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mumu245

UnscrambledEgg wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
(#936)
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
print(“Hello world!”) is always deleted like Sprite 1.
If you don't need it, you never type in the first place
Every time you open a script it just places that in the script by default
What IDE are you using? I'm using VSCode and it doesn't do that, and neither does IDLE. That seems like a very useless feature…
no I'm too embarrassed to say

PyCharm? I use it too
But… can you even be embarrassed by using PyCharm?

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BreadcatGames

mumu245 wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
(#936)
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
print(“Hello world!”) is always deleted like Sprite 1.
If you don't need it, you never type in the first place
Every time you open a script it just places that in the script by default
What IDE are you using? I'm using VSCode and it doesn't do that, and neither does IDLE. That seems like a very useless feature…
no I'm too embarrassed to say
PyCharm? I use it too
But… can you even be embarrassed by using PyCharm?

Pycharm is based

Knightbot63

I don't get the min() function.

lb = ["5", "2", "5234", "112",]
print(min(lb))

It reports 112 but the lowest is 2

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imfh

Knightbot63 wrote:
I don't get the min() function.
lb = ["5", "2", "5234", "112",]
print(min(lb))
It reports 112 but the lowest is 2

That’s because you have a list of strings, not numbers. Text is sorted alphabetically, so “112” comes first. You would find that “1119” is smaller than “112” since “1” comes before “2” alphabetically.

Try converting everything in the list to a number first with map:

lb = ["5", "2", "5234", "112",]
print(min(map(int, lb)))

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mrcoat wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
no I'm too embarrassed to say

Too embarrassed? Now I really want to know

Never mind I changed lol

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UnscrambledEgg

mumu245 wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
(#936)
mybearworld wrote:
UnscrambledEgg wrote:
print(“Hello world!”) is always deleted like Sprite 1.
If you don't need it, you never type in the first place
Every time you open a script it just places that in the script by default
What IDE are you using? I'm using VSCode and it doesn't do that, and neither does IDLE. That seems like a very useless feature…
no I'm too embarrassed to say
PyCharm? I use it too
But… can you even be embarrassed by using PyCharm?

No it wasn't Pycharm, anyways I changed

gilbert_given_189

So, do you like to break the convention?

class A:
	foo = 1
	bar = 2
	
	# make everything into a read-only property
	def read_only(_locals=locals()):
		for name, value in _locals.items():
			if name.startswith("__"): continue
			_locals[name] = property(fget=lambda self: value)
	read_only()
	del read_only
test = A()
print(test.foo)
print("read_only" in dir(test))
test.bar = 3

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k0d3rrr

What is a circular import? I keep trying to import the winsound library, but every single time I do that, it says:

AttributeError: partially initialized module ‘winsound’ has no attribute ‘PlaySound’ (most likely due to a circular import)

(I'm using the example script from the Python documentation.)

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gilbert_given_189

k0d3rrr wrote:
What is a circular import? I keep trying to import the winsound library, but every single time I do that, it says:
AttributeError: partially initialized module ‘winsound’ has no attribute ‘PlaySound’ (most likely due to a circular import)
(I'm using the example script from the Python documentation.)

# a.py
import b

# b.py
import a

If you got that on a builtin Python module, your Python install may be borked.

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k0d3rrr

gilbert_given_189 wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
What is a circular import? I keep trying to import the winsound library, but every single time I do that, it says:
AttributeError: partially initialized module ‘winsound’ has no attribute ‘PlaySound’ (most likely due to a circular import)
(I'm using the example script from the Python documentation.)
# a.py
import b
# b.py
import a
If you got that on a builtin Python module, your Python install may be borked.

I entered “module” into the Python shell, and it includes Winsound in there. (I'm using Python 3.10.4 by the way.)

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k0d3rrr wrote:
What is a circular import? I keep trying to import the winsound library, but every single time I do that, it says:
AttributeError: partially initialized module ‘winsound’ has no attribute ‘PlaySound’ (most likely due to a circular import)
(I'm using the example script from the Python documentation.)

The most common reason for that error is trying to import the module from a file named “winsound.py”. Python searches the current directory first when looking for a module to import.

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Knightbot63

bump.

What's so great about “self” in classes, Besides the fact that you can go outside of the class function.

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mybearworld

Knightbot63 wrote:
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bump.

What's so great about “self” in classes, Besides the fact that you can go outside of the class function.

…you can go outside of the class function. That's what it does. That's like saying “What's so great about food? Besides the fact that you can eat it.”

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