The example has a hardcoded number to drive the example:Yeah, I glanced at it a bit years ago, it seemed pretty easy. Though, in your example, is the num=int(input line supposed to be #commented out like that? That's the only thing confusing me a bit.
Holy shit I literally just made the connection that Fallout Boy's band name is a Simpsons reference.
...See?It never stops.
Your whole lifetime will be layered with epiphanies of varied importance.
That was how it went for me, too. I memorized my first two cards, but as they kept changing, I stopped.Heck, I still remember the numbers off the first two cards I canceled.
But the ones I have now? Nope.
--Patrick
Yes. Though if so, it might not be lactose but lactanes or galactanes (I'm not actually sure those are the right words in English, they are in Dutch...), which are present in all dairy stuff in different quantities, and also appear in some other types of food...I think cauliflower and such?Is it possible to be lactose intolerant to some dairy foods but not others?
Yes, for much the same reasons HCGLNS mentioned. If you are truly lactose intolerant, and something else has already digested the lactose for you, then there's less (or none) left to bother you.Is it possible to be lactose intolerant to some dairy foods but not others?
So you stood silently in the rain nervously peering at her from the corner of your eye? Smooth.It was raining this morning while I was waiting for the bus to campus. It wasn't raining very hard though, so I didn't bother with an umbrella. And then a really hot girl holding an umbrella came up to me and asked me if I wanted to share her umbrella. I declined.
Now, because I'm... well... me, hot girls generally do not just come up to me and offer to share an umbrella with me. So my brain immediately concluded this girl knows me, and I just haven't recognized her, for example she's someone from one of my classes, or a friend of my wife's. So then that led to me standing there awkwardly, racking my brain to think where I know her from, while trying to unobtrusively glance at her out of the corner of my eye.
I still don't know where I know her from, or whether I know her at all.
She was seriously hot though. Reminded me of a slightly shorter version of that girl from the third Fast and Furious movie.
Pretty much, yeah. With a slightly constipated expression on my face.So you stood silently in the rain nervously peering at her from the corner of your eye? Smooth.
That might merit its own thread with a poll at the top. But it's wierd... when I read the word, my mind says kyew... but when I say it out loud in conversation, I always say "koo." I cannot reconcile this congnitive dissonance.Coupons.
Do you pronounce it:
Ka-yew-pons
Or
Koo-pons.
I remember when, watching Attack of the Clones, I thought it was ridiculous that Amidala had been an elected Queen and was now out of office.It never stops.
Your whole lifetime will be layered with epiphanies of varied importance.
I pronounce it like “coup” + “on[z]”Coupons.
Do you pronounce it:
Ka-yew-pons
Or
Koo-pons.
Well, she was very mature for her age.
(I wanted to find a picture of Chewbacca doing the Elvis giggle, but Google failed me.)