NumWorks firmware version 13/ß14 2020

[Don Shepherd]

(03-31-2020 02:06 AM)toml_12953 Wrote:  

(03-30-2020 05:43 PM)Don Shepherd Wrote:  Tom, what was the problem with the input command?

Here's an example:

>>> a=input('x? ')
x? 62
>>>print(a)
666put('x? ')

Thanks Tom. I just received my Numworks calc today and have been playing with it. Entering:

a=input('x? ')
62
print(a)

directly into the Python shell on the calc was a frustrating experience, trying to do shift lock as required and not finding the single quote on the keyboard at all (I found it under the toolbox key). I can now see the value of writing Python scripts on the computer (Chromebook in my case) and uploading. And I see the output 62 instead of the 666 stuff.

Thanks for the info you provided. I'm looking forward to learning both Python and the Numworks calculator.