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I've recently become interested in trying to adapt my Rock-Paper-Scissors game into a multiplayer-friendly program, so today I decided I'd look up a tutorial on servers. It seems I'm following it precisely (aside from using a different IDE). However, something is going wrong and I'm not sure exactly what it … |
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Ok everyone the object of this game is to simply - answer the post above without saying "yes", "no", or "sometimes" or any variation of them. For example: Do you like rock music? Wrong Answer: "yes or yep, yeah, etc. Correct Answer: "I love rock music, i think it is … 
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I am, it appears, a lot more average than I hoped. Well, at least when it comes to the world of computer gaming. A new [URL="http://www.ajpm-online.net/content/pressreleases"]study[/URL] reveals, amongst other things, that the profile of the average gamer looks a lot less like the hyperactive, cola drinking teen obsessed with kicking …
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I have to write a program in Python that creates two circles colliding to each other and to the sides of the window. Here is what I have so far, but the problem is that they don't collide and they don't bump against the walls. Please tell me what i'm … 
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Hey, everybody, I'm a newbie at Python (2.7.1), and new to DaniWeb as well. and the apparent simplicity of Python got me interested in programming (seriously, the only thing before this was HTML). Anyway... I was taking a test and thought that after I was finished I could make an …
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print "Hello, World!" ;) Hi, everyone, Venku (a.k.a Python Newb) here. I just kind of randomly opened up Python today (I do that a lot), and I decided I would finally ask this: What does the "is" statement do in Python 2.7.1 (if the ver# matters)? I checked out the …
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Hi, all! I joined... about a month ago (I suppose I should check how long I've been here at some point). Anyway, I like the help that I've gotten so far. I use Python 2.7.1 to write small programs (at the moment). They're not very sophisticated... at all. But, Python … 
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