#!/usr/bin/env python """ Binary Search This was supposed to be a binary search algorithm but it isn't working... I used the Iterative implementation from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_search_algorithm """ from hwtools import input_nums while True: try: nums = input_nums() # User inputs a list of numbers. # Finding if there are any duplicate numbers. for num in nums: if nums.count(num) > 1: raise NameError ('duplicate') break # If user enters something other than a number, print an error statement. except ValueError: print "Please enter numbers." # If user enters duplicate numbers, print an error statement. except NameError: print "Please don't repeat numbers." nums_sort = sorted(nums) # User's number list sorted. print "I have sorted your numbers" print nums_sort
#!/usr/bin/env python """ Selection sort This is my selection sort, it's not working right!!! I used this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort """ from hwtools import input_nums nums = input_nums() print "Before sort:" print nums max=len(nums)#End of list for x in range(0,max): test=x for i in range(x+1, max): if nums[i]<nums[test]: test=i nums[x],nums[test]=nums[test],nums[x] print "After sort:" print nums
#!/usr/bin/env python """ Selection sort This is my selection sort, it's not working right!!! I used this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort """ from hwtools import input_nums while True: try: nums = input_nums() # Number input. break # Error message. except ValueError: print "Please enter numbers." # Number list. print "Before sort:" print nums max_position = len(nums) # The max position of the number of elements in the list. for current_position in range(max_position): current_min = current_position # The minimum number starts out as the current position. # Tests the position to the right of the last current position within the range of the max position. for test_position in range(current_position + 1 , max_position):
#!/usr/bin/env python """ Selection sort This is my selection sort, it's not working right!!! I used this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort """ from hwtools import input_nums nums = input_nums() #you forgot a _ print "Before sort:" print nums Length =len(nums) #value N is now Length. No need to subtract 1. for x in range(Length): p=x #saves the original value at that address. P changes for i in range(x+1, Length): #i is the new value, p is saved value. if nums[i]<nums[p]: p=i nums[p],nums[x]=nums[x],nums[p] #this needs to stay inside the first For loop. print "After sort:" print nums
#!/usr/bin/env python from hwtools import input_nums Section 1: What Does This Code Do? ===================================== ## question 1 a = input_nums() b = None for c in a: if b is None or c >= b: b = c print b ## end of question 1 print "Question 1: _______" ## question 2 ## end of question 2 print "Question 2: _______" ## question 3 t1 = [] t2 = [] while len(t1) != 2: t1 = input_nums()
#!/usr/bin/env python """ Selection sort This is my selection sort, it's not working right!!! I used this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort """ from hwtools import input_nums while True: try: nums = input_nums() # User enters list of numbers. break # If the user enters something other than a number, print error message. except ValueError: print "Please enter numbers." # The number list before it is sorted. print "Before sort:" print nums max_position = len(nums) # The max position is the number of elements in the list. for current_position in range(max_position): current_min = current_position # The current minimum starts out as the current position. # This tests the position to the right of the last current position within the range of the max position. for test_position in range(current_position + 1 , max_position):
#!/usr/bin/env python """ Binary Search This was supposed to be a binary search algorithm but it isn't working... I used the Iterative implementation from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_search_algorithm """ from hwtools import input_nums while True: try: nums = input_nums() # Number Input # Checking for duplicates for num in nums: if nums.count(num) > 1: raise NameError ('duplicate') break # Checing for non numbers. except ValueError: print "Please enter numbers." # Error statement except NameError: print "Please don't repeat numbers." nums_sort = sorted(nums) # User's number list sorted. print "I have sorted your numbers" print nums_sort