Slyte

Your code (crawl function) doesn't find the links in the page - it's not crawling it. I think its not implemented yet.

you could try to use kivy's Clock module from kivy.clock import Clock class CountdownApp(App): def build(self): t = 1.0 / 60.0 # 1/60th of a second, use 1.0 instead to update every second Clock.schedule_interval(self.update, t) # some other code .... def update(self, dt): # update things - your labels?

Some things I learned when I created a basic search engine: * Count the number of in_links (pages linking into a site) and the out_links (pages going out of the site) to measure a websites popularity - more in_links probably means more popular * record text found in a website …

[Rpg Tutorial](http://www.penguinprogrammer.co.uk/rpg-tutorial-2/) I used to follow this tutorial when I made a text based rpg too. It's in c++ but I think you would be able to get some general ideas like inventories, monster creation and other rpg stuffs.

check here [www.udacity.com](https://www.udacity.com/course/cs101) The course project is about making a search engine and building a social network. There is a chapter about web crawlers and ranking web pages using Page Rank algoritm... There is a button 'Access Course Material' just below the 'Start a Free Trial' one and its free.

Ok, so while practicing python, plotting and quadratic equations - I found this weird behaviour in plotting. The function 'func' defines one of the solution to a quadratic equation. The solution being *0.5(x+1 - sqrt((x+1)^2 - 4x))* And so I tried plotting this value against different x values. I get …

904

Why not try something like this. --1. user presses enter key. --2. program executes a "wait" function. this function will wait for maybe 2 seconds. -- maybe some sort of timer. the first keypress on the enter key start the timer -- then sets a boolean value "withinTime" to true. …