Python Programming

You use the modulus operator: %

example: 7 % 2

will output a remainder of 1.

A variable is used to store information. As an example say you are asking someone for their favorite food, and want to store the answer in a variable called favoriteFood:

favoriteFood = input("What is your favorite food?")

Now if you print the value of favoriteFood (using print(FavoriteFood)) you will see that it has been saved in that variable. You can store any type in a variable, such as number, a string, or even an object.

A motor can be connected to a computer through some type of controller circuit. Typically, such a circuit would receive input from the computer that indicates the direction and speed of the motor, then the controller would convert that to the appropriate pulses and voltages that would cause the motor to respond properly.

Depending on what you are trying to do, consider a "stepper" motor, which has 3 inputs. When power is applied to any 2 of the inputs, the motor will "step" forward a few degrees. The controller determines the motor speed by firing power transistors in the appropriate sequence to cause the motor to operate.

A less sophisticated approach is to simply turn a motor on by engaging an output transistor that operates a traditional motor. The transistor could even activate a relay if you are uncomfortable with transistor circuit design.

A popular electronic development platform is called the Arduino. It would be trivial for your Python program to send a command to the Arduino which would control the circuit.

#LMGTFY

The '#' symbol, known as the "hashtag", "number sign", or "pound sign" is the single line comment character.

Simply writing "quit()" will end the script.

There are several ways. First, Blender's user interface was written in Python, and most of the commands and menus are actually Python functions. Blender actually contains the Python interpreter, and uses it extensively. Go to the Scripting view, and you'll see an interactive console. The python version exposed is based on your Blender version, but you'll typically see Python 3.? for newer versions of Blender. You can interact with Python in command-line mode here as with any Python interpreter. The scripting view also contains a text editor optimized for Python coding. Turn on syntax highlighting and choose from the Templates menu to see a number of interesting Python scripts. Most of these scripts can be run directly to control Blender through the command interface. This allows you to build automated scenes through program code. Finally, you can use a Python script as a controller in the game engine. This accepts input from sensors and passes output to actuators. However, your code can manipulate input and output any way you want, turning the Blender game engine into a full-blown 3D game development toolkit.

You probably mean "hybernate"; that refers to a computer saving all contents of its memory (RAM) to hard disk, so that it can be turned off, kept off indefinitely without using power, then turned on again (and memory reloaded from the hard disk), to let the user continue right where he was. For instance, any documents that were open when the computer was hibernated will be immediately available after resuming.

An example might be:

firstNumber = raw_input("Enter your first number: ")

secondNumber = raw_input("Enter your second number: ")

operatorChoice = raw_input("What do you wish to do with these numbers? ")

if operatorChoice == "-":

subtractSum = firstNumber - secondNumber

print("Here is your result: %s") % (str(subtractSum))

if operatorChoice == "+":

additionSum = firstNumber + secondNumber

print("Here is your result: %s") % (str(additionSum))

That's a basic example.

we use exclamation mark for

"not equal to" function.

for example: if we want to write 3 is not equal to 4

no

How do you join the stajettes? i dont kno how i jus wanna be aprt of them becuz i think dey dance good nd i think im good fro da group cuz i kno how 2 dance and all da stajettes is my age

Use the datetime module. To get the hours you would do datetime.hour or you could just type datetime

I suggest you use the property that lcm(a, b) * gcf(a, b) = a * b. Solving for the least common multiple: lcm(a, b) = a * b / gcf(a, b).

The greatest common factor can be obtained with Euclid's algorithm. For example, the gcf of 14 and 10 is the same as the gcf of 10 and 4, where 4 is the remainder of dividing 14 by 10. In most programming languages, this remainder is calculated with the percent sign: 14 % 10, or rather, a % b. Repeat until you get a zero remainder.

sys.argv is a way to access command line arguments in Python. sys.argv is an array of all the command line parameters, where the first value is the name of the file being run.

For example, let's say you have a python script named example.py that looks like this:

import sys

print(sys.argv)

This script will simply print the command line parameters in an array. If, for example, you run the script from a command line as

python example.py param1 param2

the output will be

['example.py', 'param1', 'param2']

If you are using Pygame submit them at pygame.org

If you are using another library i do not know.

A program can be looped in Python by wrapping the entire program in a for or while loop.

If you wish to loop the program a finite amount of times, it can be done like so (x = the amount of times you want it to loop, this can be a number or variable storing a number):

for i in range(0,x):

[code]

If you wish to loop the program infinitely, you can use a simple while loop:

while True:

[code]

A float is basically any number that isn't an integer, so it's basically a number with a decimal place.

str(3.1415)

This is not Python, nor C.

Lua is different...

Medical Record Keepers use colored tabs on their charts because the addition of the color helps to prevent mis-filing. The colored tab, when sitting amongst other tabs stands out if it is different.

It means 'Integrated Development Environment'. Equivalent to the term IDE in general.

You need to have Python installed to run Python scripts.

You should also pay attention to what version of Python the script was written for. Python 2.x is more common, but Python 3.x is newer, and while they are similiar, they are not completely compatible

What i think i did well:

1. i could find it

2. after being taught i could do it

3. i tryed my: hardest

4. work my best to finish work

what i think i didnt do well:

1. i could have listen and pick it up quicker

2. i could have finish it(work)

3. put names in orderly fashion

4.