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Then stop posting skiddy code here, google dipshit. You know when learning to program, I've never had to ask anyone on a forum for help.
Cus you're a moron.
yeah seems to be problem with you too, never said it was from lectures.. I was actually replying to this:
ouch btw, -1 really hurts
Your code makes absolutely no sense. If you were able to get input in your R/P/S game, why'd you change it? Do you have any idea what input() & eval() do? Do you know what this means:
TypeError: eval() arg 1 must be a string or code object
and why python is telling you this. If not, find out. This is where learning starts... Not asking others to fix your code for you.
And yeah, your video lecture is a horrible idea.. Your time, not mine.
Learning programming through videos seems like a bad idea to me. Just read a regular tutorial. Once you got a hang of python, then you could research specific things that interest you.
# Calculates the FV of an investment
# Compoud interest
def main():
print("This program calculates FV of an investment")
principal = eval(input("Enter the initial investment: "))
apr = eval(input("Enter the apr: "))
years = eval(input("Enter years of investment: "))
for i in range(years):
principal = principal * (1 + apr)
print("The value in", years, "is:", principal)
I am not trying nor I am an ass - I am being fairly good.
Since this is a forum, I can't hear your voice tone, so admit it that it was your fault that you did not refer to the OXO game asking you did not understand, yet you did quote that line, therefore I assumed you were referring to that line seeing as the referring sentence is after the dot after the sentence that explains your lack of skill in Python, which was stated in Kreek's post.
Again... you should have googled... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OXO
I don't know but unless you lrn2google, you won't seem to able to learn anything...
But i'm talking about this:
That's quite an easy error to fix... You should be able to fix those errors. And if you don't, try to search the internet for your error. And al those things don't work, then post here.
EDIT: Try to make me a OXO-game.
At least he is programming... But you have a point Kul, like the question with the quotes could be easily been avoided by just trying on your own. But I like his dedication?
@TS
Keep trying, keep making small games like this! When you got problems, just try solve it on your own. And if you got questions after you tried, just post here!
p1win = "Player 1 wins!"
p2win = "Player 2 wins!"
player1 = raw_input ("Player 1? ") # player 1's move
player2 = raw_input ("Player 2? ") # player 2's move
retry = True
while (retry):
retry = False
if player1 == rock:
if player2 == scissors:
print p1win
elif player2 == paper:
print p2win
elif player2 == rock:
print "Tie"
retry = True
elif player1 == scissors:
if player2 == rock:
print p2win
elif player2 == paper:
print p1win
elif player2 == scissors:
print "Tie"
retry = True
elif player1 == paper:
if player2 == rock:
print p1win
elif player2 == scissors:
print p2win
elif player2 == paper:
print "Tie"
retry = True
player1 = raw_input ("Player 1? ") # player 1's move
player2 = raw_input ("Player 2? ") # player 2's move
if (player1 == 'rock' and player2 == 'scissors'):
print 'Player 1 wins!'
elif (player1 == 'rock' and player2 == 'paper'):
print 'Player 2 wins!'
elif (player1 == 'scissors' and player2 == 'rock'):
print 'Player 2 wins!'
elif (player1 == 'scissors' and player2 == 'paper'):
print 'Player 1 wins!'
elif (player1 == 'paper' and player2 == 'scissors'):
print 'Player 2 wins!'
elif (player1 == 'paper' and player2 == 'rock'):
print 'Player 1 wins!'
elif (player1 == player2):
print 'Tie.'