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2769 - Easy - but for whom?
1. I wrote a graphing package once - for use on the Tektronix 4051 (so you'll see how old that was!) - and the sales team for whom I wrote it loved it in demonstrations. It asked a series of questions and then drew a graph - just what was needed to introduce customers to the piece of hardware and sh ....

2768 - Carrying a long URL around - looking for memorable shorts
Are you sometime envious of nice, short URLs - you want to pass on a really short URL to someone, but the structure of your site is such that the resource in question has some long string associated with it - it has to carry a lot af "context" around with it ... There are services such as tinyurl a ....

2767 - Back from a Python course in Glasgow
Only 24 hours ago I got back from Glasgow - a lovely evening drive, and into the early hours, and a chance to stop at my favourite motorway service area. Glasgow is a city of contrasts - the "ancient and modern" - it seems especially noticeable there. Here's a further example - the very old and th ....

2766 - Optional and named parameters to Python functions/methods
Do you want to call a function with a differing number of arguments - sometimes simply looking for a function to run with all defaults, and at other times passing in some specific values / variables? Do you have so many different possible parameters that you would like to be able to "I want to give ....

2765 - Running operating system commands from your Python program
As from Python 2.6, os.popen and friends are deprecated methods and you should use the subprocess module for subprocesses. So that's the way to go if you want to run operating system commands. New example showing this - [here] Starting with: from subprocess import * I can run a process and allo ....

2764 - Python decorators - your own, staticmethod and classmethod
Python Decorators are wrappers that you may apply around methods. So they're rather like the bread around a sandwich. There are a number of standard decorators provided with Python - such as @classmethod and @staticmethod (see [here]) which allow you to turn methods into unbound (static, class) one ....

2763 - Our C and C++ training course are on Open Source platforms
Q: C++ is under open source in your courses. is that right? BTW I like your site. Need to learn C++ but too expensive for me. Thanks. Question / comment via our "Ask the Tutor" page - but I suspect that the email address given doesn't reach the writer, and the question / comments are good "FAQ qual ....

2762 - Well House - Mission and Policy summaries
Following on from yesterday's comments about long questionnaires, I've been writing a Mission Statement and Policy summaries. Stripped of examples, they look pretty bald - but then I could fill a month of blogs with examples, reasonings, conundrums and solutions that have lead us to where we are, ....

2761 - A small business, facing a big government questionnaire
I'm wading through 18 pages of terms and conditions and a 17 page questionnaire on Quality and Health and Safety, send to us by an organization which wants to send a delegate on one of our courses. They've also asked us to provide 8 additional documents or document sets, some of which are very wide ....

2760 - Views of Scotland
Early morning over Annadale Water ... an overnight stop on my way up to ... Glasgow, where I am training this week. What a contrast! ....

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