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I know that Python is not a compiled language, but I was wondering if there is a way I can check my program for any errors without running it. Kind of like compiling a program before you run it.

Thanks

I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet: for x in range(2, 13): print(x); It's correct except

I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet: for x in range(2, 13): print(x); It's correct except

I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet: for x in range(2, 13): print(x); It's correct except

Is there a way to compile or check for errors without running I know that Python is not a compiled language, but I was w

I might be doing some python soon, but it would be making GUI projects. Keeping it simple for the most part. But Python doesn't come with a built in Form Designer, so if I have 40 or so GUI projects, would I have to hard code myself the Forms 40 times? Writing the same code 40 times?

Or does a guy write the code to bring up a window and then is there a way to save that as a template or something, so when you start a new project you just call up the template and just take it from there?

I'm just a hobbyist doing programming just as a side interest. I would not know what to do with making my own module.

Does WingWare have templates for making GUI programs? I might be doing some python soon, but it would be making GUI proj

I'm using Wing Pro and when I click on the Debug Console tab and I try to enter in a command like print ("Hello Sherry") and then press Enter, the window says Cannot execute: No debug process.

How do I fix it?

Or do you gotta use the Python Shell instead of the Debut Console?

How do you get the IDLE working? I'm using Wing Pro and when I click on the Debug Console tab and I try to enter in a co

I've noticed that when I make an if statement Wing Pro puts a thin blue rectangle to the left of it. What is going on with this?

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What is the purpose of this thin blue rectangle? I've noticed that when I make an if statement Wing Pro puts a thin blue

If I choose to buy WingWare Pro, do I have to keep giving the company $89.00 every year to keep using it? If that's true that's plain crazy business.

I do not need support or upgrades.

I only need to use the software the way it comes.

I don't understand the deal behind buying the Pro version If I choose to buy WingWare Pro, do I have to keep giving the