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 | Hi there! I have been working on an AI program for a while now, and in creating knowledge bases (what does x mean, etc) this small snippet of code has done very well. (just repaste and change variable names / file name) However, I am attempting to modify it to … |
| | Hi there! First off, let me say I HAVE Googled the subject, but all provided functions... didn't work. Simply put, I want a function that closes my Python script, and then reopens it. I tried making my own, which would open the same file, sleep 2 seconds, and then close, …  |
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| | Odds are, if you are certain that SQL and XSS injections aren't going to happen, you should be fine. There is the chance your server isn't secure, too, but if you aren't hosting yourself, that shouldn't be too big of a threat. Good luck! |
| | Hi there! I'm having a very annoying problem... simply put, I have a .pyw file, and it works great! However, whenever the script runs the os.system() function, I get a brief CMD Prompt window, which immediately disappears. It's quite annoying! Is it possible to run os.system() commands without having the …  |
| | Hi there! My application is going very well... however, I have a couple questions... mainly, graphical stuff. [LIST] [*]How do I make it so the application runs in full screen? (I know I can do it by changing the preferences in the command line, but that's the ghetto way...) [*]How … |
| | Hi there! Let me start by saying this-- I have no experience with regular expressions. Simply put, I want a function that turns an array [eg: func(array)] into... an array, but add ONE space on both values. Meaning: [code=Python] array = ['red','blue'] #returns ['red','blue'] array = func(array) # returns [' … |
| | Try adding 'position:relative' to the <li> tags.  |
| | [code=Python] def checkIt(arr,inp): bool = 0 for i in arr: if i in inp: bool = 1 break return bool array = ['hi','hey','hello'] string = "Hi there!" if checkIt(array,string) print "Yay!"; [/code] That's my code. It returns, "Yay!". Now... I like what it does-- it searches the string for a … |
| | Hi there! For starters, let me say I am something of a Python newbie at the moment, but I'm learning more every day! Unfortunately, my script is at a standstill, and I can't figure out how to continue. I don't have an error, per se, but rather the inability to … |
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