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== About the python examples ==

The first python example doesn't run, because of undefined <code>t</code>. The second one runs, but if fed 0 seconds as input, it gives a blank in return, which is probably not ideal. Other may do the same thing, but I haven't checked.

The first python example doesn't run, because of undefined <code>t</code>. The second one runs, but if fed 0 seconds as input, it gives a blank in return, which is probably not ideal. Other examples may be doing the same thing, but I haven't checked.

Another issue: is it really necessary to post code in the interactive prompt format? It makes testing the code unpleasant because of the ">>>" prompt, and the mixed tab/space indentations looks like crap in my text editor. It may be useful to show users how to use the interactive shell, but since majority of coding is not going to be done in this fashion, having half of the python examples on RC so presented is overdoing it. --[[User:Ledrug|Ledrug]] ([[User talk:Ledrug|talk]]) 04:40, 7 June 2015 (UTC)