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Oct 12 2014 11:28pm
Anyone want to tutor with this simple questions?

It's just simple self-assesment questions (A review for the Quiz that's coming on Tuesday.



Kinda hard to understand the instruction

Here is proof so you don't feel guilty
http://i.imgur.com/KAOWdqp.png
You're just helping me =)

This post was edited by MelsonX on Oct 12 2014 11:32pm
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Oct 12 2014 11:36pm
Quote (MelsonX @ Oct 13 2014 01:28am)
Anyone want to tutor with this simple questions?

It's just simple self-assesment questions (A review for the Quiz that's coming on Tuesday.

http://i.imgur.com/scdN5oD.png

Here is proof so you don't feel guilty
http://i.imgur.com/KAOWdqp.png
You're just helping me =)


http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/python-convert-string-to-int-functions/
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_while_loop.htm
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Oct 12 2014 11:40pm
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I will read this, thank you.
Hopefully i understand more of this.
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Oct 12 2014 11:51pm
Quote (MelsonX @ Oct 13 2014 01:40am)
I will read this, thank you.
Hopefully i understand more of this.


what part do you not understand?
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Oct 12 2014 11:52pm
Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 12 2014 10:51pm)
what part do you not understand?


"Assign the resultant value to a different variable" from Question 3


This is what question 3 is mentioning when it says made-up variable name
I think it wants me to use either str, int, float.



sorry =/

This post was edited by MelsonX on Oct 12 2014 11:54pm
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Quote (MelsonX @ Oct 13 2014 01:52am)
"Assign the resultant value to a different variable" from Question 3

http://i.imgur.com/r1NyQ49.png


what part of that do you not understand? how to assign stuff, resultant value, or variable?

variables hold a value that you can change over the course of your program.
resultant value refers to what the function returns.
assignment is done via the = operator, where the value (on the right hand side) is assigned to a variable on the left hand side
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Oct 12 2014 11:58pm
Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 12 2014 10:55pm)
what part of that do you not understand? how to assign stuff, resultant value, or variable?

variables hold a value that you can change over the course of your program.
resultant value refers to what the function returns.
assignment is done via the = operator, where the value (on the right hand side) is assigned to a variable on the left hand side


I already did a few Assignment and Variables so i think it's resultant value

float(3.99)
int(4)
str(hello)

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Oct 14 2014 01:05am
The mods in the sub forum act in mysterious ways.

I ask them to remove one of my topics and it still exists, but the completely remove the keefer guys thread for selling his shitty project instead of closing it.

These guys have no logic.
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Quote (AbDuCt @ Oct 14 2014 02:05am)
The mods in the sub forum act in mysterious ways.

I ask them to remove one of my topics and it still exists, but the completely remove the keefer guys thread for selling his shitty project instead of closing it.

These guys have no logic.


They also won't delete posts, even if you ask them to.

( I wanted to remove a few code snippets from my OS class I posted, cuz kids from my school were finding them....woops )
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Quote (Eep @ 14 Oct 2014 00:29)
They also won't delete posts, even if you ask them to.

( I wanted to remove a few code snippets from my OS class I posted, cuz kids from my school were finding them....woops )


What rule would your post be breaking? None. So why would they waste time and delete the post?

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