I think he ment printing image just like printing plain txt files.
No you cant print image like that. Thay can be worked on and as Gribouillis stated. You can read in work on it, then save the image.
Using PIL module or Image module will give you very interesting pic manipulation methods. croping,scalling,alpha,color changing, just like photoshop does.
And do you have any idea that you will need authentication to connect and do other stuff on the remote system. urlib will give you the control to work with url, that is internet checkups,webpage scrapping but will not give you chance to manipulate data on the remote system. The remote system must have a webserver runing also.
Well i have already pointed you to the right direction but the choice is yours ;)
I realy dont get what you want but i just optimised your code. Hope it helps
def getScores(totalScores, number):
score = input('Enter their score: ')
while score <=0 or score >=100:
print'You must enter a number between 0 and 100'
score = input('Enter a number between 0 and 100:')
for counter in range(0, number):
totalScores = totalScores + score
return totalScores
Your code was just missing the indentation to exclude the for loop from the while. The for loop could not run unless the while look kicks in. ;)
This thread is off the hook. Is this about reordering a dict in order(sorting) or printing and finding some words and their locations + ordering them ????
import re
WORDPERFECT="\x0a"
with open(wordsearch,"rb")as word:
buff=word.read()# You can also just read a small buffer to check. word.read(10)
if re.search("^(\\x0a)$", buff,re.M ):
print("Wordperfect registered")
print(buff.find(WORDPERFECT))
Well get a pencil and a notebook. Always write down what you want your application to do and arreange them how they should work step by step.
Is a good idea to understand what you want to do. Dont rush with big tasks. Design by divide and conquer. Meaning make huge task very simplified. Comment your code for future. Leave space for improvements and updates.
Look through over and over. Once you get the idea.... Draw a flowchat or something. Put your ideas in a very human understandable way. No rushing, Then start coding.
To do some transparent stuff worth looking into PIL module. combine PIL and wx as wx can not manipulate image well. It give very basic image manipulation features and that is all. wx was designed with GUI in mind. More on frames,windows, etc.
For example to write a GUI application to send and recieve msgs. You will need wx,socket,time... modules for more complex threading module also. For proper image manipulation wx and PILL module at least.
PIL will give you more including normal mixing and transformation animation style. wx will not. mix the 2 modules else you can not achieve what you want.It very easy to use PIL Very simple. ;)
With image stuff. Try and refresh after update. This will show image nicely else the output of your image will differ from OS to OS and you dont need that do you ? :)
rstrip()/strip() methods only strip well only on inputs. To make things simple. if you recieve input from the user, then use the r/strip().
You can not use the strip only mechanism to strip a text file which is already formatted.
Also strip() methods will only strip the buffer provided. That means you can read word by word and strip them but what is the point as they will come striped already.
In short, only rstrip() will not get you what you want so tell your teacher ok? ;)
That shouldnt be hard. How exactly is your text formatted? can you shoe a copy of that? or is the same as what you got up there.
This code would loop through 60/2 data combination (1 combination = TEXT + BINARY DATA). What I tried, was to read the entire data set, find the word "BASELINE", count characters to the end of the TEXT, and then read the BINARY DATA.
Ans also what you you mean by this.?? what is end of the text? Do you mean till you meet another baseline or what?
Hi, on #35 you provided a return statement. That is good but return will not print a value. you must either use a print there or use a print on #14 on the function.
Mixing print and return can get confuse noob. optimise that part. ok ? ;)
well you can try this ok? GPL feel free to use it ;)
from __future__ import print_function
import re
with open("frisky.py","r") as file:
real_value=[ re.sub('[_\W]*', "", value) for value in file] #I could make all one-liner but i thought you may want to extend on the code. wont you? ;)
print("\n".join(real_value))
This code will strip every marks and punctiations for you provided the data without a headach ;) If you want your output together, remove "\n" from the join method Number 2.
from __future__ import print_function
import re,urllib
file=urllib.urlopen("http://daniweb.com") # scrap daniweb
real_value=[ re.sub('[_\W]*', "", value) for value in file] # clean stuff
print("\n".join(real_value),end="") # output. toggle "\n" if you want all togeter
from __future__ import print_function
words=["happy",'monty python',"hello","zombi","bone","monty"]
print([x[:-1]+"ier" for x in words if x.endswith("y")] )
print([x+"r" for x in words if x.endswith("e")] )
Getting more interesting after i opened the show ;)
