My first program - Printable Version

My first program - Printable Version

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My first program - Reality - 08-06-2010

This was in python 2.6, just testing inputs and stuff

edit it if you want, no reason to :p

Code:
print 'Welcome to your interview :)'

print 'You will be answered a series of questions through this examine.'

first = raw_input("\nPlease enter your gender: ")

if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

if first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

second = int(raw_input("\nPlease enter the number of pets you own: "))

if second < 5:

    print "\nYou aren't crazy! :p"

if second > 5:

    print "\nYou are borderline crazy, or crazy. :P"

print "\nYou said you are a: "+first

print "\nYou said you have:  "+str(second)+" pets"

import os

os.system("PAUSE")

good for first?

I am going to make apps now, beginnerones

RE: My first program - Reality - 08-06-2010

;p

I was just wondering how raw_input worked

do you know how to make it so

if someone doesn't put male/female then it'll say like

'next time be serious'

Code:
import os

os.system("PAUSE")

so if you put spmething else it closes

RE: My first program - Kyuubi - 08-09-2010

Haha that's pretty cool. You should make a really long for the heck of it ;]

RE: My first program - Daniel Faraday - 08-09-2010

(08-06-2010, 06:31 AM)ReaLiTy Wrote: ;p

I was just wondering how raw_input worked

do you know how to make it so

if someone doesn't put male/female then it'll say like

'next time be serious'

Code:
import os os.system("PAUSE")

so if you put spmething else it closes

If you want it to say something like that's not a gender than put...

Code:
if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

elif first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

else:

    print "\nThat's not a gender."

If you want to make it exit then...
Import this.

Code:
import time

import sys

And replace your If statements with this.

Code:
if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

elif first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

else:

    print "Try to be more serious next time."

    time.sleep(1)

    print "Exiting now..."

    time.sleep(3)

    sys.exit()

I don't know how to make it not give an error in IDLE though.

RE: My first program - Reality - 08-09-2010

it causes it to end right after you say anything in first

RE: My first program - Daniel Faraday - 08-09-2010

Don't just put my code.
Add it to your code.

Code:
import os

import sys

print 'Welcome to your interview :)'

print 'You will be answered a series of questions through this examine.'

first = raw_input("\nPlease enter your gender: ")

if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

elif first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

else:

    print "Try to be more serious next time."

    time.sleep(1)

    print "Exiting now..."

    time.sleep(3)

    sys.exit()

second = int(raw_input("\nPlease enter the number of pets you own: "))

if second < 5:

    print "\nYou aren't crazy! :p"

if second > 5:

    print "\nYou are borderline crazy, or crazy. :P"

print "\nYou said you are a: "+first

print "\nYou said you have:  "+str(second)+" pets"

Code:
print 'Welcome to your interview :)'

print 'You will be answered a series of questions through this examine.'

first = raw_input("\nPlease enter your gender: ")

if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

elif first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

else:

    print "\nThat's not a gender."

second = int(raw_input("\nPlease enter the number of pets you own: "))

if second < 5:

    print "\nYou aren't crazy! :p"

if second > 5:

    print "\nYou are borderline crazy, or crazy. :P"

print "\nYou said you are a: "+first

print "\nYou said you have:  "+str(second)+" pets"

RE: My first program - Reality - 08-09-2010

Wil try tomorrow

RE: My first program - XACTLYSIN - 08-09-2010

Well it was really nice to have you post it!

RE: My first program - Reality - 08-11-2010

Is there anything that will make it return to the first question if they enter something wrong?

a while statement

RE: My first program - Daniel Faraday - 08-11-2010

There are probably way better ways to go about this, but I'm not that good at python. D:

Code:
print 'Welcome to your interview :)'

print 'You will be answered a series of questions through this examine.'

first = raw_input("\nPlease enter your gender: ")

if first == "male":

    print "\nme too!"

    correct= True

elif first == "female":

    print "\nthat's what she said :p"

    correct = True

else:

    print "\nPlease be more seriouse next time"

    correct = False

while correct==False:

    first = raw_input("\nPlease enter your gender: ")

    if first == "male":

        print "\nme too!"

        correct= True

    elif first == "female":

        print "\nthat's what she said :p"

        correct = True

    else:

        print "\nPlease be more seriouse next time"

        correct = False

second = int(raw_input("\nPlease enter the number of pets you own: "))

if second < 5:

    print "\nYou aren't crazy! :p"

if second > 5:

    print "\nYou are borderline crazy, or crazy. :P"

print "\nYou said you are a: "+first

print "\nYou said you have:  "+str(second)+" pets"