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Comments by Helmuts Helmuts (Top 5 by date)
Helmuts Helmuts
15-Nov-20 4:30am
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It really worked. Thank you very very much! :)))
Helmuts Helmuts
14-Nov-20 8:12am
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So. You want to say, that I have to convert that "sestdiena", which is only one in that print line which is not str, to str??
Edit. I did it, but now it shows another error.
that line now looks this
print(str(sestdiena), str(sestdienaa) + "/" + str(a))
And error shown is this
File "jdoodle.py", line 5, in <module>
print(str(sestdiena), str(sestdienaa) + "/" + str(a))
TypeError: 'int' object is not callable.
how to fix that??
Helmuts Helmuts
14-Nov-20 4:02am
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I tried to use that debugger, tried watching many videos to understand how to use it, but I'm just drowning deeper and deeper and now I can't even understand what is it supposed to do. In your solution you said, that my y input is not and integer. How can I make it an integer? Because I wrote x input the same way and it worked. Please explain me that, because I really have no idea how to fix it.
Helmuts Helmuts
13-Nov-20 16:23pm
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Well I can't spot it now either. Problem is that I don't understand what concatening string and int types mean.
Helmuts Helmuts
13-Nov-20 15:37pm
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I shouldn't have probably mentioned the test, but I'm really desperate. I really have never wanted to "get into job as programmer", but I have this subject at school, and if I don't pass this test, that's pretty much it, I won't make it to next grade. If I wouldn't be in such a hopeless situation I wouldn't asked here for help, but I have already tried to make this progaram for 3 days and haven't succeed. I'm not asking you to do all for me, but can you please explain me that y(input) thing, what's wrong with that, if I also wrote x(input the same and it was working? I really have no one to ask for help in real life and I know that you know much more about Python and programming itself than me. Thank you