Публикации с меткой «fun»

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May be you already know about the Django Dash competition which will begin on the last weekend of May.

I hope, that I could participate in this funny event. My command's name is AntiСhaos and I'll be working on interesting project. I intending to implement a Visual Tags Organizer, with support of Drag&Drop, Undo, etc..

My project will consist from two parts: Javascript frontend code and reusable django backend. I'll try to make these parts as independed, as it possible, to make other backends available too. If this project will have success, then we all get powerful tool to organize your site's staff which uses django-tagging.

May be you already know about the Django Dash competition which will begin on the last weekend of May.

I hope, that I could participate in this funny event. My command's name is AntiСhaos and I'll be working on interesting project. I intending to implement a Visual Tags Organizer, with support of Drag&Drop;, Undo, etc..

My project will consist from two parts: Javascript frontend code and reusable django backend. I'll try to make these parts as independed, as it possible, to make other backends available too. If this project will have success, then we all get powerful tool to organize your site's staff which uses django-tagging.

This is another interpretation of Eric's task. This time in functional way, python incarnation.

import itertools, sys 
[sys.stdout.write('%s) Hello, %s\n' % tuple(reversed(item))) \
    for item in itertools.izip(
        itertools.repeat(raw_input('Please enter your name: ')),
        xrange(int(raw_input('Please enter your age: '))))]

This is another interpretation of Eric's task. This time in functional way, python incarnation.

import itertools, sys 
[sys.stdout.write('%s) Hello, %s\n' % tuple(reversed(item))) \
    for item in itertools.izip(
        itertools.repeat(raw_input('Please enter your name: ')),
        xrange(int(raw_input('Please enter your age: '))))]

Today, Eric Florenzano starts a funny contests. He suggest the idea for new blogging game.

Rules are quite simple:

1. Implement a program that takes in a user's name and their age, and prints hello to them once for every year that they have been alive.
2. Post these rules, the source code for your solution, and the following list (with you included) on your blog.
3. Bonus points if you implement it in a language not yet seen on the following list!

Here is my program, written in bash:

echo -n 'Please enter your name: '
read NAME
echo -n 'Please enter your age: '
read AGE

for i in `seq $AGE`; do echo "$i) Hello, $NAME"; done

It's behaviour the same as Eric's python script. It just retrives you name and age, and then print some greetings.

I hope, together we can create a more long list, than a Hello World collection. Have a fun!

Today, Eric Florenzano starts a funny contests. He suggest the idea for new blogging game.

Rules are quite simple:

1. Implement a program that takes in a user's name and their age, and prints hello to them once for every year that they have been alive.
2. Post these rules, the source code for your solution, and the following list (with you included) on your blog.
3. Bonus points if you implement it in a language not yet seen on the following list!

Here is my program, written in bash:

echo -n 'Please enter your name: '
read NAME
echo -n 'Please enter your age: '
read AGE

for i in `seq $AGE`; do echo "$i) Hello, $NAME"; done

It's behaviour the same as Eric's python script. It just retrives you name and age, and then print some greetings.

I hope, together we can create a more long list, than a Hello World collection. Have a fun!