genius43:


Una don leave us finish.

olaolurhemsy:
RN9 3/64gb or R9 4/64gb? redmi guru which one is more advisable to go for, budgets is not more than 75k, also I heard that most redmi note with 3gb use to hang, pls I need serious explanation. thanks
God bless you

syluck:


Bro, there's this python concepts I really need to understand how it works....
I'll list then below:

1: for i in range (2, prompt+1):

Here, I know "prompt" could be a variable where a value is assigned to.....then, (2) is where we want the loop to start from.... My difficulty is understanding what +1 after the prompt stands for....
Like the example above I listed is used when running a code for "divisors of a number*...

2: for i range(1, num+1):
Indent""""""""factorial = factorial * i

Here, the +1 appears again.... But this time around it's the "factorial * i".... Pls I need to understand this concept really good.....

Lastly:

3: for i in range(1, prompt+1):
Indent"""""""""if(prompt %i ==0)
Indent"""""""""s += i

Here, I understand what prompt is, %i is, ==0 is, and s is... The problem is, "+=". I still don't understand vividly what's that all about...in short, u can explain the whole concept "s += i" to me please....

PS: i know that
+ is an addition operator
* Is a multiplication operator
= a equal sign operator ( mostly used to assign values to variables and vice versa)

Semtu:


I'll give you hints for number 10, you learn better my figuring things out yourself. You'll need to collect 10 inputs from the user by calling input() through a loop. Outside the loop, create an empty list then append each input to the list while the loop is still valid. Once you've collected the inputs to a list, you can easily play with the python list by calling sorted(). This will sort the list elements in ascending order. Meaning that indexing the first element of the list would be the lowest since the values are sorted while the last would be the highest. To find the average, you can sum the list then divide by the len. Apply similar logic to the rest.

For the second part, this is one way to work through it.
import random
score = [ ]
number=random.randint(1,11)
trials=5
while trials>0:
```indent```guess=int(input('guess the number between 1 to 10: ')
```indent```if guess==number:
```indent``````indent```score.append(10)
```indent```else:
```indent``````indent```score.append(-1)
```indent```trials-=1

print(sum(score))

syluck:


Suggest a better one for me please

syluck:


Thanks bro.

Here is the pdf name

Vecto:


Sorry do you code on mobile?

syluck:

Does this automate the 273.15 to -273.15?
Cos that's really my problem. How to run the code inserting the -(minus) operator

syluck:
Came across this and I tried running the code.

Number 2 and 3 precisely. I'm having problem on both.

In Number 2, I ran the code according to the best of my knowledge but the only issue is having both the Fahrenheit and celcius on both (uppercase, lowercase, first letters both capital and small)

Then for number 3, I just need to understand how to implement the -273.15 when coding.

Thanks

syluck:

According to the pdf I'm using to work on, it has eval throughout. I kinda decided to use it though

syluck:
Came across this and I tried running the code.

Number 2 and 3 precisely. I'm having problem on both.

In Number 2, I ran the code according to the best of my knowledge but the only issue is having both the Fahrenheit and celcius on both (uppercase, lowercase, first letters both capital and small)

Then for number 3, I just need to understand how to implement the -273.15 when coding.

Thanks

Smartphelz:
I thought I was the only one highly irritated by such an irresponsible comment from the poster you quoted.

Missionaire:



Yes I'm trying to run a python script through Sublime TE.

I installed Python from the site. 3.9, the latest version.

I've even edited the new build system in Sublime TE.

Kabiyesi12:
Recently, I beginning to notice some dubious websites that is https which is supposed to be a reliable website but no longer as it used to be.
HYPER TEXT TRANSFER PROTOCURE SECURED
webpage now use for fraud, I don't know if someone else have notice this, for example the

COVID-19 RELIEF FUND

#20,000 each for 1,000,000 Nigeria youths. Disbursement starts December 1st 2020

if you look at the address bar it eventually leads to another webpage.
please, can someone explain what's going on to me.

enigmatique:

- I have never claimed to be an expert. If I claimed to be or believed that I was an expert, I wouldn't have suggested and agreed with folks like MummyIMadeIt, Pepchizy, Acidosis, benedictuyi etc to create this thread so as to pool our knowledge and experiences and use that to make better investment decisions.
- I refuse to trade words with you. Enough said.

