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I tried a basic while-loop in Python 3.8 but I always get a syntax error. Anybody know why?
I tried Notepad++ but when I write the loop, Python doesn't run
i = 1
while i <= 5:
print(i)
i += 1
This works in PyCharm, looking at the image it seems that you wrote the if statement
and the print() on the same line. Which also gave me an error.
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This is my coding
below one is the screenshot of the lecture
I would like to know why my console does not show anything, unlike the lecture.
I can't tell from the photos but it looks like you're not calling the function? and if you are, maybe with the wrong parameters, can you upload all of your code?
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Greetings, I'm trying to make a user login using a for loop, but when I use and in the if block I use to cancel the operation, even if I don't enter 0, the process ends, but when I use or it doesn't work, why?
Number 3 and string '3' are not equal
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I am trying to understand python time (mainly so I can get the program to wait). When I run these 3 lines:
while True:
time.sleep(1)
print("BREAK")
I get the error:
NameError: name 'time' is not defined
What is the problem?
simply type import time before your code, this will fix the problem.
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I'm creating a program for a school assignment that uses python to give basic info on elements on the periodic table. I'm using if/elif/else and print in order to do this. After I got all the if/elif/else statements down I went to test it, and when I type anything in it goes to the else condition, even if I type in something that should go to an elif statement. Code is too long to paste here so I put it in a document here Python version is 3.6.4
I wonder how you are able to run this program, seems to be some harry potter stuff. For me its typo in this line "ele" == input("") and gives Syntax error . So just fix this with ele = input() and replace "ele" with ele in all if/elif checks i.e if ele == "H":it will work as intended.
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I am a beginner Python programmer and I wanted to use this character: █. I have tried just doing: print "█" but I always got an error. I Have looked for solutions, but have found nothing that helped me.
You can print any unicode symbol by using the \uxxxx notation. For instance, 2588 is a code for unicode block.
print('\u2588')