there is an autohotkey script that works really well

I only do hobby programming so I have never had to work with others. Sounds like a shitty time. Better just to start over fresh if you have the time.

If I wanted to run a Linux VM I would use VMware. HyperV is dogshit

Bacon ipsum. That's halalious

I'm not what dependency normalize() is from but you should an if statement before that in the hotness function to the effect of

If this.skin='black'

Hotness=this.hotness-10

>4 day old account

>knows everything about technology

>constantly, completely wrong

Also not true. Why do you enjoy being so wrong so often?

so you're just wasting CCP

wtf are you talking about? downvoting you doesn't incur any penalty against me. clearly you belong back at your home

Yes i just told you that i did this after you already accused me of it. Get fucked you lazy nigger.

it wasn't me, but im going to now since you're accusing me of it anyway

Overflow.

no its uses a compiler to send instructions to the CPU

i was under the impression its a microcode issue, so anything kernel or higher isn't going to be able to do much

why go through the trouble of writing Calibri for the paragraph class if you're just going to use the an in-line style call for sansserif... ON EVERY FUCKING LINE

dont you see the irony here? he knows how to code, but they want to force him to be a SJW faggot. And the SJW faggots will now be forced to code!

@Dfens is a censorous communistic moderator. this user should be quarantined away from the rest of us who enjoy free speech.

Import groupChant

If NPC.followAlong == true

Print("Hey, hey, ho ho,"&smearTarget&" has got to go!")

Elif

Do until noticed(socialMedia)>=10

Cry

from what i've always understood when they hire on a new person, depending on the product, the recruit will spend 3-6 months just learning the structure. i dont think they will really expect too much even in your first month. just keep your ears open.

she's also calling a class that isn't defined. where is 'isUgly' defined?

def determineGrade(letGrade):
    score=letGrade
    if score >=90:
        return 'A'
    elif score >=80:
        return 'B'
    elif score >=70:
        return 'C'
    elif score >=60:
        return 'D'
    else:
        return 'F'
def avgGrade(grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5):
    avg=(grade1+grade2+grade3+grade4+grade5)/5
    return avg
def printOut(grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5):
    avg=avgGrade(grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5)
    print()
    print('Score\tGrade\tLetter Grade')
    print('----------------------------')
    print(' 1:\t',grade1,'\t  ',determineGrade(grade1),'\n'+\
          ' 2:\t',grade2,'\t  ',determineGrade(grade2),'\n'+\
          ' 3:\t',grade3,'\t  ',determineGrade(grade3),'\n'+\
          ' 4:\t',grade4,'\t  ',determineGrade(grade4),'\n'+\
          ' 5:\t',grade5,'\t  ',determineGrade(grade5))
    print('----------------------------')
    print('Average Score:',avgGrade(grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5),'\t',\
          determineGrade(avg))
def askGrade():
    grade1=float(input('Score 1: '))
    grade2=float(input('Score 2: '))
    grade3=float(input('Score 3: '))
    grade4=float(input('Score 4: '))
    grade5=float(input('Score 5: '))
    return grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5
def main():
    grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5=askGrade()
    printOut(grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5)
main()

OUTPUT

>>> 
====== RESTART fasdasd.py ======
Score 1: 84
Score 2: 93
Score 3: 97
Score 4: 88
Score 5: 79
Score   Grade   Letter Grade
 1:  84.0      B 
 2:  93.0      A 
 3:  97.0      A 
 4:  88.0      B 
 5:  79.0      C
Average Score: 88.2      B
>>> 

apparently i was passing the variables to the wrong places, all fucking day...

def calcAverage(score1, score2, score3, score4, score5):
    pass
def determineGrade(score):
    if score >=90:
        return 'A'
    elif score >= 80:
        return 'B'
    elif score >= 70:
        return 'C'
    elif score >=60:
        return 'D'
    else:
        return 'F'
def main():
    loopCount=0
    while loopCount !=5:
        grade=int(input('Enter Score: '))
        print(determineGrade(grade))
        loopCount+=1
main()

I have to get 5 inputs as "test scores", then assign a letter grade A-F as well as print the average score and letter grade. All of this has to be formatted into a chart, which i already have worked that out, i just dont get the back end stuff.

i've never gotten too indepth into any particular language.

What i mean is that i have some variables that i have to do 2 things with, the requirement is that i use 2 separate functions and returns, but i am having trouble splitting the data then reassembling it correctly.

I mean verbally how would you reply, type that response out.

What exactly would you say if it asked you today's full date, written out completely?