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Programming and Scripting => Scripting Languages => Topic started by: taters on July 30, 2014, 06:58:32 PM
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Pretty much speaks for itself.
import random
import time
import datetime
count = 1
while count:
seconds = datetime.datetime.now()
wait = random.uniform(0.1,2)
if seconds.second % 5 > 0:
print "wub"
else:
print "GRAWWOOOLLLRRRAAANGANG"
time.sleep(wait)
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He's my idol!
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I love it. But much too slow. That's how my grandma would create dubstep with her walking frame.
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Just wait for version 2.0
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Why define "count" to be one, and not simply do:
while 1:
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Anyway, lulz at the script.
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Why define "count" to be one, and not simply do:
while 1:
?
Anyway, lulz at the script.
Because I originally had it set to 100 and had the loop subtract 1 every cycle, but it appeared to be funnier with it being an endless loop. I went with the first thing that popped into my head.
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Wait, since when does taters code? i swear this is my first code shit i have ever seen from taters. I should get out of this shit hole of Africa; i am way too behind.
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Wait, since when does taters code? i swear this is my first code shit i have ever seen from taters. I should get out of this shit hole of Africa; i am way too behind.
I was a professional programmer for 3 years before moving into systems administration and then security. I just don't often show off.
Also, I decided to learn a bit of python a few days ago and was bored. So that helps too.