrick Moore', '1'], } based on dictionary above, how can i get Modales Qdialog box that should have 3 column containing like below DialogBox BookName_Label: BookAutor_Label : Quantity_QSpinBox BookName_Label: BookAutor_Label : Quantity_QSpinBox BookName_Label: BookAutor_Label : Quantity_QSpinBox Ok Cancel
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Uhm, I'll tell it as clear as possible. So, if you have few files and you put it into for example `.zip` archive. Files are included into one file and can be double clicked to be executed. If you change this `.zip` into `.xyz` file and trying opening this in …
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Hello gurus: I saw the discussion related on working with words with python which is: import win32com.client wordapp = win32com.client.Dispatch("Word.Application") # Create new Word Object wordapp.Visible = 0 # Word Application should`t be visible worddoc = wordapp.Documents.Add() # Create new Document Object worddoc.PageSetup.Orientation = 1 # Make some Setup to …
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Hi, I have created a program that follows a line blitted on a surface called 'screen'. I have created a function in a different file to do so and have imported it into my main file like so: from Follow_Ground import Follow_Ground The code in the file 'Follow_Ground.py' looks like …
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So I have been working on a directory and have not really been able to get it off the ground. As a matter of fact none at all. import H:\Python Helpful Programs\DivisibleBy.py (also: everything is in the same folder) I have also tried just DivisibleBy.py and some others. The error …
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So my code to test a prime number is as follows: PrimeTest(): test = input ( "What number would you like to test? " ) test = int(test) true = 0 divisor = 0 for divisor in range (2, 10): if ( (isinstance( test/divisor, int )== True) & (test/divisor == …
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