Ejemplos de divide en Python

Ejemplo n.º 1

Archivo: Packages.py Proyecto: AswinBarath/python-dev-scripts

# Package - a folder containing modules
# from shopping import shopping_cart
import shopping.shopping_cart
import utility
print(utility)
print(utility.multiply(2, 3))
print(utility.divide(2, 3))
print(shopping.shopping_cart)
print(shopping.shopping_cart.buy('apple'))

Ejemplo n.º 2

from utility import multiply, divide
from shopping.more_shopping import shopping_cart
import random
print(random)

print(shopping_cart.buy('apple'))
print(divide(4, 3))
print(multiply(5, 4))
print(max([1, 2, 3]))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('please run this')

Ejemplo n.º 3

import utility
from utility import divide

print(utility.add(10, 5))
print(divide(50, 5))

Ejemplo n.º 4

Archivo: main.py Proyecto: balazsjuhasz/python-practice

from utility import multiply, divide
from shopping import shopping_cart

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(shopping_cart.buy('apple'))
    print(divide(5, 2))
    print(multiply(5, 2))
    print(max([1, 2, 3]))

Ejemplo n.º 5

Archivo: built in modules1.py Proyecto: siechristian/pythonzerotomastery

#built in modules
#using external modules and packages to borrow and extend python
import sys
sys.argv

#modules
import utility
print(utility.divide(2, 6))

Ejemplo n.º 6

import utility
import shopping.shopping_cart as shopping_cart

print(utility.divide(10, 2))
print(shopping_cart.buy(1))

Ejemplo n.º 7

Archivo: main.py Proyecto: SenthilKumar009/100DaysOfCode-DataScience

import utility

print(utility.divide(2, 4))

Ejemplo n.º 8

Archivo: main.py Proyecto: petercolella/complete-python-developer

# 168. Modules in Python

import utility

print(utility.multiply(2, 3))
print(utility.divide(4, 5))

Ejemplo n.º 9

# creates __pycache__ everytime module is imported
import utility
# a package is a folder containing modules
# use . syntax to go down a directory to load modules from a package
import shopping.shopping_cart
# or to access functions directly use from package.module import functioname

from shopping.shopping_cart import buy
from utility import multiply, divide
# use * syntax to import every function
from utility import *

# prints the filepath
print(utility)
# use . syntax to run methods
print(utility.divide(10, 5))
print(multiply(2, 5))
# use . syntax to go down a directory to run methods
print(shopping.shopping_cart.buy('apple'))
print(buy('banana'))

# imported files return their name when they contain print(__name__)
# when the statement is not imported, but run directly from the file it will return "__main__"

# wont run because buy method was imported from shopping cart and not the main module
if __name__ == "__main__":
    buy('strawberry pi')


def add(num1, num2):
    return num1 + num2

Ejemplo n.º 10

import utility
#another way to import modules

from utility import multiply, divide  #( we can anso use * to import all modules at a  time)

import shopping.more_shopping.shopping_cart
# another way to import packages

from shopping.more_shopping import shopping_cart

print(utility.multiply(3, 4))
print(utility.divide(4, 2))

print(utility.multiply(5, 10))
print(utility.divide(25, 5))

print(shopping.more_shopping.shopping_cart.buy('apple'))

print(shopping_cart.buy('orange'))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('please run this')

Ejemplo n.º 11

Archivo: 1_modules.py Proyecto: alexReshetnyak/pure_python

import utility
print('---------------------------MODULES--------------------')

print("1_modules:", utility.divide(6, 2))  # 3

Ejemplo n.º 12

Archivo: index.py Proyecto: suzynakayama/udemy-python-dev

import utility
from shopping.more_shopping.cart import buy

print(utility)

print(utility.multiply(2, 3))
print(utility.divide(4, 2))

print(buy('shoes'))

print(__name__)

Ejemplo n.º 13

# import shopping.shopping_cart
# import shopping.more_shopping.shopping_cart
from shopping.more_shopping import shopping_cart
from utility import divide

product = shopping_cart.buy("apple")

print("product:", product)
print("divide(6, 3):", divide(6, 3))  # 2

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("max[1, 2, 3]:", max([1, 2, 3]))  # 3