Whenever I run any turtle code, the code runs correctly but the window that opens does not respond after the code is executed and it crashes.
How do I fix it? Please help!
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I'm trying to test out if the compiled rust program is portable but the window immediately closes. Opening the program in a terminal in vs code doesn't immediately close the program but waits for you to enter any key before closing. Is there a function or any code that would make it act like that?
Opening the program in a terminal in vs code doesn't immediately close the program but waits for you to enter any key before closing.
I'd guess that's just the vscode behaviour. Immediately closing the window is the normal behaviour for a program terminating.
Is there a function or any code that would make it act like that?
Reading from stdin usually does the trick.
I am writing a calculator program where you click on 'digit' rectangles to enter numbers. When I go into a debugger, mouse clicking doesn't register/ doesn't change any variables. I must be doing something obviously wrong. I've tried the idle debugger, the thonny debugger and the pycharm debugger.
It is better to attach some images or code, so we can evaluate your problem better. But, as far as I know, you need to update the Pygame display/frame each time you perform an action.
pygame.display.update()
This is a line to update Pygame display/frame. If you don't place this, the program will freeze.
I'm pretty new to coding so bear with me. I coded a simple program in python 3 and created an .exe file with pyinstaller. I noticed that when i open the .exe, the cmd window opens as well and runs in the background. How would I go about running it silently, so just my window opens up. thanks for any insight
when I execute my code, it causes the execution window to open up and close instantly. Note that this is prior to execution of my programme, as the several inputk=input("blablabla") I have in my code don't show up before the window closes.
I ask for advice on what is happening.
I am running a big python script on a bash terminal. The problem is that everytime I use Alt+Tab or click outside the terminal into another windows (Say, google-chrome), the program stops execution. Then I need to put the terminal back in focus by clicking inside it to resume execution. This keeps happening all the time.
What could be wrong?