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pythondev
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help
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ok.
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2019-04-28T15:12:13.446200
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:12:13.446200
| 1,556,464,333.4462 | 21,121 |
pythondev
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help
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might be a good idea
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2019-04-28T15:12:18.446400
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:12:18.446400
| 1,556,464,338.4464 | 21,122 |
pythondev
|
help
|
You also might consider logging an error message somewhere.
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2019-04-28T15:12:39.447100
|
Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T15:12:39.447100
| 1,556,464,359.4471 | 21,123 |
pythondev
|
help
|
yeah. I mean it will be logged into the activity log on the server (that's where this print output came from)
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2019-04-28T15:13:09.447600
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Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:13:09.447600
| 1,556,464,389.4476 | 21,124 |
pythondev
|
help
|
it's not technically logging but any stdout stuff is maintained in the server's log file
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2019-04-28T15:13:36.448200
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Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:13:36.448200
| 1,556,464,416.4482 | 21,125 |
pythondev
|
help
|
so I can `tail -200 /var/log/eb-activity.log` to see stuff for example
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2019-04-28T15:14:20.449300
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:14:20.449300
| 1,556,464,460.4493 | 21,126 |
pythondev
|
help
|
Gotcha. But right now it just silently skips an invalid profile. You might want to print something if the `except` clause is triggered.
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2019-04-28T15:14:33.449700
|
Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T15:14:33.449700
| 1,556,464,473.4497 | 21,127 |
pythondev
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help
|
ohhh true good point
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2019-04-28T15:14:44.449900
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:14:44.449900
| 1,556,464,484.4499 | 21,128 |
pythondev
|
help
|
that's much easier than what I did before which was log into the admin and findthe offending profile based on the ones above/below it, lol
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2019-04-28T15:15:11.450500
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:15:11.450500
| 1,556,464,511.4505 | 21,129 |
pythondev
|
help
|
since they are organized in the CSV by date joined it was easy for me to find it but I like your way better
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2019-04-28T15:15:28.450900
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Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:15:28.450900
| 1,556,464,528.4509 | 21,130 |
pythondev
|
help
|
this can definitely be fine tuned now :slightly_smiling_face:
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2019-04-28T15:15:52.451100
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:15:52.451100
| 1,556,464,552.4511 | 21,131 |
pythondev
|
help
|
sweeeet 6561 users exported :open_mouth:
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2019-04-28T15:27:41.451400
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:27:41.451400
| 1,556,465,261.4514 | 21,132 |
pythondev
|
help
|
I apologize in advance 6,561 times, but mailchimp here I come.
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2019-04-28T15:28:00.451800
|
Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:28:00.451800
| 1,556,465,280.4518 | 21,133 |
pythondev
|
help
|
lol
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2019-04-28T15:28:03.452000
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T15:28:03.452000
| 1,556,465,283.452 | 21,134 |
pythondev
|
help
|
Hi, I'm already a proficient powershell developer and I want to translate what I know to python. Are there any good resources for me specifically?
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2019-04-28T15:43:27.453300
|
Emelda
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pythondev_help_Emelda_2019-04-28T15:43:27.453300
| 1,556,466,207.4533 | 21,135 |
pythondev
|
help
|
From what I've seen, everything is very similar.
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2019-04-28T15:43:52.453800
|
Emelda
|
pythondev_help_Emelda_2019-04-28T15:43:52.453800
| 1,556,466,232.4538 | 21,136 |
pythondev
|
help
|
I would ask people in the user forums at <http://python.org|python.org> to start.
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2019-04-28T16:36:42.455200
|
Clayton
|
pythondev_help_Clayton_2019-04-28T16:36:42.455200
| 1,556,469,402.4552 | 21,137 |
pythondev
|
help
|
anyone know an atom plugin to simply run the file I am working on? vscode has this, but nothing is working on atom for me
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2019-04-28T17:06:17.456100
|
Priscilla
|
pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:06:17.456100
| 1,556,471,177.4561 | 21,138 |
pythondev
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help
|
Trying to 'import ArgumentParserModule' :
<https://github.com/paulgureghian/MXNet_Projects/blob/master/MXNet_Gluon.ipynb>
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2019-04-28T17:13:34.457000
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Clayton
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pythondev_help_Clayton_2019-04-28T17:13:34.457000
| 1,556,471,614.457 | 21,139 |
pythondev
|
help
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None
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2019-04-28T17:14:06.457200
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Clayton
|
pythondev_help_Clayton_2019-04-28T17:14:06.457200
| 1,556,471,646.4572 | 21,140 |
pythondev
|
help
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Does it have to with 'main' not being defined ?
