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[URL="http://www.cleverbot.com/"]http://www.cleverbot.com/[/URL] Here's a fun and interesting site I found, I'm curious to know how exactly it 'learns' from the user. This is how my chat went :D[QUOTE]User: How are you? Cleverbot: Quite good, thank you. How are you? User: I am terrible. Cleverbot: Why is that? User: Because you hate …

i've been trying to make simple programs and downloaded python 3.01. unfortunately i have no programming experience, and am a bit stuck despite searching around the tutorial, library, etc. (please forgive if this question is already answered somewhere) my first attempt at a program is >>>print (hello world) hello world …

The concept of this game is very easy but the game itself is very hard!! You have 2 images and 5 differences,find them... At the beginning its easy,but at level 50 its hard as anything i gue$$.. They are 90 levels... My high is 480 so far...... [url]http://www.x-woods.com/games/differences/loader.swf[/url]

Ok, so this is kind of a complicated question... but... Ok so I have a python script, you enter some numbers it gives you some numbers back that sort of thing. But of course right now it just looks like a black window with text. kind of like [URL="http://blog.benhall.me.uk/images/InstallingWindows2008EnterpriseCoreServe_F3A1/6Cmd.jpg"]this.[/URL] But …

this is another pretty simple question, but i've been trying to do it, and cant get it basically what i need is pretty simple, its like say you have a list of 5 numbers. now you need to print out all the lists of possible 3 numbers from those 5 …

im sorry this is kind of a silly question i know, but does anyone know any succesful ways to change a .py into a .exe? like so that someone without python installed on their computer can run it? i've seen this topic in a couple places but everything i've tried …

yet another ridiculously simple question, yet i feel compelled to ask because i've been stuck here for like an hour without it working ok so say you have one list, a, and you need the user of the program to input a list of several more numbers, call that list …

quick question i have come across, i can't find a definition for it perhaps i'll have to make a couple lines to define it? anyways for list a, which has only integers, i need to define the average, x... so i'm looking for something quick to do this: [code=python] >>>a …

Hi All, I've been learning python for some time, and I really like it. I used this forum many times, and found answers for many of my questions. Unfortunatelly I can't find answer for my current problem: I have two lists (both the same size) and I need to sort …

I'm trying to make a perfect numbers script but having almost no success... Perfect numbers are those whose factors add up to twice the number itself... factors don't have to be prime... So like the first four are 6, 28, 496, 8128... 28: 1,2,4,7,14,28 1 + 2 + 4 + …

say you have a list, b, you don't know how many items are in there, but how could you add up all the items? for example, if your list is [2,4,5,8,10] is it possible to find the sum of all the numbers? so it will give you 29? i've been …

this is kind of a quick question, but just a bit complex: say i want it to find n in range(5), i would do this: [code]for n in range(5): print n[/code] and it would return 0,1,2,3,4.... but what if instead of returning i want it to put it in a …

i'm making a program, i need to know is there a command for "divisible"? as in [code]if m is divisible by n[/code] if not, is there a command like "if its a whole number"? as in [code]if m is a whole number[/code] of course i can work with either command, …

so i was trying to make a very simple counter (although not sure if that's what you call it) [code]import time a = 0 def main(): time.sleep(5) b = a + 1 print (b) del(a) a = b del(b) main() main()[/code] i know this is very unefficient and there is …

i made another extremely simple script, but i've looked through all the random python commands(10.6) and can't figure out how can i write a nonunique random script? as in all the random numbers can be the same? like random.sample? say i have a list [1,2,3,4] and i want to pick …

yet another quick question... I wrote this at the end of a script [code]y = 1 n = 0 i = input("Again? Y/N: ") if i is 0: print ("Good bye!") exit if i is 1: execfile ("program2.py")[/code] now of course if i is 0, they won't be able to …

this is a very basic command prompt question (sorry if i posted it in the wrong place) is there a command for cmd to sleep/wait for say 5 seconds? like say i have a .cmd file that says "start www.google.com" but i want it to wait 5 seconds before opening …

so i was trying to make a very simple counter (although not sure if that's what you call it) [code=python]import time a = 0 def main(): time.sleep(5) b = a + 1 print (b) del(a) a = b del(b) main() main()[/code] i know this is very unefficient and there is …

alright i know you're tired of explaining simple things to me, but i've looked around and really can't figure how to do this... i'm trying to write a simple python script like when you type in a number for n, and press enter, it finds n+2? i thought it will …

I've learned quite a bit since my last post, i.e. it kept disappearing on me just because of syntax, but now I'm interested in something: Is it possible to make it so that when you run the .py as is , that it opens another program or directory? I.e. when …