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I made a javascript/xhtml calculator from scratch :p good learning experiance. Just make images in paint of numbers 0-9, symbols x,/,*,+, make a 'clear' button, and make a 'clear last input' button; and finally have a calculate button. Then just make 2 spans, one editted (via javascript) according to input, …

I'm trying to make a basic online javascript calculator. I've got the css/html down, and I've created my own images in paint! Only problem is that, when you click the calculate button it says "NaN" for the result for everything i try, and when I do the delete last character …

Okay I am relatively new to javascript, and my project is to create an xhtml page that contains <iframe> and javascript that monitors the changes in a web page's source code. Okay. I got everything down, except I don't know how to do an onchange event that works with javascript. …

lets say i want to make a function that accepts a single argument that is supposed to be a number. lets say the function displays the range between 0 and the argument. Normally I'd do something like this: [CODE] def range_display(integer): set = [] for num in range(0, integer): range_list …

I don't understand what those two things do and how they work i tried researching off google, but i couldnt get a direct answer

I noticed that when i posted programs on here people gave me their versions, and had [CODE] import * def somethng_here(): while True: Try: pass except ValueError #or some other types of things liek that [/CODE] I don't understand how a function can be FALSE, as well as how these …

It won't work! [CODE]def get_user_choice(): from string import digits user_choice = input('Type a number, 1 to 6.\n\n') if user_choice == '': print 'Not a valid choice.' raw_input() main() check_if_true(user_choice) def check_if_true(): import random comp_choice = random.randint(1,6) if comp_choice != userchoice: print 'The computer won :(' return comp_choice, user_choice else: print …

this is my code: [CODE]import os,sys import random import webbrowser import time import subprocess as sp cls=os.system("cls") title=os.system('title Hit any key to start searhing!') while True: cls print "" title raw_input() getRandEntry() def getRandEntry(): theFile = open("wordlist.txt","r") wordList = theFile.readlines() theRandoms = [] theRandoms.append(random.choice(wordList)) * 4 startLink(theRandoms) return theRandoms def …

Yeah, IDEs like notepad++ lack the auto-indent feature. I'm also looking for an IDE but unfortunately I'm kind of broke..so I guess IDLE works for me for now.

i recently found that variables set in a function cannot be used in another function. so to make variables 'universal' i have to make them global variables? and you do that buy stating them global, like this? [CODE]global [VARIABLE NAME]=[VALUE][/CODE] i have a feeling there is more to it.

is there a command or fuction in python that deals with email? like: [CODE]email([email protected], 'Hello, my name is Bill. How are you doing at IBM?', email.cc(),attach("C:\123321.txt"))[/CODE] :D

simple simple grrr [CODE]import math import time while 1: r = input("Enter Circle Radius --> ") circ = (pow(r,2)) * 3.14 print '' print 'The circumferance of a circle with a radius of ',r,'is',circ,'.' print '' time.sleep(2) print '' print '' print '' print "Loop Start or Exit? 'l' or …

Its not running [CODE]import math import os cls = os.system("cls") title = os.system("title Pythagorean Theorum Solver") def MainLoop(): cls print "Enter 3 coordinate plane points (x - y) format" print "" firstPair = input("--> ") SecondPair = input("--> ") MathPart() def MathPart(): '''structure of the formula: squareRoot of --> (x-y)^2 …

I'm making a macro in python and I need some help. Basically, it just loads up 4 line entries from a text file and just attaches those 4 things to the end of a URL, and opens firefox to that URL. It then waits a random time between 3min-8min and …

how do I: -change the height and width of the console (cmd.exe) -how do i set the console title -how do i change the console color(s) -how do i open another console program in the same console and go back and forth with this (for example a batch file) Thanks …

I know you start an internet browser with: [CODE]import webbrowser webbrowser.open("http://www.google.com/")[/CODE] But how do I specify if I wanted to for example, make it use firefox over the system default (internet explorer)?

How do I make a pause in python? like in seconds

What is the command for starting files? Something like this im guessing [CODE] start.file(C:\test.txt)[/CODE]

All I need is a frame, and a panel. On the panel I have to display 3 pictures 1 at a time, separated by a pause of custom length. I need the panel to be 773x632 pixels for my png image. What I need is the function for displaying an …

Trying to make a file that tests how many seconds it takes for python to use a while loop to count how many seconds 1000 loops takes. Not working, I don't know why. Every time I run this it outputs "('It took 0,0')"...The while loop didn't start. [CODE]import time import …

First Program - CalcPro.py How do I make labels like in Batch so that I can 'go to' or initiate certain blocks of code when needed? And what is the command for goto? Whats the command for cls (or in other words clearing the screen)? [CODE]while 1: import math print …