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2019-04-28T17:14:48.458000
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Clayton
|
pythondev_help_Clayton_2019-04-28T17:14:48.458000
| 1,556,471,688.458 | 21,141 |
pythondev
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help
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<@Priscilla> search for `script` in packages.
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2019-04-28T17:23:08.458400
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T17:23:08.458400
| 1,556,472,188.4584 | 21,142 |
pythondev
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help
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then I think the hotkey is something like crtl+shift+b
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2019-04-28T17:23:14.458600
|
Maricruz
|
pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T17:23:14.458600
| 1,556,472,194.4586 | 21,143 |
pythondev
|
help
|
I'd recommend just running code in command line/PowerShell though - more visibility
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2019-04-28T17:23:39.459200
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Maricruz
|
pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T17:23:39.459200
| 1,556,472,219.4592 | 21,144 |
pythondev
|
help
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i was using script, it wont run for some reason, some issue thats been open for years, thanks for the response though! i appreciate it
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2019-04-28T17:29:46.460100
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:29:46.460100
| 1,556,472,586.4601 | 21,145 |
pythondev
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help
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None
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2019-04-28T17:45:16.460200
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:45:16.460200
| 1,556,473,516.4602 | 21,146 |
pythondev
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help
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oh jeez, i think i am having a hard time because i am missing a step, i need to assign these variables to their own ... something idk, so that it runs a test, receives the true or false, then repeats that process with the next device... maybe a for statement within the main()?
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2019-04-28T17:54:19.463600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:54:19.463600
| 1,556,474,059.4636 | 21,147 |
pythondev
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help
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or something along these lines maybe.
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2019-04-28T17:55:57.463900
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:55:57.463900
| 1,556,474,157.4639 | 21,148 |
pythondev
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help
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this one thing is more of a pain in the ass than anticipated... im freaking out man
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2019-04-28T17:56:34.464600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T17:56:34.464600
| 1,556,474,194.4646 | 21,149 |
pythondev
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help
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<@Priscilla> I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, but I'd make a dictionary to hold the results from the test:
```
test_dict = {}
serials = get_serials()
for serial in serials:
test_dict[serial]['test_1_results'] = test1(serial)
test_dict[serial]['test_2_results'] = test2(serial)
test_dict[serial]['test_3_results'] = test3(serial)
```
Or something like that...
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2019-04-28T18:01:07.467400
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:01:07.467400
| 1,556,474,467.4674 | 21,150 |
pythondev
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help
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hang on, sorry i am trying to see if i can fit that in
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2019-04-28T18:06:15.468100
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:06:15.468100
| 1,556,474,775.4681 | 21,151 |
pythondev
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help
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None
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2019-04-28T18:09:53.468200
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:09:53.468200
| 1,556,474,993.4682 | 21,152 |
pythondev
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help
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boy i am sick of typing serial numbers lol
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2019-04-28T18:10:29.468600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:10:29.468600
| 1,556,475,029.4686 | 21,153 |
pythondev
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help
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for testing you should just do `serials = [312, 645, 879]` and comment out `serials = get_serials()` so you don't have to keep typing numbers.
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2019-04-28T18:11:37.469700
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:11:37.469700
| 1,556,475,097.4697 | 21,154 |
pythondev
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help
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i took out the test1 and 3 because those dont exist yet
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2019-04-28T18:11:39.469800
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:11:39.469800
| 1,556,475,099.4698 | 21,155 |
pythondev
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help
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omg your right
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2019-04-28T18:11:48.470000
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:11:48.470000
| 1,556,475,108.47 | 21,156 |
pythondev
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help
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that looks good to me...is that `test_dict` what you're wanting your end data to look like?
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2019-04-28T18:13:15.470900
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:13:15.470900
| 1,556,475,195.4709 | 21,157 |
pythondev
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help
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typo on line 12 btw, should be `'test2_results'`
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2019-04-28T18:14:38.471400
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:14:38.471400
| 1,556,475,278.4714 | 21,158 |
pythondev
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help
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where are those `None` coming from you think? should i just post it all?
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2019-04-28T18:16:10.472100
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:16:10.472100
| 1,556,475,370.4721 | 21,159 |
pythondev
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help
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Ya just post it all - what's your `test_2` function returning?
