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[21:54:04] :] [21:54:17] lukas, you there? [21:54:57] Lukas would be your go-to guy for Python. Possibly Billll. [21:56:02] :D [21:57:34] ,mumble [21:57:36] [1] users online @ RBOSE's Mumble: (for Mumble help, type: ?? mumble) [21:57:37] [1] AFK - Away From Keyboard: Viper [21:58:11] You could try Google while you are waiting.. [21:59:48] ok ok, thx :] [22:14:16] y0 [22:14:22] we got a python course [22:14:30] which will continue soon again [22:14:48] maybe in a few days or beginning of next year [22:14:51] DNS, cool. I got myself a book here I'm using :) [22:15:05] are you programming python as well ? [22:15:08] *** Quits: JoshStrobl (qwebirc@RBOSE-e909a62a.rioaccess.com) (Quit: Page closed) [22:15:13] yes a bit [22:15:26] maybe you could help me out with one small question :) [22:15:30] hm maybe [22:15:33] :D [22:15:36] just shoot [22:16:32] if I assign a integer, starting with a zero, it get's kind of confusing. I want to know why it happens, example: [22:16:42] zipcode = 02492 [22:16:51] I get: SyntaxError: invalid token [22:16:56] But [22:17:03] put it in " [22:17:17] zipcode = 02132 [22:17:18] works fine [22:17:26] and when I print zipcode [22:17:38] Idle prints: 1114 [22:18:28] In [2]: zipcode = "02492" [22:18:30] In [3]: print zipcode [22:18:31] 02492 [22:18:33] In [4]: [22:18:45] yes, but then it's a string [22:18:59] :O [22:19:11] In this example, the book is using integer [22:19:35] and the exercise is to find out why it acts like it does [22:19:40] :) [22:19:42] i think i know why [22:19:53] the interger cant begin with a 0 [22:20:01] try with other number [22:20:13] sure, but it works with 02132 [22:20:22] but if I print it afterwards [22:20:27] The result is 1114 [22:20:30] hm k [22:21:45] And the book is giving me hints of printing the following values to find out what's going on: 01, 010, 0100 and 01000 [22:21:54] In IDLE, I get the following results [22:22:15] >>> print 01 [22:22:15] 1 [22:22:15] >>> print 010 [22:22:15] 8 [22:22:15] >>> print 0100 [22:22:21] i think it has somethin to do with the zero at beginning [22:22:31] In [5]: zipcode = 34343 [22:22:32] In [6]: print zipcode [22:22:34] 34343 [22:22:39] other work well [22:22:45] yupp! [22:22:47] something with the zero [22:22:50] 64 [22:22:50] >>> print 01000 [22:22:50] 512 [22:22:50] >>> print 02000 [22:22:50] 1024 [22:23:22] btw use ipython [22:23:24] much better [22:24:32] ah ok, I'll download it right away then! :] [22:24:36] gotta love Yum [22:38:15] i think these numbers starting with 0 are in some other number system [22:38:30] octal or something [22:38:49] yeah [22:38:51] octal [22:39:45] somehow you can also assign hexadecimal or binary like that, but i forgot how [22:40:13] Cyclo: ^ [22:40:42] btw dont ask if you can ask or if someone can answer something ^^ just ask ;) [22:44:30] Kebap_, cheers m8 :) [22:44:57] cheerio [23:01:21] DNS, is it possible to get Color Highlight in ipython ? [23:02:38] what do you mean, color highlight? [23:03:06] hm yea i wonder also [23:03:07] :D [23:03:10] :D [23:03:26] its not needed becuz you just type line per line [23:03:30] testin commands [23:03:32] ;D [23:03:50] in IDLE, when I write: print('Hello World') [23:03:54] print gets orange [23:04:01] and the string gets green [23:04:08] ok ok, I just think it looks nice ;) [23:04:17] and easier to read the code [23:18:32] yeah thats often the case for a compiler but for a interpreter not so much [23:18:59] because you dont have so huge text blocks [23:48:13] btw, what kind of stuff do you program in python? [23:48:37] or you just starting with the book? [23:56:31] Kebap_, Just started with the book [23:56:48] the book is called "Python for software design, how to think like a computer scientist" [23:59:18] hey i heard of that one