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Words best describing Jack A. Hole: Retard Ignorant Self-Loathing Any time Jack tries to step forward and say something, everyone attacks him because of some minor flaw in his thought process he had before he spoke. Why this is, he doesn't know. Because…
 | OK, so I made a FastScrabble game. My code is currently: [CODE]from random import * from itertools import * scrabbletiles = [] showntiles = [] def drawtile(): nexttile = sample(scrabbletiles, 1) scrabbletiles.remove(nexttile[0]) showntiles += nexttile def possibilities(): possi = [] for i in range(2, len(showntiles)+1): for word in permutations(showntiles, i): …  |
| | I'm trying to find a way to take a list of one-letter strings, for example, ['e', 'n', 'o', 't', 'r'] and find every order possible of these letters. I'll be able to, on my own, target the three words I would want for this, 'noter', 'toner', and 'tenor' (unless the … |
| | ... I find it interesting that these are projects for the[I] beginners[/I]. Of course, these projects I've found often result in constant research and use of extremely confusing modules. If a module is confusing and is required for a project? It immediately bumps up to intermediate difficulty in my book. …  |
| | I swear, those things are like shurikens in these masses... I'm trying to make a loan calculator in python, as part of an assignment. I'm basing it off of two things. 1: [URL="http://www.efunda.com/formulae/finance/loan_calculator.cfm"]This website, which contains 3 different calculators.[/URL] 2: [URL="http://www.efunda.com/math/num_rootfinding/num_rootfinding.cfm#Newton_Raphson"]The link from the second calculator (my current pain)[/URL] I'm … |
| | At the easy risk of asking something already asked a hundred times... Curses doesn't work for me. I use 2.6 on a Vista It gives an error saying it can't call up a part of the module that came with the program. ... Uhm... help.. T_T ~Pixel |
| | I'm looking for some major help. I'm a decently new coder, taking a Python class independent study. I was writing a program for a two-player 21 game. (Like blackjack only I start with only one card... for some reason.) Only problem is, while the code doesn't seem to contain any … |