I was wondering if its possible to write instead of many variables and inputs in different lines of code, write all in one sentence. Usually I’ve seen and wrote like this: VARIABLE1 = input(var1) VARIABLE2 = input(var2) print(var1 + var2) So the prompt will ask you to write 2 values in diferent sentences, because its… Read More Multiple Input() in one line Python

I wrote this function to get user input of an integer and two strings (letters C F or K) for a temperature conversion exercise. I want to control the specificity of the input, i.e. that only the correct letters are entered and not another using the exception handling try: except: statements. The inputs are passed… Read More specific string input exception handling

Question from a new JavaScript’er, and I’m not sure how to correctly describe this. let list = []; let list2 = []; var metarPrecipitationRaw; var metarPrecipitation; var ThecondPrecipitation; document.querySelectorAll(‘input[name=”Precip”]’).forEach(function(box) { box.addEventListener(“change”, function(evt) { let boxval = evt.target.value; //let boxval2 = evt.target.valueTwo; let boxval2 = evt.target.getAttribute(‘valueTwo’); if (true === box.checked) { list.push(boxval); list2.push(boxval2); } else {… Read More Javascript checkbox input with 2 values by order of selection

This is my first post here so apologies if formatting is incorrect I am a newcomer to coding having started Python recently in college and I am currently working on a project. Part of this project is to prompt the user for a string input, only allowing max. 30 characters and no spaces i.e. one… Read More Creating a function which limits user string input to a maximum of 30 characters with no spaces

This is my first post here so apologies if formatting is incorrect I am a newcomer to coding having started Python recently in college and I am currently working on a project. Part of this project is to prompt the user for a string input, only allowing max. 30 characters and no spaces i.e. one… Read More Creating a function which limits user string input to a maximum of 30 characters with no spaces

So I am running an if/else statement to check if the input value is the same with the title of the movies but for some reason, even when the title and the value are the same and the loop is supposed to stop, it still keeps running and executes the instruction on the else statement.… Read More Why is if/else statement executing the else part even when the condition is met

Hello when I try to make a basic input panel I encounter with that error. TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: ‘str’ and ‘str’ ip = str(input(">>> ")) if ip == "0" | ip == "00": pass elif ip == "1" | ip == "01": send() elif ip == "2" | ip == "02": st()… Read More Python TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'str' and 'str' error

I have a dictionary input_dict={‘foo1’:3, ‘foo2’:6} and I want to store its contents in an instance of class matClass such that mat.foo1=3, mat.foo2=6, etc… I need this process to be automated since the dictionary may change in size depending on user inputs. The code below iterates through the dictionary items and uses setattr to iteratively… Read More Automated and scalable approach to store each dictionary item into class (instance) attributes with same keys and values?

Js var button = document.getElementById("enter"); var input = document.getElementById("userinput"); var ul = document.querySelector("ul"); function inputLength() { return input.value.length; } function createListElement() { var li = document.createElement("li"); li.appendChild(document.createTextNode(input.value)); ul.appendChild(li); input.value = ""; } button.addEventListener("click", function () { if (inputLength > 0) { createListElement(); } }) input.addEventListener("keydown", function () { if (inputLength > 0 && event.key ===… Read More Why does the input doesn't work after I reduced the size of the code by adding 2 functions?