Dick Moores wrote:
At 11:10 PM 8/22/2006, Bob Gailer wrote:
Dick Moores wrote:
I have this long print statement in a script:
print "Initial integer of first sequence with number of terms of %d
or more was %s (%d)" % (length, intCommas(n_for_max_c), n_for_max_c)
It's one line of code, and too long. How can I wrap it so that it
is written in the code as 2 lines?
At least either of the following:
print "Initial integer of first sequence with number of terms of %d \
or more was %s (%d)" % (length, intCommas(n_for_max_c), n_for_max_c)
Thanks! That's the one I was trying to remember.
print "Initial integer of first sequence with number of terms of %d",
print "or more was %s (%d)" % (length, intCommas(n_for_max_c), n_for_max_c)
That first line produces the error, "TypeError: int argument
required". Maybe this is what you meant?:
print "Initial integer of first sequence with number of terms of",
print "%d or more was %s (%d)" % (length, intCommas(n_for_max_c), n_for_max_c)
Oops. I did. I thought I had split it with the %d on the 2nd line. Of
course you could also fix it this way:
print "Initial integer of first sequence with number of terms of %d" % length,
print " or more was %s (%d)" % (intCommas(n_for_max_c), n_for_max_c)
I celebrate your ability to catch and fix my mistake.
Bob Gailer
510-978-4454
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