(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So, I got bored and I made this little application in Python that fully takes input from the command line. It's built for 2.6, because I don't agree with the changes in Python 3, and because I learned Python in 2.6.

Licensed under WTFPL.

Source Code:

    [color=#DD0000]#            DO WHAT THE **** YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

#                    Version 2, December 2004

#

# Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar <[email protected]>

#

# Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified

# copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long

# as the name is changed.

#

#            DO WHAT THE **** YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

#   TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION

#

#  0. You just DO WHAT THE **** YOU WANT TO. [/color]



[color=#FF7700]from[/color] math [color=#FF7700]import[/color] pi

[color=#FF7700]from[/color] sys [color=#FF7700]import[/color] argv



script, radius = argv

r = [color=purple]float[/color](radius)

area = (r*r)*math.pi



[color=#FF7700]print[/color] "Area: %r cm2" % area



[color=#DD0000]# END OF SCT[/color]

Parameters: (do not use the []'s)
python [name of script, ex. area.py] [radius in centimeters]
If anyone requires help with the param's, just say so and I'll make an overview.

That's basically it. Yes, I know this is useless, but who cares. It's Python, ya know! :carling:

Pretty cool how to implemented command line arguments in it. Sexy. Also, you don't need to comment out every line at the top.

You can do some thing like:

    """This is a 

multi-line comment

in Python"""

Thanks! You've got any other idea's I could use for an eventual next application?

About the triple-double-quotes;
I've read something about it in the Python mail list back in the day. But I preferred to comment the licensing out to make it more clear. But using triple-double-quotes (official name :lol will also do the job.


~xNCK