1) why don''t python / idle use numbered lines in their scripting, like
basic? how do you keep track of large batches of code without them?
2) in IDLE, how do you save a program such that it can be run, say from
windows the "run" function?
3) are most of you doing your script editing in IDLE or something more
fully featured?
4) how are you importing previously written blocks of code into your
code? cut and paste? what is the best way to organize snippets of
code?
thanks, peeps
解决方案Omar wrote:
1) why don''t python / idle use numbered lines in their scripting, like
basic? how do you keep track of large batches of code without them?
2) in IDLE, how do you save a program such that it can be run, say from
windows the "run" function?
3) are most of you doing your script editing in IDLE or something more
fully featured?
4) how are you importing previously written blocks of code into your
code? cut and paste? what is the best way to organize snippets of
code?
thanks, peeps
1) Python is very different from what you expect being experienced in
programming with Basic. My recommendation: don''t hesitate to take the
time to read the Python manual.
2) Double click on saved Python script (hope you are able to save a
file? Haven''t you detected that you can edit and run a file in IDLE?)
3) Plain text editor or IDLE are good. For more see Python website -
there are plenty options to choose from.
4) using ''import'' (see recommendation in 1))
Claudio Grondi
thanks
thanks.
i have saved and double clicked as suggested. when I save and double
click a simple "hello program", the b&w python shell briefly comes up,
then disappears. is this how it should work?