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I am an undergraduate at the University of Alabama in the College of Engineering. I am getting a major in computer engineering. I love computers and I'm trying to get a headstart on my coding skills.
- Interests
- Alabama football, computers, cars, motorcycles
- PC Specs
- Hewlett-Packard Windows 7 Ultimate Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P7350 @ 2.00GHz 2.00 GHz 4.00 GB RAM x64…
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I think most of you out there are professional coders, and software engineers, etc... For the older ones of you, I think the biggest challenge you all had was the space program. What do you all think will be the biggest challenges for my generation? By the way I'm 24 … 
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I am making a program for my CS class. Is there a way, in python, to set more than one value to a variable? Am I thinking about this in the wrong way? I need to make a program that asks a bank account holder for their username. If that … 
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Hello everyone! I am a student of the University of Alabama. ROLL TIDE!!!! I am getting a double major in computer and electrical engineering. I joined this site as a way to network with more programmers that are or have been where I am trying to go. I am currently … 
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Hi I am research assistant in mechanical engineering department,Istanbul University. I am 37 years old. Programming is my hobby since when I bought my first PC 15 years old. I started to learning programming with Qbasic and go on visual basic, delphi and now python. I am an amateur programmer. …
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I am new to this whole programming thing. I am currently using python 3.2. I want to get into trying to build GUI, but i can't find any programs that seem to work with python version 3.x. Should I downgrade to an earlier version of python? If so what is … 
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from random import randint correct = 0 for i in range(10): n1 = randint(1,10) n2 = randint(1,10) prod = n1 * n2 ans = input('What's %d * %d? ' % (n1,n2)) if ans == prod: print('That's Right! Well done.') correct = correct + 1 else: print('No, I'm afraid the answer …
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