Brian Blazer enlightened us with:
> I'm still not sure why it was grabbing the prompt string though.
Me neither. Try it in a standalone script instead of an interactive
session.
Sybren
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Thanks guys. Your solutions worked.
I'm still not sure why it was grabbing the prompt string though.
Thanks again,
Brian
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Brian Blazer enlightened us with:
> def getCurrentClasses():
> classes = []
> print 'Please enter the class name. When finished enter D.'
> while (c != "D"):
No need for the parentheses, and 'c' doesn't have a value yet. If you
add 'c=""' before the while-loop, it should
Brian Blazer wrote:
> I promise that this is not homework. I am trying to self teach here
> and have run into an interesting problem. I have created a method
> that asks for a class name and then is supposed to add it to classes
> []. Here is a snippet:
>
> def getCurrentClasses():
> cl
I promise that this is not homework. I am trying to self teach here
and have run into an interesting problem. I have created a method
that asks for a class name and then is supposed to add it to classes
[]. Here is a snippet:
def getCurrentClasses():
classes = []
print 'P
