jlm699 320 Veteran Poster

how could i fix this?

from distutils.core import setup, import, py2exe When you import multiple modules you need to separate with commas.

Or you could just do: from distutils.core import * to get everything within distutils.core

jlm699 320 Veteran Poster

For superscript you could use:

>>> print '\xb2'
²
>>> print '\xb3'
³

I'm not so sure about subscript though. Just try typing into your interpreter:

>>> a = '<your_character_here>'
>>> a
'\<escaped_version_of_your_character>'
jlm699 320 Veteran Poster

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Name: James
Nickname: Jimmy
Height: 5'10''
Weight: 182
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Location: NC Currently, hoping to move pack to PA within a few years
Age: 22
Hobbies: Listening to music, playing the video games, going out with friends and family, movies, laughing, sleeping, playing with my puppy Boca
Relationship Status: engaged

Fav Music: Listing artists would take too long so I'll just say if it sounds good I like it.

Education: Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering (Concurrent Degrees from Penn State)

Work: Automation Delivery Engineer
Favorite Food: Sushi. Definitely sushi.

Favorite Movies: Iron Man, Fight Club, Indiana Jones (1-3), Star Wars (4-6, & 3 kinda), Turtles (1 & 2), Wet Hot American Summer, Sin City, 300, Blues Brothers, Smokey & the Bandit, and many others.

Favorite TV Shows: LOST

Favorite Video Games: Right now? GTAIV

Stuff you Dislike: Control Freaks, Incompetence, and my gut!

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I've recently moved to Raleigh-Durham area for my first real career/job and must say that it has greatly reaffirmed my beliefs that …