[Tutor] please return flys in ointment

[Jim Mooney]

On 8 July 2013 18:16, Steven D'Aprano <steve at pearwood.info> wrote:
 I wouldn't even call it an Error, since it's actually a
> limitation of Jim's code, not an actual error.

Good point. But since I'm using try-except on input anyway, largely
for int-checking, i figured why not use it? Putting in warn or
something like that would just complicate matters.

I'm a chicken about input since webmasters have some demented people
putting all sorts of odd javascript, PHP, and SQL into input to see if
they can wreak some damage ;')

BTW, everything has an upside. With my computer time limited by a heat
wave and another complication, I'm reading the data model I already
had printed, and cleared up my misapprehension that complex numbers
were kind-of integers, since 3 + 2j looks integral. I see all sorts of
things I missed on a first reading ;')

Jim

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