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2019-04-28T18:17:53.472500
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:17:53.472500
| 1,556,475,473.4725 | 21,160 |
pythondev
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help
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this is gonna hurt
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2019-04-28T18:18:18.472700
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:18:18.472700
| 1,556,475,498.4727 | 21,161 |
pythondev
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help
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None
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2019-04-28T18:18:35.472800
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:18:35.472800
| 1,556,475,515.4728 | 21,162 |
pythondev
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help
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Yeah, line 138: `out = print(report(serials))`. The return value of `print()` is `None`.
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2019-04-28T18:22:01.474400
|
Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T18:22:01.474400
| 1,556,475,721.4744 | 21,163 |
pythondev
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help
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In the function `test_2`, you're not actually calling any of the sub functions
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2019-04-28T18:22:03.474500
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:22:03.474500
| 1,556,475,723.4745 | 21,164 |
pythondev
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help
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so `test_2` isn't going to return anything (i.e. it returns `None`
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2019-04-28T18:22:19.474900
|
Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:22:19.474900
| 1,556,475,739.4749 | 21,165 |
pythondev
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help
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Oh nvm, I can't read
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2019-04-28T18:23:47.475600
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:23:47.475600
| 1,556,475,827.4756 | 21,166 |
pythondev
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help
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Line 131 isn't what you want either: `if oct_power_reset_flag and ocm1_power_reset_flag and relay1_temp_set == True:`... you're not calling the functions, just referencing the functions themselves.
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2019-04-28T18:24:10.476100
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T18:24:10.476100
| 1,556,475,850.4761 | 21,167 |
pythondev
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help
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Right right ^^^
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2019-04-28T18:24:20.476300
|
Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:24:20.476300
| 1,556,475,860.4763 | 21,168 |
pythondev
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help
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working on it
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2019-04-28T18:24:37.476600
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:24:37.476600
| 1,556,475,877.4766 | 21,169 |
pythondev
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help
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changed it
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2019-04-28T18:26:27.476900
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:26:27.476900
| 1,556,475,987.4769 | 21,170 |
pythondev
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help
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oh my god
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2019-04-28T18:26:36.477100
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:26:36.477100
| 1,556,475,996.4771 | 21,171 |
pythondev
|
help
|
holy
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2019-04-28T18:26:38.477300
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:26:38.477300
| 1,556,475,998.4773 | 21,172 |
pythondev
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help
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shit it work\ed
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2019-04-28T18:26:43.477500
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:26:43.477500
| 1,556,476,003.4775 | 21,173 |
pythondev
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help
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:face_with_monocle: is the `none` in outputs coming from line156?
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2019-04-28T18:33:14.478700
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:33:14.478700
| 1,556,476,394.4787 | 21,174 |
pythondev
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help
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line 156 is actually unnecessary I think, you can delete it
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2019-04-28T18:35:40.479100
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:35:40.479100
| 1,556,476,540.4791 | 21,175 |
pythondev
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help
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Anyone know any bank of images in PNG? What I need are clues for example, maps and cars or dolls, is to practice simulating auto racing in pygame for example
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2019-04-28T18:36:35.479300
|
Melia
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pythondev_help_Melia_2019-04-28T18:36:35.479300
| 1,556,476,595.4793 | 21,176 |
pythondev
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help
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<@Priscilla> I'm not exactly sure but I think you should remove the `print` from `passed = print(' ' + sn_str + ' PASS - TEST 2')` and `failed`
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2019-04-28T18:39:07.480000
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:39:07.480000
| 1,556,476,747.48 | 21,177 |
pythondev
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help
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just do `passed = ' ' + sn_str + ' PASS -TEST2'`
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2019-04-28T18:39:21.480400
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:39:21.480400
| 1,556,476,761.4804 | 21,178 |
pythondev
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help
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if you want to print your results to the console, you don't need to store them in a dictionary like I recommended
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2019-04-28T18:40:03.480900
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:40:03.480900
| 1,556,476,803.4809 | 21,179 |
pythondev
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help
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have `test_2` return a string then when looping through your serials you can just do
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2019-04-28T18:40:27.481500
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Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:40:27.481500
| 1,556,476,827.4815 | 21,180 |
pythondev
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help
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its going to be entirely console based
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2019-04-28T18:40:44.482100
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:40:44.482100
| 1,556,476,844.4821 | 21,181 |
pythondev
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help
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```
for serial in serials:
print (test_2(serial))
```
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2019-04-28T18:40:53.482300
|
Maricruz
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pythondev_help_Maricruz_2019-04-28T18:40:53.482300
| 1,556,476,853.4823 | 21,182 |
pythondev
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help
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BTW, your mental model of `and` is a little off. `if foo and bar and baz == True` evaluates like `if (foo) and (bar) and (baz == True)`, i.e. it's doing some "truthiness" checks and an equality check first, then `and`ing the results.
