Xog

Well, in Fast and the Furious, there's computer chips and setups that guage certain aspects of the car and its performance. Pretty sure your average mechanic wouldn't know how to make one

Here's a bunch of different seals if you're interested. My favorit seal is a Ribbon Seal. I like the way it's designed.

I believe in God and I pray to him on a daily basis. Would you be shocked to find out that I've never read the bible, and only went to church about 15 times in my life? Would you call me religious?

Actually it was right on target. If you go back to my blog thread and look at the "wtf" image, you'll see my folder to Freelancer. Hah!

It's an avatar of an avatar Perhaps I should somehow incorporate an animated .gif that shows Avatar: The Last Airbender controlling a blue Avatar and set that as my avatar.. Hmm. Nvm that show's for kids anyway, I doubt anybody would realize what I was doing.

I just think it fits in with the hyperspace theme too well to have its own zone. Although you're absolutely right, it could very well be its own zone. I just think it would be better if it were part of HS.

who the hell keeps messing with my avatar! Why'd you remove it this time! He didn't even have the same one anymore!

I love when people start to take words and meanings and give them opinions as if they're a thought. A word has a meaning. That meaning is what the word MEANS. If you think it's something that it isn't, then you are wrong. Let's clear this up. Skiing = Christian Ski Lift = Non-Religious Think about it long and hard. Have fun. Mind ==> Blown

I think he wants to know how cheap it is.

If i were to make this it would probably take a year and a half, which is obviously unrealistic. I still have to finish learning python and then I'd like to get my hands on some more C language before I even begin doing anything (if I were to ever actually do this, which I highly doubt). I'm just curious about some viewpoints, what the community's thoughts are on the idea itself.

So what do you guys think of the actual IDEA .. lol. Let's pretend we're in an alternate universe where I'm a programming God. Would you accept this if I made it? Would you allow this type of thing as a permanent addition to hyperspace (in a separate arena)?

Cursing someone out in french is like wiping your ass with silk Nom de Dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperies de connards d'enculé de ta mère +2 for anyone that can guess the reference!

NNNNEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRDDDDDDDD

wtf?

the reason for this is because the average is determined by connection. spiders/crawlers can click on ads that take them to the website and then they leave within 1-10 seconds. Where as, we had real visitors this time, and less spiders.

is it me or are the numbers cut off in Content Overview Tip: edit out your email up top.

Yep, definitely has to do with me using windows. The only thing I changed in your code was the invalid syntax on line 39: print "Sorry, you lost!" to print("Sorry, you lost!")

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Python\lotto4.py", line 16, in name = raw_input('Don\'t get hasty! First, I want you to tell me your name: ') NameError: name 'raw_input' is not defined but yea screw that - cre> found what the problem was and the other one works fine with input(). lesson learned and back to the tutorial I go!

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Python\lotto4.py", line 17, in name = raw_input() NameError: name 'raw_input' is not defined does that mean i'd have to def raw_input? if so how would that go? edit: i also noticed that it might be because i'm using windows and not a unix platform: i ordered a wireless PCI card for my PC from dealextreme.com to use ubuntu since my wireless USB adapter isn't supported and i couldn't find any working solution. I ordered it last month but it should be here by today or monday

wait, polix is a guy?

Ahh, thank you! I was asking lynx and rootbear why the ors weren't working - they were both returning true no matter what. They didn't know the answer. Now I know. Thanks! edit: tried to run your version and i get so I changed all the raw_input() to input() and it works! #Simple Lotto program import random import time picked = 0 #Greeting print('''Hello! Welcome to Xog\'s Lotto Application. Thank you for taking the time to test my application out. To play this Lotto game, I want you to pick three numbers from 1 through 5.''') #Waits for 2 seconds. time.sleep(2) #Getting to know you print('Don\'t get hasty! First, I want you to tell me your name. Please type it in and press Enter.') name = input() print('Hello, ' + name + ', my name is Xog.') #Number picking number = random.randint(1, 5) print('Okay, now that we know eachother a little bit, I think it\'s time we begin.') while picked < 3: print('Please pick a number from 1 through 5.') playerPicked1 = input() playerPicked1 = int(playerPicked1) picked = picked + 1 print('Pick your second number, between 1 and 5, that you did not pick.') playerPicked2 = input() playerPicked2 = int(playerPicked2) picked = picked + 1 print('Pick your third and last number, between 1 and 5, that you did not pick.') playerPicked3 = input() playerPicked3 = int(playerPicked3) picked = picked + 1 #Your issue was here. You can't do playerPicked1 or playerPicked2 or playerPicked3 == number. if (playerPicked1 == number) or (playerPicked2 == number) or (playerPicked3 == number): number = str(number) print('The lotto number was ' + number + '! Congratulations! You\'ve just won $500 Hyperspace Dollars!') time.sleep(3) print('Well.. Okay, maybe not the money.') else: number = str(number) print('Sorry, the last number was ' + number + '.') print('Thanks for playing Xog\'s lotto!') returns as: (possibly because I'm using python's GUI (IDLE)?) As far as I know, input() asks the user to put any information in and stores it as the variable. the next line playerPicked1 = int(playerPicked1) turns the variable into an integer. Ofcourse, if the user put in something other than an integer it would result in an error but hey its just a simple little program and I'm still learning, so that's all I could do for now

thanks for the tips, and what does "+=" mean? I'd assume it's another syntax for >= ?

Okay, next time you should read the other posts. I've displayed what I've learned. A lot of the stuff you put in, I haven't learned yet. I appreciate the help, but it didn't really help. :/ For other clarification, I did try using a list (i think this is an array in whatever language you were using) PLAYERPICKS = [playerPicked1, playerPicked2, playerPicked3] for each one I could use 0, 1, and 2 instead of typing it all out. I haven't read far into it the list part yet, it's actually the chapter I'm on right now, but I haven't begun because I decided to write this. That's all I know about lists/arrays from a glance at the chapter. The reason I changed it back, is because I kept getting errors. I realized what I did wrong after I changed everything. I forgot the = after the PLAYERPICKS. I erased that part last, and just as I deleted it, I just about smacked my monitor. There's a lot of other variations I've tried with everything below the name/getting to know u part, but they aren't included because I erased them instead of putting the comment markers (#) in python. The ones with comments you see now is the last one I tried.

its python

I don't wanna know what your new barcode says. I bet if I were to copy it and reverse it, it'd mean something bad. About me. :/