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[...] a fair coin from the bag, then you have to consider what would happen if you randomly chose an unfair coin. Add those two possibilities together, and there’s your answer. Fair coin First, let& [...]

[...] I want to make card games with Python, so I think about how to simulate a deck of cards. Some of the properties of a deck [...]

[...] I want to make card games with Python, so I think about how to simulate a deck of cards. Some of the properties of a deck [...]

[...] pyvideo.org – Keynote: David Beazley. [...]

[...] pyvideo.org – Keynote: David Beazley. [...]

[...] a few advances I’d like to make with this program from my last program that made the computer play War against itself. First, I want to make it where a human player is playing against the [...]

[...] a few advances I’d like to make with this program from my last program that made the computer play War against itself. First, I want to [...] [...]

[...] passed the value of its rank: Proper card names       Now I want to make the computer play War against itself. You might play War differently than this, but here are the rules I made it [...]

[...] I made a Qt4 version of my temperature converter. Qt is huge. It can do so much more than just GUI stuff, but that’s all I’m using it for [...]

A temperature conversion program written in Python and using Tkinter to create a GUI This is my first GUI program written in Python using Tkinter. Th [...]

[...] descriptive than its generic name so I would know what I was working with when I wrote my Python code. Once I had it the way I wanted, I saved it to a .ui file and converted it to Python code [...]

pyvideo.org – Keynote: David Beazley. [...]

pyvideo.org – Keynote: David Beazley. [...]

If you’re looking for a guide, check out http://androidforums.com. They explain it much better than I ever could. I had accepted firmware updat [...]

If you’re looking for a guide, check out http://androidforums.com. They explain it much better than I ever could. I had accepted firmware update [...]

[...] Python written in Python (?) and that it runs faster than Python. For example, I tested the Monty Hall Problem that I wrote recently, and timed them. Here is the result: So PyPy ran the program more [...]

[...] Python written in Python (?) and that it runs faster than Python. For example, I tested the Monty Hall Problem that I wrote recently, and timed them. Here is the result: [daniel@TimeMachine Python]$ [...]