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 | Re: Windows 10 windows 10 should be out this summer according to microsofts blog site. I am currently running it on my Surface pro3 and it is working quite well. They are making some changes with the betas but using it now will make it easier when it is full fledged. Also according …  |
 | do you mean like this: def main(): menu = raw_input("choose rock, paper, or scissors: ") if menu == "rock": print "Rock" elif menu == "paper": print "Paper" elif menu == "scissors": print "Scissors" else: print "Invalid selection" main() this would allow you to check string  |
 | did you try downloading drivers for the DVD rom or check in device manager on the windows install to see if it is showing the drive at all?  |
| | I agree with Griboullis as that is an easy way of doing so but i think you left a bit of information out of your original post. Do you need it to add 22 to every value on your list unless that makes it greater than 126. If it is … |
| | Well two things first: main() needs to not be commented out so remove the # from in front of it. Next is the call for start you are asking for input but not telling the code thus. You need to write those calls using raw_input like this: Start = raw_input("Type … |
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