[Tutor] Tutor Digest, Vol 115, Issue 28

[Alan Gauld]

On 12/01/14 00:17, Jerry Val wrote:
> I am trying to perfect myself in creating functions and looping, am
> using python 3,can you help me with a few basic tips so i can create my
> own functions and loops without making random mistakes?!

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As to your question. The best advice is to read what you type
carefully.
And know what you are trying to do before you type it.
In other words, think about the design of your code don't
just type randomly. That way you are less likely to
get random errors.

Other than that we will need some more specifics about what kind of 
errors you are getting. Usually most folks make the same kind of errors 
over and over. But the kind varies by individual. So until we know your 
style we can't help much.

HTH,
-- 
Alan G
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