Some more python Problems

[$trinick]

By the way your's is complicated for a beginner to understand, mine is basically bare bones.

Idk, I've never written a line of Python in my life and it made complete sense to me.

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[Aide33]

Idk, I've never written a line of Python in my life

then why do you say it's stuffty

[Anybody]

then why do you say it's stuffty

you don't have to be a chef to know the food's stuff

[Starzy]

Idk, I've never written a line of Python in my life and it made complete sense to me.

His code is 100% wrong in op, he cannot do a if loop, he didn't -snip-... How's someone like him meant to understand .format and with open

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choice = input("Would you like to open the file?");
    if choice == "yes":
        print ("You chose Yes!")
        import time
        time.sleep (1.5)
       #put my code here to open a file
    else:
        print ("gg")


[Port]

Starzy, please stop importing modules immediately as you need them.
Place something like import time at the top of the file, and only once.

[xSetrox]

Call animal control, and stay inside. Put out a trap, and see if he goes inside of it.

[Mr.007]

Call animal control, and stay inside. Put out a trap, and see if he goes inside of it.

sides

[Lego lad]

Call animal control, and stay inside. Put out a trap, and see if he goes inside of it.

too late I think OP's dead :(((

[Starzy]

Starzy, please stop importing modules immediately as you need them.
Place something like import time at the top of the file, and only once.

Doesn't work for me, when I define things eg.

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import time
def 123():
    time.sleep(1)
won't work but -

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def 123():
    import time
    time.sleep(1)
will, weird I know.

[psychomutt]

shovel

[Port]

Doesn't work for me, when I define things eg.

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import time
def 123():
    time.sleep(1)
won't work but -

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def 123():
    import time
    time.sleep(1)
will, weird I know.

What Python interpreter do you use? I've never seen this happen with neither CPython (official) nor PyPy.

[Starzy]

What Python interpreter do you use? I've never seen this happen with neither CPython (official) nor PyPy.

I use the python 3.3, edit in IDLE and save as .py and just double click run or run using idle.

[Redconer]

I thought you mean the other kind of python