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I have the following code: def input_scores(): scores = [] y = 1 for num in range(5): score = int(input(print('Please enter your score for test %d: ' %y))) while score < 0 or score > 100: print ('Error --- all test scores must be between 0 and 100 points') score = int(input('Please try again: ')) scores.append(score) y += 1 return scores When I run it, the output is as follows: Please enter your score for test 1: None Then I'll enter the test score next to None, as, say 95 It then runs through the rest of the program without prompting me for the next test score to add to the scores list. I'm

I am currently getting the following error in my VBA Excel 2007 code: Run-time error '1004': Method 'Range'of object '_Worksheet' failed. Having peeled through quite a few questions with this error in the title I haven't quite found a similar situation or a solution to my problem. That is, without declaring my variables as public, which, I don't want to do as I use the same variables multiple times in different subroutines. The error is raised on line: AccDnn.Range(Cells(2, 71), Cells(RangéeFinAcc - 1, 87)).Copy My code: Private Sub SaveRedButton_Click() Dim SaveRedMssg As String, SaveRedTitre

I have an array structured like this: Array ( [0] => 24-12-2013 [1] => 25-12-2013 [2] => 26-12-2014 [3] => 27-12-2013 [4]) I would like to check if any of the dates in the array are within a given date range. The date range is structured like this: $start = (date("d-m-Y", strtotime('25-12-2013'))); $end = (date("d-m-Y", strtotime('26'12'2013'))); I would like to know which dates in the array are within the date range. Couple things: Use timestamps or DateTime objects to compare dates, not strings Use date format YYYY-MM-DD to avoid potential ambiguity about your date format (d/m/y or m/d/y)

Is it possible to apply css or wrap tags around savedRange text selection. I'm using jquery. this doesn't work: $(savedRange).css(...); $(savedRange).wrap(...); Matt Zukowski If by "savedRange" you mean something like this: selection = window.getSelection() savedRange = selection.getRangeAt(0) Then you will have to create a wrapper for the range first, like so: wrapper = document.createElement('span') savedRange.surroundContents(wrapper) selection.selectAllChildren(wrapper) You can then apply style: $(wrapper).css(...) It won't work around selected text but this would put an HTML tag with some

Is there any range() function in python for float numbers for example a=0.6 if a in range(0,1): a=3 How can i implement this? If I'm reading correctly, you want to test if a number is between two other numbers, so use: a = 0.6 if 0 <= a < 1: # change to `<= 1` to be inclusive a = 3 You don't need to generate a range and do membership testing - unless you have a discrete set of values that your a should match - the builtin range in Python 3.x can do efficient lookups for int s as it can optimise membership testing. If you have a large amount of discrete values in a large range, then you'd be