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2019-04-28T18:44:13.484300
|
Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T18:44:13.484300
| 1,556,477,053.4843 | 21,183 |
pythondev
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help
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<@Maricruz> i like that much more, simpler code
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2019-04-28T18:44:26.484600
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:44:26.484600
| 1,556,477,066.4846 | 21,184 |
pythondev
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help
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<@Sasha> i didnt know that! thanks for letting me know
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2019-04-28T18:45:41.485100
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:45:41.485100
| 1,556,477,141.4851 | 21,185 |
pythondev
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help
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yes! removed the `None` didnt kneed the var at 140
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2019-04-28T18:53:24.486000
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T18:53:24.486000
| 1,556,477,604.486 | 21,186 |
pythondev
|
help
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<https://opengameart.org/>
<https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/20/where-can-i-find-free-sprites-and-images>
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2019-04-28T19:04:13.486400
|
Carmen
|
pythondev_help_Carmen_2019-04-28T19:04:13.486400
| 1,556,478,253.4864 | 21,187 |
pythondev
|
help
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so i have a `while True:` loop in my main, and it constantly prints out the pass/fail to the console, if i wanted it to only print when finished I would need to place that `while True` in the `test_2` function, does that sound right?
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2019-04-28T19:23:07.488900
|
Priscilla
|
pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T19:23:07.488900
| 1,556,479,387.4889 | 21,188 |
pythondev
|
help
|
You would probably want to accumulate the output in a string variable, and then print it at the end.
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2019-04-28T19:24:07.489400
|
Sasha
|
pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T19:24:07.489400
| 1,556,479,447.4894 | 21,189 |
pythondev
|
help
|
Or use the test results in the dict to create the output after all the testing has been done.
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2019-04-28T19:26:23.489900
|
Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T19:26:23.489900
| 1,556,479,583.4899 | 21,190 |
pythondev
|
help
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ill go with the former, dont have dicts anymore
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2019-04-28T19:32:05.490300
|
Priscilla
|
pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T19:32:05.490300
| 1,556,479,925.4903 | 21,191 |
pythondev
|
help
|
damn I have so many API keys for various stuff it's getting kinda annoying. lol
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2019-04-28T19:38:15.490700
|
Frankie
|
pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T19:38:15.490700
| 1,556,480,295.4907 | 21,192 |
pythondev
|
help
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mailchimp, aws, iex, newsapi, quandl, alphavantage ... seems like the list is neverending to the point I'm about to just create a `keys.py` and import it :smile:
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2019-04-28T19:39:17.491900
|
Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T19:39:17.491900
| 1,556,480,357.4919 | 21,193 |
pythondev
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help
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it doesnt like this, why doesnt it like this?
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2019-04-28T19:55:13.492000
|
Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T19:55:13.492000
| 1,556,481,313.492 | 21,194 |
pythondev
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Same mental-model problem you had with `and`. The `or` operator has to deal with full self-contained expressions, not referencing variables elsewhere in the line. You want `if float_tp4 >= 13.1 or float_tp4 <= 16.5:`. Note also that it's `>=` rather than `=>`.
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2019-04-28T20:03:31.493900
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:03:31.493900
| 1,556,481,811.4939 | 21,195 |
pythondev
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help
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aha
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2019-04-28T20:06:38.495000
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:06:38.495000
| 1,556,481,998.495 | 21,196 |
pythondev
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help
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And note that this will be true for any float value. Did you want it to be the other way around, such that the value is between 13.1 and 16.5?
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2019-04-28T20:06:39.495100
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:06:39.495100
| 1,556,481,999.4951 | 21,197 |
pythondev
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help
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in between
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2019-04-28T20:06:52.495300
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:06:52.495300
| 1,556,482,012.4953 | 21,198 |
pythondev
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help
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i changed them though
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2019-04-28T20:07:24.496000
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:07:24.496000
| 1,556,482,044.496 | 21,199 |
pythondev
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help
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There's a handy shortcut for that: `if 13.1 <= float_tp4 <= 16.5`. Or you can do it with an `and` clause.
