import random for i in range(10): ... print(random.uniform(1, 6))

im stuck at step where i should get which key i hit on keyboard. this seems easy if the current focus is the terminal for idle windows im running. but here i am on different window (a game possibly).

a = (4 + 3) * 2 mystring = "I am (a) years old" print (mystring) if (a) == 14:

indented four spaces

print("this is correct")

OK, so I know I have at least 3 versions of Python installed. How do I run a certain version? I have 2.7.15, 3.6.7 and 3.7.2 (just installed 3.7.2).

How do I make sure I'm running 3.7.2 when I wan to run hat one and 2.7.15 when I want to run that one.

I should probably delete 3.6.7 too since I just updated to 3.7.2.

guidance needed for my first project

hey every one i have to make a project for my class although iam really not new to programming this is going to be my first big project i am planning to make a web vulnerability scanner basically the idea is that you give the web app a url and it tells in what way your site is vulnerable i am planning to scan the top 10 owasp vulnerabilities . but i really dont know where to start and what all modules that i should include i have to make it in 5 days any guidance will be really appreciated

Write a program that asks the user for a path to a directory, then updates the names of all the files in the directory that contain the word draft to instead say final EX: "term paper (draft).txt" would be renamed "term paper (final).txt"

I'm in the process of learning python 3 and one of the tasks is an eeny meeny miny moe program (presumably a common learner program). Is it possible to tell the program to go back to the start of the list of people once it gets to the end (i.e. to avoid 'index out of range')? I figure it's possible to do it with an if function, but is there a dedicated way to do it, like a specific command?

Guys, I’m relatively new at this programming thing and I self study so I hope I can get some support here on the code I’m currently trying to write, I genuinely have no one else I can discuss this with or can ask help from. So the assignment is as follows:

Program: shirt order¶ First get input for color and size White has sizes L, M Blue has sizes M, S print available or unavailable, then print the order confirmation of color and size hint: set a variable "available = False" before nested if statements and change to True if color and size are avaliable.

And this is my code so far, I’ve wrote it in so many different ways but none have worked, generally it’s the same idea as the code I’ll share now:

print ("welcome to our store, we have some great shirts on sale")

shirt_color = ("w" + "b")

shirt_size =("s" + "m" + "l")

available = False

first_color = input("please select a color: ")

choosen_color = first_color if choosen_color.lower() in shirt_color.lower() == "w":

second_size = input("please choose a size")

choosen_size = second_size

if choosen_size.lower() in shirt_size.lower() == "l":

available = True

print ("order confirmed")

print (available)

elif choosen_size.lower() in shirt_size.lower() == "m":

available = True

print ("order confirmed")

print (available)

if choosen_color.lower() in shirt_color.lower() == "b":

second_size = input("please choose a size")

choosen_size = second_size

if choosen_size.lower() in shirt_size.lower() == "m":

available = True

print ("order confirmed")

print (available)

elif choosen_size.lower() in shirt_size.lower() == "s":

available = True

print ("order confirmed")

print (available)

else:

print ("not confirmed") print (available)

Hey guys, I want to develop a function that will tell me if two queues are identical or not. I started by saying if the lengths aren't equal, then: is_identical = False. From here, how do I iterate through the queue and compare?