Excallibur:
Please help, I am trying to get a row in this matrix but I keep getting empty as the result of this code

matrix=[
[5, 6, 7],
[8, 3, 1],
[9, 3, 5]
]
for items in matrix:
for rows in items:
if items==items[1]:
print(rows)

Missionaire:
So I tried running "hello world" yesterday night but I keep getting this message:

[WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified
[cmd: ['python3', '-u', 'C:\\Users\\Okporghe\\AppData\\Roaming\\Sublime Text 3\\Packages\\User\\Python3.sublime-build']]
[dir: C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User]
[path: C:\Windows\system32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\;C:\Program Files (x86)\Brackets\command;C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\Scripts\;C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\;C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Launcher\;C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps;C:\Users\Okporghe\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\bin;/opt/node_moduler/bin/]
[Finished]

What could be the problem and possible solutions??

ebunchi:


Can I learn PHP on my own since I already know JavaScript, and is there any PHP frame work ?thanks

enigmatique:

All I can do is to laugh. At least when the dust settles, we will return to reasonably reviewing and investing in companies. Hehehe.

As for anyone that loses money, take your L, move on, and never make this kind of mistake again. Investing is a marathon, not a sprint, and while it's best to learn from data, research and advice, learning from experience can be valuable too, because it makes the lesson visceral, not just vicarious or theoretical. Better to lose 250k now than lose 250 billion later.

Chingle6:
Please guys I really need insight on this topic... Why will I want to go through the stress of HTML CSS JavaScript php and some other language instead of using word press or wix

syluck:

Thanks for this input. I won't lie, it took me a while before understanding this

ityP:



Aswear guy. If na note 9s I buy, e for no shack me like this. I'm just surprised a budget phone of 3 years ago can still be this good. I just enter camera app now, and I saw that the interface is changed too. From that minimalistic look to one that has swag. Plus, the update touched on autofocus issues. Before, I had to tap to focus first before taking a shot. Not any longer. The overall output from the camera is better sef. Why e no go shack me

syluck:


Hello bro, sorry to disturb.

Please I need a better understanding of question number (9). I've tried so hard to understand what's it all about but I just keep getting a blank idea.

Then, number (11) and (14)

syluck:


Hello bro, sorry to disturb.

Please I need a better understanding of question number (9). I've tried so hard to understand what's it all about but I just keep getting a blank idea.

Then, number (11) and (14)

syluck:


Hello bro, sorry to disturb.

Please I need a better understanding of question number (9). I've tried so hard to understand what's it all about but I just keep getting a blank idea.

Then, number (11) and (14)

Karleb:
I really wish to know how a non-dev can test the knowledge of a developer.

How do you ask someone a question you don't understand yourself?

Imagine if you ask me what "encapsulation" mean because you want to make an API call , how do you even know if the reply I'd give is the correct one?

tensazangetsu20:

Extensive tests like this should never be done for free ever. It looks like a free work. Why are they asking for the Github repo? They can download the code, send a regret email and then choose the best from everyone naive enough to do the test.

syluck:


1, Thanks for clarifying me on that. I thought it was a decimal point. Never knew it was a multiplication operator.
2, I will clearly work on it once more. And I really appreciate the advice.
3, A part of me told me that, but I really tried running that code using for loops, while loops, etc, I just couldn't until I came across functions then I decided to give it a try one more time and boom! it kinda gave me a clue of what I was doing. But it was giving me different answers which did not correspond with the proposed answer. Also, thanks for the advice. I will stick to them.
4, Never knew about PEDMAS. But I knew that python work according to precedence. Just that I didn't really know how that works.

I really appreciate your input.

Lastly, do you have a WhatsApp group or telegram channel for beginners so I could link up and be dropping my troubles as well.

Rareoil:


No vex what did oracle do?