Hi Alan
I am little bit confused about the statement,
bellow is from your previuos comments
> if fields[0] in s_value:
> s_value[fields[0]].append(fields[10])
> else:
> s_value[fields[0]]=[fields[10]]
>
We can tidy t
Hellow I have downloaaded recently the python 3.5.1. It seems that there is a
bug relating to version 3.5 and I want to know if it does afect the 3.5.1
version. Thanks in advance.
Regards
Carmen
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On 25/02/16 16:13, tor...@telefonica.net wrote:
> Hellow I have downloaaded recently the python 3.5.1.
> It seems that there is a bug relating to version 3.5
There are always bugs in virtually all major software
releases. You need to be more specific about which
particular bug you are concerned a
On 25/02/16 20:44, Fosiul Alam wrote:
> how ami I gettign the "values" ? as its not defiend
> anywhere, so how we putting data into variables "values" ?
Look more closely at my previous post.
>>> s_value= dict()
>>> u_value=dict()
>>>
>>
>> You don't need two variables here, just one will do, le
On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 05:13:38PM +0100, tor...@telefonica.net wrote:
> Hellow I have downloaaded recently the python 3.5.1. It seems that
> there is a bug relating to version 3.5 and I want to know if it does
> afect the 3.5.1 version. Thanks in advance.
Probably. There are dozens of open bug
On 25/02/2016 16:13, tor...@telefonica.net wrote:
Hellow I have downloaaded recently the python 3.5.1. It seems that there is a
bug relating to version 3.5 and I want to know if it does afect the 3.5.1
version. Thanks in advance.
Regards
Carmen
I am not aware of any bugs with Python 3.5.1 w
