Cheap thrills
Jan. 25th, 2009 11:44 pm ...similarly, if the variable villain has been assigned the string 'malfoy', the expression villain.capitalize() will return the string 'Malfoy'.
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Write an expression whose value is the concatenation of the three str values associated with name1 , name2 , and name3 , separated by commas. So if name1 , name2 , and name3 , were (respectively) "Neville", "Dean", and "Seamus", your expression's value would be "Neville,Dean,Seamus".
This computer programming course is giving me a headache (how does one go about writing a code to give the value of the average of all the reds in an image? any Python-literate flisters? :D;;), but stuff like this (^) make my night a wee bit brighter.
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Write an expression whose value is the concatenation of the three str values associated with name1 , name2 , and name3 , separated by commas. So if name1 , name2 , and name3 , were (respectively) "Neville", "Dean", and "Seamus", your expression's value would be "Neville,Dean,Seamus".
This computer programming course is giving me a headache (how does one go about writing a code to give the value of the average of all the reds in an image? any Python-literate flisters? :D;;), but stuff like this (^) make my night a wee bit brighter.