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@XanthusPettitt
I like calcs
I am trying to make the code remember variables from a past run(for example lets say you ran a repl today and you save and quit so next time you run t
AarjavKavathia To save the variables permanently, you need to use a database. I would suggest using SQLite or the ReplitDB. You can just store the variables there.2 years ago
Hi, I'm trying to remove a character from a string permanently but when I look it up I get nothing. Is there truly no way to remove something with a s
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you enter a equation and it will find x.
im currently haveing some probs with finder x but im getting close I think
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this started out as a little project of mine, "make a calculator" and now I have made one of the best calculators, we are constantly adding on to this
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this was made with the help of:
@ToasterTartFan
@ChaosDragonSai
@XanthusPettitt (yes me)
If you can give any tips that would be great!
This is my fir
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Dunce The "what do you want to know about me" menu is showing up, but not any of the other stuff. Because as soon as it prints the other stuff the next iteration of the while loop starts, which clears the printed text, and creates the menu again. So to fix this you can just replace the print functions with input functions, so the loop will be paused until the user presses enter.2 years ago
I want to check an input without having to enter how might I do this?
like if you input "d" I don't want to press enter I want to just enter d and the
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Coder100 using getch.
Its really easy and breaks almost nothing
from getch import getch
print('ay yo press something', end='')
print('check: you typed', getch())
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this was a quick thing that I wanted to do.
you enter the amount of bottles and it will do the song for how ever many bottles you wanted
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so I am finally, 1 not asking for help on something(maybe), 2, making a game, 3, not giving up right away, and 4 remembering how to post things
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JasonLiu19 There's an error.
if num=guess:
print("good job! You got it right")
= is for assignment, == is for comparison.2 years ago