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Java Scanner vs BufferedReader?
I know both Scanner and BufferedReader in Java. However, although Scanner is easier to get user input (e.g. already converts user's input to a specific data type), and is shorter to initialize, I was taught to use BufferedReader. Is there a benefit to using BufferedReader as compared to... -
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Hello all, I am a complete noob in coding but i have recently heard a friend talking about automating his repetitive tasks. For example, i often receive documents on my email address and instead of dragging and dropping to a folder i would like to automate this. What coding language would be...- X2X
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- automate code language question
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Python Why doesn't this output "three" as well?
I am wondering why this only outputs "one" and "two" but not three since elif statements condition is met. Thank you in advance :) x = 1 y = 1.0 z = "1" if x == y: print("one") if y == int(z): print("two") elif x == y: print("three") else: print("four") -
Python I'm trying to add a square root feature to a calculator I made, but I keep getting errors.
In python, I made a very decent calculator that has addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Today, I decided that I'm gonna expand on it and add square roots. The first thing I did was Google for how to use square roots on python. It told me that I have to import in math. After...- MacaroniChez
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- help python question support
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- Forum: Python