2. Toad Python Script learning note Two basic commands to play
This famous article:"Success stems from the discovery of details, no details, no opportunities, attention to detail means to create opportunities." A commonplace trifle may be the key to opening the treasure trove of opportunities! "
Come home from work, let's take a look at some common basic commands.
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1. Numbers and Expressions
Look at Figure 1 to illustrate a lot of questions:
addition, divisible, floating-point, modulo, power, etc. is not very direct and very rude.
On the upper limit, toad is not quite sure what the upper limit is, anyway below Figure 2 can be executed
In-process conversion
>>> 0xaf
175
>>> 010
8
>>>
See these, the toad has been conquered, you?
2. Variables and statements
Variables are used like other shell scripts or something.
>>> x=2
>>> x*2
4
>>> x*3
6
>>> Print 3*x
The statement is not an expression that has no value for the interactive interpreter to print out. such as the x=3 statement.
3. Get input
Get input this thing must, all kinds of languages will have. C in the Scanf,shell in read and so on.
Python is input.
Such as:
>>> x=input ("thevalue=")
The value=20
>>> Print X
20
4. Functions
Python When we install the interpreter, in fact, it provides a lot of commonly used functions, we can directly use, and do not need to go to their own implementation.
Such as:
>>> Pow (2,3)
8
>>> 10+pow (2,3*5)/3.0
10932.666666666666
>>> ABS (-10)
10
>>> Round (1.0/2.0)
1.0
5. Module
Modules are extensions that are imported into Python to enhance their functionality. You need to use the Import command.
>>> Math.floor (32.9)
Traceback (most recent):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
Nameerror:name ' math ' is not defined
>>> Importmath
>>> Math.floor (32.9)
32.0
There is no error when importing, you can use it directly after importing.
Call here to enter the module name, if you want to not enter the module name, you can import
>>> frommath Import sqrt
>>> sqrt (9)
3.0
>>> Math.sqrt (9)
3.0
>>> Floor (32.9)
Traceback (most recent):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
Nameerror:name ' floor ' are not defined
Of course we find that floor is still not directly available because we just imported the SQRT function with the command from math import sqrt.
It's interesting to have a library of complex numbers, you guys can see.
>>> Import Cmath
>>> (1+3j) * (9+4j)
( -3+31j)
Can handle the plural, toad smiled.
6. Save and execute
Like a shell script, just put a stack of commands in a file, and then call the file directly with the Python command to execute the program.
Comments are similar to many other scripts, such as # and Shell.
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2. Toad Python Script learning note Two basic commands to play