Scratch

markyparky56 wrote:

ssss wrote:

actually, MIT + SCRATCH should actually be int(MIT) + int(SCRATCH).  It lookes more proffesional, and let's you do equations like int(MIT) - 4 * int(SRATCH)

That looks like your calling a function called int() when ever you use an interger variable... Having learnt the basics of C++, I would've thought you declared a variable by stating what kinda it was (int) the name of it (Scratch) and its value ([large number])

So you'd have something:

Code:

int Scratch = 34829434838048

The value for scratch is just random. Is this done through the int() part of the code? just in brackets?

*cough* I was using the examples from the builderdd's original post */cough*

I can't wait to become a scratcher! Once I do, I will take over the Python Library! Also, that is the reason why there is nothing new.

wcfs96 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

ssss wrote:

actually, MIT + SCRATCH should actually be int(MIT) + int(SCRATCH).  It lookes more proffesional, and let's you do equations like int(MIT) - 4 * int(SRATCH)

That looks like your calling a function called int() when ever you use an interger variable... Having learnt the basics of C++, I would've thought you declared a variable by stating what kinda it was (int) the name of it (Scratch) and its value ([large number])

So you'd have something:

Code:

int Scratch = 34829434838048

The value for scratch is just random. Is this done through the int() part of the code? just in brackets?

Python is dynamically typed so you don't have to declare the variable type (unlike C++ which is statically typed) You're right about int() being function it just takes a number or string and returns an integer.

Hmmm... do you have to use the int() function every time you want to use an integer variable, or just the first time it's used?

markyparky56 wrote:

wcfs96 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

That looks like your calling a function called int() when ever you use an interger variable... Having learnt the basics of C++, I would've thought you declared a variable by stating what kinda it was (int) the name of it (Scratch) and its value ([large number])

So you'd have something:

Code:

int Scratch = 34829434838048

The value for scratch is just random. Is this done through the int() part of the code? just in brackets?

Python is dynamically typed so you don't have to declare the variable type (unlike C++ which is statically typed) You're right about int() being function it just takes a number or string and returns an integer.

Hmmm... do you have to use the int() function every time you want to use an integer variable, or just the first time it's used?

No you don't have to use it anytime when using an integer, the only thing I really use int() for is to make a String into an Integer.

markyparky56 wrote:

thebuilderdd wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

Hmmm... do you have to use the int() function every time you want to use an integer variable, or just the first time it's used?

Never. In the math things.

Oh, I think I get it now. So when your just using a variable to hold some data, you don't need to define what kind of variable it is? But in mathy uo have to use the int() function. 

You don't need to declare the type, Python figures it out itself. The only time you use an int(), float(), str(), etc. is for type conversion.

Pecola1 wrote:

thebuilderdd wrote:

This is Python. Oh, you called it Panther. Anyway, print('hi') means say Hi when the code is run. Saving it is just a breeze. You know, File save. File Open. Oh, for a key, make sure to type .py at the end.

I know some functions, but how do i save it, do i type File Save? What do i open for Python, python or pythonw?

Just make a script using a text editor and save the file with a .py extension. then either open it with a Python running program you have, or open Python in the terminal and type

import *filepath*

, where *filepath* is the path to the script you saved. Do not include the '.py' extension.

Pecola1 wrote:

floppy_gunk wrote:

Pecola1 wrote:

I know some functions, but how do i save it, do i type File Save? What do i open for Python, python or pythonw?

Just make a script using a text editor and save the file with a .py extension. then either open it with a Python running program you have, or open Python in the terminal and type

Code:

import *filepath*

, where *filepath* is the path to the script you saved. Do not include the '.py' extension.

Oh... I have to put it on a text thing, and save it as a .py then open it with python, thanks! (BTW: why not pi? You know:

Code:

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I don't know.

I can't open it. How do I open it with python? I tried but it closes as soon as it opens. I tried the import('file') BUT THAT DIDN'T WORK EITHER.

Pecola1 wrote:

I can't open it. How do I open it with python? I tried but it closes as soon as it opens. I tried the import('file') BUT THAT DIDN'T WORK EITHER.

Don't use parentheses, and no speech marks.

EDIT: I was a bit wrong. You have to change the directory in the terminal first, and then in Python use

import *filename*

where *filename* is the name of the file (without the file path or extension). You can change the directory in the teminal by typing

cd *path*

where *path* is the path to the folder that the file is in.

You can also type in the terminal

python *filepath*

where *filepath* is the path to the file (including the extension).

Last edited by floppy_gunk (2011-04-16 01:22:02)

markyparky56 wrote:

I just used IDLE and opened it that way. Simplez. 

I was about to suggest downloading IDLE, but I forgot 

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