> Subject: Re: [Tutor] html checker > From: walksl...@gmail.com > Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 12:38:07 -0700 > CC: tutor@python.org > To: computer_dud...@hotmail.com > > Dear Matthew, > > > I don't need to hear how bad my programs are...either you are gonna help or > > your not...if you have questions about what i have wrote or why i wrote > > something someway ask...dont just jump to conclusions > > > > I forgot to include that i had to write a "stack" function in a > > "pythonbasic" file to import > > http://pastie.org/4892792 > > > > Im here because i want to learn not to be fucking bashed...a few of the > > functions were copied from my book as they were required for other parts of > > the lab...so again if you have a problem with those other functions maybe > > you should take it up with the author... > > > > anyway i just don't know where to start to get the htmlChecker function to > > run...i am not a programmer by any means but is required to learn for my > > major...this is why im stuggling...i have networking experience not > > programming > > > Bob was not trying to bash you. > You clearly must be frustrated with your program, as your response was very > intense and negative. > Try not to project your frustration with your program out on the people who > are trying to help you. > Recall, those responding to the list are purely volunteers - they do what > they do because they enjoy helping others learn about python - or feel like > giving back to new people learning since they received help from this list > and others. > > In addition to helping you with the programming, the senior responders also > try to teach you how to think about your problems better, including what > information to include in such emails, so that they can help you. Bob was > pointing out that you have not included enough information in your original > post for those on the list to help you. > > May I suggest that you relieve your frustration on something local, and then > try and see what information Bob was asking for that you can provide, so that > people on the list can provide you with guidance and help. > > > Cheers, > > Andre No i understand that i might not have been as specific as i needed to > be and that i did forget to include a lot of information that is kind of > required to understand why i did what i did with certan areas... what > bothered me though is when he asked if i was ever succesful in previous labs > an how i could have gotten so far and still fail so miserably...i feel that > was uncalled for and really not necessary in helping me with the program I wrote the "stack" moduleI have made a few changes to the file opening lines...and i think that part is working nowThe professor wants to start the program on his own by running "htmlChecker()" in IDLEAlso this is in Python 3.2 What i need to have done is to verify that every "<" at the beginning of the tags has a ">" at the end...and visa versa...and i have to do this using "pop" and "push" i don't really understand the pop and push or even stacks for that matter...the professor i have isn't really the best at teaching...so if anyone could give me a hand with any of this that would be appreciated Matt
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