From: jant at igd.fhg.de (Jan Thomczek)
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 16:44:10 +0200
Subject: User-defined variables / compilation
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Hello,

I?m new to this newsgroup and maybe you?ll say "Wow! What a stupid
question..." I think you?re right-

I used to program in Turbo-Pascal 6. I installed Python on my NT
4.0-machine.

I wonder how is the procedure to define the varibles by a user like
"readln(x);" I?m sure there is a simple way to do so.
Another question is: How do I *compile* the lines I have written to an
*.exe-file?

Thanks in advance,

Jan Thomczek


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