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2019-04-28T20:07:42.496400
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:07:42.496400
| 1,556,482,062.4964 | 21,200 |
pythondev
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help
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your way is much more readable i think
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2019-04-28T20:08:52.496700
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:08:52.496700
| 1,556,482,132.4967 | 21,201 |
pythondev
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help
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what do you think? I am going to run this for all of the test points then use a function called `report()` to check all the test points to be true or false. and if any are false then `report()` will return `FAIL`
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2019-04-28T20:13:44.496800
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:13:44.496800
| 1,556,482,424.4968 | 21,202 |
pythondev
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help
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You should probably get into the habit of searching for `"= print"` in your code. Every time you do that, it's a mistake, since `print()` always returns `None`.
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2019-04-28T20:15:15.497900
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:15:15.497900
| 1,556,482,515.4979 | 21,203 |
pythondev
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help
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is this the correct way?
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2019-04-28T20:16:45.498600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:16:45.498600
| 1,556,482,605.4986 | 21,204 |
pythondev
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help
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Yep. You can also just `return 'pass'` if you want to.
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2019-04-28T20:17:18.499100
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:17:18.499100
| 1,556,482,638.4991 | 21,205 |
pythondev
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help
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alright, i think <@Maricruz> told me that just a min ago too lol
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2019-04-28T20:17:54.499600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:17:54.499600
| 1,556,482,674.4996 | 21,206 |
pythondev
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help
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how long you guys been programming?
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2019-04-28T20:27:09.499900
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:27:09.499900
| 1,556,483,229.4999 | 21,207 |
pythondev
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help
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6 years or so out of college for me
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2019-04-28T20:29:06.000400
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Hiroko
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pythondev_help_Hiroko_2019-04-28T20:29:06.000400
| 1,556,483,346.0004 | 21,208 |
pythondev
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help
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nice
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2019-04-28T20:29:54.000600
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:29:54.000600
| 1,556,483,394.0006 | 21,209 |
pythondev
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help
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heavily for about 3-4 years but I've been codey since the days of like geocities and dreamweaver lol
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2019-04-28T20:30:42.001400
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:30:42.001400
| 1,556,483,442.0014 | 21,210 |
pythondev
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help
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I think my first website used blinking text and an embedded midi file if that tells you anything :smile:
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2019-04-28T20:31:07.001900
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:31:07.001900
| 1,556,483,467.0019 | 21,211 |
pythondev
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help
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lol wow
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2019-04-28T20:31:52.002400
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:31:52.002400
| 1,556,483,512.0024 | 21,212 |
pythondev
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help
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this is my flagship app: <https://www.lazyfa.com/explore>
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2019-04-28T20:36:54.003000
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:36:54.003000
| 1,556,483,814.003 | 21,213 |
pythondev
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help
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My first computer stored programs on audio cassettes. :sweat:
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2019-04-28T20:37:46.003900
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:37:46.003900
| 1,556,483,866.0039 | 21,214 |
pythondev
|
help
|
hey very nice <@Frankie>
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2019-04-28T20:38:11.004300
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Priscilla
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pythondev_help_Priscilla_2019-04-28T20:38:11.004300
| 1,556,483,891.0043 | 21,215 |
pythondev
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help
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lmao <@Sasha>
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2019-04-28T20:38:16.004500
|
Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:38:16.004500
| 1,556,483,896.0045 | 21,216 |
pythondev
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help
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I think oregon trail was about my limit :smile:
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2019-04-28T20:38:27.004900
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:38:27.004900
| 1,556,483,907.0049 | 21,217 |
pythondev
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help
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which is prob much more recent than yours :stuck_out_tongue:
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2019-04-28T20:38:39.005200
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Frankie
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pythondev_help_Frankie_2019-04-28T20:38:39.005200
| 1,556,483,919.0052 | 21,218 |
pythondev
|
help
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Heh, just a few years I think.
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2019-04-28T20:40:01.005800
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:40:01.005800
| 1,556,484,001.0058 | 21,219 |
pythondev
|
help
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Did you have a little gizmo to cut notches in floppy discs? :wink:
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2019-04-28T20:41:14.006800
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Sasha
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pythondev_help_Sasha_2019-04-28T20:41:14.006800
| 1,556,484,074.0068 | 21,220 |
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