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Replied To a Post in 4th dimension
Left and right, forwards and backwards, up and down, and into and out of. -
Replied To a Post in Memorable Quotations
"One way to make sure crime doesn't pay would be to let the government run it." ... Ronald Reagan (1911–2004) -
Replied To a Post in Memorable Quotations
"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." ... Albert Einstein (1879-1955) -
Replied To a Post in Starting Python
Just a note: QPython is a script engine running on Android devices like phone or tablet, It embeds the python interpreter, console, editor, SL4A library for android, which can make … -
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See also ... http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/c/code/216595/read-an-integer-from-the-user-part-2 -
Replied To a Post in An example of a threading background decorator (Python)
Thanks SOS! After running the code about a dozen times, I also found that Frank does not always count first in the sequence. The count however is still simultaneous. -
Edited An example of a threading background decorator (Python)
Run two calls to a function simultaneously with this threading @background decorator. -
Created An example of a threading background decorator (Python)
Run two calls to a function simultaneously with this threading @background decorator. -
Replied To a Post in 4th dimension
Time could potentially repeat itself. -
Replied To a Post in Drowning in Problems
The right game can be very refreshing to your mind. BTW, I don't think getting old is in your control. It simply sneaks up on you! -
Replied To a Post in Idea for website?
Create a website about your home town or neighborhood. -
Replied To a Post in Do you feel old yet?
In 1977 an engineering friend and I put together a MITS Altair computer. You had to use the front panel toggle switches to code in machine language. A few years … -
Replied To a Post in At what age did you create your first website?
I was young then, only 58 years old. Made a webpage for Bullhead City Arizona. -
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You know the hero/star can't get killed because he/she has to appear in next weeks show. -
Replied To a Post in Random Facts
A true Klingon Warrior uses only machine code, keyed in on the front panel switches in raw binary. -
Replied To a Post in What are you eating/drinking right now?
Some of Trader Joe's Cocoa Truffles. Sinfully delicious! -
Replied To a Post in How can I display a frame2 form frame1
Where is class Frame2(wx.Frame)? -
Replied To a Post in to return a Pass/Fail by comparing two files
Can you give us an example of your code? -
Replied To a Post in How to set the value in setLabel function more than once?
I think it is `self.getControl(4202).SetLabel(str(secondsLeft)+"%")` Here is an example ... # click on a wx.StaticText() label widget import wx class MyPanel(wx.Panel): def __init__(self, parent): wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, wx.ID_ANY) self.label = wx.StaticText(self, … -
Replied To a Post in Memorable Quotations
"Worrying does not take away tomorrow's troubles; it takes away today's peace." ... Armando Worcester -
Replied To a Post in As a beginner, what IDE should I use?
With the Windows OS **PyScripter** (written with Delphi) is my choice. It's fast and gives a lot of helping hints when coding. -
Marked Solved Status for Who here plays(ed) sports
Who here plays sports? Or at least did? I do: Football (varsity, Wide Receiver & Corner), track & field (varsity, 100m sprinter), basketball (varsity, small forward & point guard), and … -
Marked Solved Status for What is your mode of transportation?
I just read an article in the paper that tech savvy younger folks prefer public transportation, so they can use their time with a notebook computer or tablet, rather than … -
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Come up with an accronym for whatever word given by the poster above. Example: Q. Daniweb A. DANIWEB stands for = Developers and Newbies intelligentally will elaborate bummers :) First … -
Marked Solved Status for Musical Instruments
Who here plays a musical instrument? I play piano (about 8 years), violin (i am new, technically...), and the triangle :D. How about you guys? -
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I just thought of an idea as I started this message, honest to God. I have a poetry website that I just thought of doing something very personal with it. … -
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Ten favourite movies 10 Movies I love 1) Foul Play - 1978 2) Marked Man - 1996 3) The Goonies - 1985 4) The Toy - 1982 5) 48 HRS … -
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Freakin' awesome. Canadian men and women rock it again! -
Replied To a Post in Question from a beginner learning Python
You can also use `print(type(ans))` -
Replied To a Post in Tkinter Digital Clock (Python)
When Python3 came around I updated much of my Tkinter code samples. So I looked back and this is what I did with the tk_clock ... ''' tk_clock101.py use Tkinter … -
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hello python developers, i recently started working on a simple xml rpc application, the simple version is completly working but when i wanted to extend it and add some more … -
Replied To a Post in What is the most famous place of interest in your country?
**Yellowstone Park** is my taste. -
Replied To a Post in Favorite song
I am showing my age ... "Canadian Sunset" by Hugo Winterhalter -
Replied To a Post in When the question posted is so banal, just google it
For the real easy questions you might get too many answers (hits). -
Replied To a Post in Life with a BScIT degree
IMHO, anything that has to do with law. -
Replied To a Post in Which language now??
I have done a lot of different languages over the years, but Python suites my feeble mind the best. -
Replied To a Post in How is the weather today in your country?
One heck of a strong wind coming over the mountains. -
Replied To a Post in Which laptop should I buy?
Not sure why laptops have such slow hard drives. -
Replied To a Post in What are you eating/drinking right now?
Vietnamese coffee and a banana dessert. -
Replied To a Post in Finding approximations of sine and cosine with given value theta in degrees
Hint, use math.pow() and math.factorial() so `x4/4!` will be `math.pow(x, 4)/math.factorial(4)` -
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This worked for me ... ''' Py2ExeConSetup.py Py2Exe (version 6.6 and higher) setup file for a console program. Creates a single .exe file. Simply add this file into the same … -
Replied To a Post in Python Caeser Shift - Small Question
A special case is the rotational shift by 13 positions (half the alphabet) ... ''' str_rot13.py rotate the letters in a string by 13 positions (half the alphabet) tested with … -
Replied To a Post in Python Challenges
One idea, the result of glob.glob(path) is a list, so you could add the two lists `list_py_txt = glob.glob("c:/temp/*.py") + glob.glob("c:/temp/*.txt")` -
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A. Write a triangle solver that takes 3 inputs consisting of angles in degrees and length of sides in arbitrary units and, if possible (your program has to determine this), … -
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Our friend ryantroop says it all! -
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A. Write a triangle solver that takes 3 inputs consisting of angles in degrees and length of sides in arbitrary units and, if possible (your program has to determine this), … -
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A. Write a triangle solver that takes 3 inputs consisting of angles in degrees and length of sides in arbitrary units and, if possible (your program has to determine this), … -
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hi guys.. im new to this forum and im certain its here that all my problems will be solved. In fact I have a traffic simulation project in python. Im … -
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Sorry, I dodn't know what happened there 5 years ago, but the original Python25 code for the loop was like this ... # increments for move y = x = … -
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If you have a Windows machine, it might be worth to investigate **Portable Python** that allows you to run Python from the hard drive, or any USB flash card that …
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