On 04/18/2013 08:18 AM, Bradley Wright wrote:
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Secondly, thanks Wolfgang
while raw_input not in ("quit", "q") - genius, i get your point clearly
But you have to combine his point with Chris's, don't forget the parens
on the call to raw_input. And if it were I, I'd also put a prompt
string in the call.
while raw_input("q to quit") not in ("quit", "q"):
If you've got a list, and each time through you want to add some item(s)
to a list, you can use the following idiom:
result = [] #empty list
for whatever in something:
value = another
result.append(value)
Then when you finish the list, you can examine the whole list.
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