RE: scoreboard with text file? 12-05-2013, 03:15 PM
#11
Print both key and content
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RE: scoreboard with text file? 12-05-2013, 04:41 PM
#13
Hmmm, this sound like somebody's homework.
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
RE: scoreboard with text file? 12-05-2013, 04:41 PM
#14
Hmmm, this sound like somebody's homework.
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
RE: scoreboard with text file? 12-05-2013, 08:13 PM
#15
(12-05-2013, 04:41 PM)joeb12 Wrote: Hmmm, this sound like somebody's homework.not really homework just projects we are playing with
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
score.txt:
25000,name
10000,name
my teacher says:
make an array
read the content as score,name
sort the array
us for counter in range(1,11) :
do reading content like splitting blablabla
isue is prety much solved after working arround the teacher(s) idea which is almost the same as in here. XD
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RE: scoreboard with text file? 12-05-2013, 08:13 PM
#16
(12-05-2013, 04:41 PM)joeb12 Wrote: Hmmm, this sound like somebody's homework.not really homework just projects we are playing with
1) Setup a loop (for probably) to iterrate around the file.
2) Read the first line to a temporary variable (let's say key).
3) Read the next line to a tempoary variable (let's say content).
4) Assign key:content to the dictionary.
5) Repeat until there are no more lines.
score.txt:
25000,name
10000,name
my teacher says:
make an array
read the content as score,name
sort the array
us for counter in range(1,11) :
do reading content like splitting blablabla
isue is prety much solved after working arround the teacher(s) idea which is almost the same as in here. XD
(This post was last modified: 12-05-2013, 08:14 PM by boby79simon.)
Calling me stupid won't mind me it only shows your immaturity -<3
