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I'm trying to learn python programming by my self, but i make little babysteps forward
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 | Hi, I'm trying to teach myself the Python language with the Google Python class ([url]http://code.google.com/edu/languages/google-python-class/set-up.html[/url]). With the exercise 'wordcount' I get a Traceback error (with the main function and sys.exit(1) function). Even with the solution script (as displayed here). Does anyone recognize this problem and can some one tell me …  |
| | Hi there! I have been searching on the forum and google, but I can't find a clear answer to my problem. What I can find is how to read data from a file, but not from specific cells in Excel. A small example of the [B]input[/B] Excel file: [CODE] An/gene …  |
| | Hi there! I have run into a new problem, this time with the re.findall() module. The objective of this code is to iterate over rows in a Excel sheet and print them in a other Excel sheet with a separation of column between the species name and the gene name. … |
| | Hi there again, I'm still a newby in Python, so I'm taking the Google Python Class. They talk about `ls -l` and `rm -rf` (with the last command the class started laughing) But I don't understand it. I googled it and a hint came to me, that is is a … |
| | [QUOTE=polygon;1131245]Try [CODE]fh = open("test2.py", "r")[/CODE] Ditto. [CODE]fh = open("test2.py", "r")[/CODE] I would avoid using variants of the keyword "file" for variable names.[/QUOTE] I have the same problem, when I try to open the test.py file, python gives a "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" When I say: open ("test.py") Python respons is: < …  |
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