[Ilugc] [ilugc] How to print unicode charecter in terminal
- From: sathia2704@xxxxxxxxx (Sathia S)
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:46:28 +0530
One way to debug this is to try to redirect the output to a .txt or
.html file and check the output in gedit or firefox browser that
understands the encoding.
Ok I will check this.
#1 Please put a header, copyright, license info if you are releasing
code to the public.
#2 You might want to give a detailed example on how to use your
program in the README with examples. I am not sure if you expect
English/Tamil text as input at various prompts.
#3 Add your contact e-mail address in the README
#4 Your exception cases need to be clearly specific. If you test for
Internet connectivity, then clearly say so.
#5 You have imported re, codecs, textwrap and not used it in the code
#6 It is good practice to check function return values before
proceeding to use them in your code
#7 Please add docstring when you write Python code
#8 Avoid magic numbers and strings, please. Move all your prompt
strings to separate variables, so tomorrow if you have to change them
you only have to do it once
#9 Fix your indentation
#10 Run pylint on your code and fix the warnings
Thank you for your suggestion. ok i will change all these corrections and
will update the code.
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Regards
sathia
http://www.sathia27.wordpress.com
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