Hello all! I’ve got some fun and interesting questions for you! You can give the answers by replying to this post. And here there are!:
Thanking you all in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
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This is what I see:
Why would you post an image of text? Did you write your python module
using Photoshop?
Please post your questions and the code as text, not an image. That
allows people who are blind or vision-impaired to use a screen reader to
listen to them and contribute. It will be visible to people using email,
and if we need to run the code, we don’t have to retype it and perhaps
introduce errors.
If you post using the fancy text editor on the Discuss web site, you can
format your questions as code using the </> button. If you use email,
you can either indent the code by four spaces per line, or by wrapping
it with a triple backquote on a line by itself:
```
code goes here
```
Don’t forget to run your code before posting to make sure it works
correctly.
Thank you.
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Hello Steven,
Thank you for your suggestion. I will again repost the questions.
My apologies.
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
Hi Steven,
I know I should post the answers again. But I have a suggestion for you…You can copy the link and paste it into a new tab in your browser.
You can try it. (If you still need the version of the normal text as you said, reply to my and I will post it.)
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
Hi Vaibhav,
I can’t see the text either.
Would you mind sending it as text-only, please?
Thanks.
Best regards,
Marco
Hi Marco and Steven,
You all have been asking me for the text version, So Here!:
"
question_1 = "Why do gorillas have big nostrils? "
question_2 = “What is pink and fluffy?”
question_3 = “How do dinosaurs pay their bill?”
question_4 = “What is hot and very spicy?”
question_5 = “Why was 6 scared of 7?”
And here a math sum coming up! Get ready!
3 * 9 + 33 / 53 - 77 + 29 * 75 - 92 / 32 = x
Solve ‘x’
This one’s hard right?
(If this math sum is hard, just leave it it is okay)
Thank you all and post the answers by replying to this post.
"
(I have written all the questions same to same as in the picture)
(And Steven and Marco, if your happy with this you can send “I’m happy!” in the post which you will be sending me with the answers to the questions)
Thanking you all in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
(I will be creating the answers in another forum, discussion or topic)
Hi Marco and Steven,
You all have been asking me for the text version, So Here!:
"
question_1 = "Why do gorillas have big nostrils? "
question_2 = “What is pink and fluffy?”
question_3 = “How do dinosaurs pay their bill?”
Tyrannosaurus Chex 
question_4 = “What is hot and very spicy?”
question_5 = “Why was 6 scared of 7?”
I’ll let others try the rest.
Nice questions, have you also written a program to ask them of the user and
check their answer, in the form of an interactive video game? That would fit
nicely with Python variables…
Hi Marco,
Thank you for the answer!
Yes, you can try the others and you can let me know.
No, I have not used checking answer tool. I’ve just used variables which means fitting in text inside a word.
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
Hi Marco,
And, you said the
“written a program to ask them of the user and
check their answer, in the form of an interactive video game”
If you know this, can you tell me more about this?
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
If you know this, can you tell me more about this?
I have just read this tutorial which I found good:
What do you think of it?
Hi Marco,
I apologize very much for replying late.
The article you sent was good and thank you for it. If I get any articles like that I would share them with you.
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi
Hi All!
Alright! it’s time for giving the answers to the questions!:
Ans_1 = “Big fingers!”
Ans_2 = “Pink fluff!”
Ans_3 = “Tyrannosaurus checks!” (Marco, it’s correct!)
Ans_4 = “Hot sauce!”
Ans_5 = “Because 7 8 9 !” (seven ate nine!)
Math sum Ans = x = -112.7216981132075
Thanking you all in advance!
Regards,
Vaibhav Chakravarthi