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Re: That should fill the screen with a lot of time output .... shouldn't there be a sleep statement somewhere to make it more dramatic? | |
I have spent 4hrs+ trying to figure out why I can't catch an IOError. Most of the solutions I find, seem to be python-2 specific. I'm using python-3. Take a look at this: [code]def getfile(cfg): try: with open(cfg, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as tmp_file: tmp = tmp_file.read().strip().split('') except IOError as err: print … | |
I'm looking for ways to create variables in python3 as needed. E.g book1 = book(name1) # book is a class book2 = book(name2) book3 = book(name3) book4 = book(name4) book5 = book(name5) : : : V book-n = book(name-n) I have the names of the book in a list but … | |
This issue is probably discussed before. However, I can still use a little insight. I am a python beginner looking to develop a small client/server suite. The clients will reside in different PCs across a LAN and their job is to recieve a file (say, a .txt file) from the … |
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