def main():
print("Daily forecast:",daily.forecast())
print("Weekly forecast:",weekly.forecast())
for number, outlook in enumerate(weekly.forecast(),1):
print(number,outlook)
return 0
from sources import daily, weekly
print("Daily forecast:", daily.forecast())
print("Weekly forecast:")
for number, outlook in enumerate(weekly.forecast(), 1):
print(number, outlook)
from sources import daily, weekly
print("Daily forecast:", daily.forecast())
print("weekly forecast:", weekly.forecast())
# 1. Use "import" statement to include packages, modules or functions.
# 2. A python script is a module.
# 3. Module search paths keep in sys.path
# 4. Use a folder with __init__.py to declare a package.
# 5. A module is a singleton, it will be loaded once at runtime.
# 6. Auto-loaded module: __builtins__, includes common functions likes print(), input(), dir(), ...
# 7. Use dir() to show attributes of a module.
import sys
from sys import argv
from sys import argv as aa
import scope01
from sources import daily, weekly
print('arguments:', sys.argv) # Show command arguments.
print('arguments:', argv)
print('arguments:', aa)
scope01.change1()
for place in sys.path:
print(place)
daily.forecast()
weekly.forecast()
print('module path:', sys.path) # Show module including paths.
from sources import daily,weekly
print("Daily forecast:",daily.forecast())
print("Weekly forecast:")
for number,i in enumerate(weekly.forecast(),1):
print(number,i)
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Sat Jun 17 12:53:06 2017
@author: changyueh
"""
from sources import daily, weekly
print("Daily forecast:", daily.forecast())
print("Weekly forecast:", weekly.forecast())
for number, outlook in enumerate(weekly.forecast(), 1):
print(number, outlook)
#!/usr/bin/env python
from sources import daily, weekly
print("The daily weather is %s" % daily.forecast())
print("The weekly weather is:")
for i, outlook in enumerate(weekly.forecast(), 1):
print(i, outlook)
print("The weekly weather is:")
for i, outlook in zip(range(1, 100), weekly.forecast()):
print(i, outlook)
print(daily.sayHello)
from sources import daily, weekly
print("Daily forecast:", daily.forecast())
print("Weekly forecast:")
for num, outlook in enumerate(weekly.forecast(), 1):
print("%d : %s" % (num, outlook))
