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I have python on my computer! ( one question )
For example I want to do that ---> def f(1, i): 1.acquire() try: print('hello world', i) finally: 1.release( if __name__ == '__main__': 1ock = Lock() For num in range(10): Process(target=f, args=(lock, num) ). start() i can't leave it blank as soon as i start telling me syntax error each other ... i mean if i do something simple print ("Hello world") it just comes out without syntax error etc i want someone to help me if i can .. Thanks very much, happy new year!!
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You do have a lot of errors in the code you wrote. Check out this code:
https://code.sololearn.com/cFbx308dfrm6/?ref=app
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Thank youu, I downloaded python 3.8 to learn something.. But the problem is that, when I write anything for example the thing that you were send to me. I wrote it and in the last when I press enter (num)).start() ) it shows me ( ... ) I don't know what to do.. If you know something please tell me.. Thank you have a good day!!
https://prnt.sc/qn1x9k ( I done it now from Qpython3, in my computer the same as the screenshot I send you..)
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Oh thank you very much!! I appreciate it!! But in computer what I can do?
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In the computer is like this --> https://prnt.sc/qn24wa
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But when I do this in computer is alright https://prnt.sc/qn25wl..
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LOLLL, dude thank you so muchhhh!!! Thankss man happy new year!!!
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Μπογιαντζής Δημήτρης it would be useful if you can manage to send screenshots of what you did on your pc
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I got it. You are running it in the console of android qpython. What you need to do is open "editor" in qpython instead of "console". Write the code in the editor, then save and run it.
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On a computer you can use the IDLE that comes with python installation. On windows you can use the search bar on the bottom left of your desktop and search "python idle" or "idle". You can open the idle and write code in similar way to qpython editor.
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Μπογιαντζής Δημήτρης you are welcome! Happy new year to you too!