Code basics
Sean Dunn
sdunn at digitalanvil.com
Fri Mar 17 11:00:28 EST 2000
while notDone:
chip = self.getNumberOfSomething()
if chip == 10:
System.Out.println("Tjohoo")
else:
System.Out.println("Oh no!")
#if
#while
By the way, since notDone never gets updated, this will run forever, or not
run at all.
Also, the #if and #while are not even required - but I put these everywhere
because coming from a C(++) background myself, it really makes Python easier
to read for me. All that is required for "blocking" is that the code be in
the same column.
Sean
JJ wrote:
> I'm a C/C++/Java programmer and wonder how to make "code blocks" in Python.
>
> Please translate this to Python:
>
> while( notDone )
> {
> int chip = this.getNumberOfSomething();
> if (chip == 10 )
> {
> System.out.println("Tjohoo");
> }
> else
> {
> System.out.println("Oh no!");
> }
> }
>
> // Joacim
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Sean Dunn
Digital Anvil
VFX Software Engineer This sentence is false.
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