Daniel Fackrell <unlearned <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> You need to close the () for input here. After doing that, if you run it
> you will notice that you get an exception for most inputs, including "yes".
> IIRC, input() is scheduled for removal in some future version of Python
> because it doesn't do what you would expect and it is generally a bad idea
> to use it. The functionality is along the lines of:
>
> eval(raw_input('your string here'))
>
> You undoubtedly want raw_input() instead here.
>
> > if again!="yes":
> > mainloop = 0
>
> This last line needs indented.
>
> And a couple of minor points:
>
> 1. Choose an amount of indentation per level and stick to it. 4 is rather
> common in Python code.
>
> 2. When posting to the list, make sure that the lines in your code are short
> enough that they will not wrap and be posted as broken code. 70 chars is
> usually safe.
>
> Daniel Fackrell
>
Thank you very much for the help and the tips :-) This is my very first python
script, and I knew it would have some stupid mistakes; but it's doing something
weird right now...I did all the stuff you told, me, and now it'll at least run.
But whenI enter a number as a limit, the loop keeps going on forever, nad the
numbers won't stop rolling. I'm guessing this is because it sees limit as a
string, how can I let it see it as an integer?
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