I've begun learning python from an ebook called "RealPython"
and created my first app:
"
def question(x):
x = raw_input("What do you want? ")
z = raw_input("Why do you want it? ")
z = z.replace("my", "your")
z = z.replace("I", "you")
print "So you want", x, z
print " "
a = raw_input("and why do you want that? ")
a = a.replace("because I want", "")
print " "
print "so you want",a
print " "
b = raw_input("And why do you want that? ")
print " "
print b, "- that's what's purposeful to you "
"
which can be called with:
question("x")
Now I really like the RealPython book because the author explains it to me
and I 'just get it' but when it comes to reading the web2py manual.. I just
don't get it
for example why does everything always get defined with a return dict()
after it.. anyways
If anyone could please help me grasp how to convert the above Idle app into
a web2py app
it would be greatly appreciated.
I would also be willing to throw in $30 AUD and chat over skype if someone
is willing to guide me
into developing a better understanding.
Kind regards,
Nicholas
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