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Apr 20, 1999, 3:14 PM
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On 20 Apr 99, Ce'Nedra took her magical amulet and heard Jan Thomczek say:
>Hello,
>
>I=B4m new to this newsgroup and maybe you=B4ll say "Wow! What a stupid
>question..." I think you=B4re right-
No way... There are no stupid questions... Although that "why no +=3D" que=
stion
comes pretty close... ;^)
>I used to program in Turbo-Pascal 6. I installed Python on my NT
>4.0-machine.
>
>I wonder how is the procedure to define the varibles by a user like
>"readln(x);" I=B4m sure there is a simple way to do so.
I'm not sure what you mean... do you mean, how to write a function that is=
able to change the value of x? Since that's what ReadLn does...
Th answer is: you can't. You can use a function instead; in this case, Pyt=
hon
has raw_input for this, and you just call it like this:
myname =3D raw_input("Hi! What's your name? ")
which is more or less equivalent to Turbo's
Write('What''s your name? '); ReadLn(MyName);
>Another question is: How do I *compile* the lines I have written to an
>*.exe-file?
There are some tools for this... I never used them myself though. Look int=
o
DejaNews for 'freeze'. I'm sure others can tell you more about this.
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