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[Eli L]

Its that time of year again!

For those of you with python installed:

python -c 'print "n".join([" ".join(["*"*n for n in t]).center(9) for t in [(3, 3), (9,)] + map(lambda n: (n,), range(9, 0, -2))])' && echo -e "To all Vlexo Users,n Happy Valentines Day"

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[Kiro R]

Thnx Eli, you too!

We bought a house today. I guess that was our present, eh?

Aaron A.

[Noobeedoo]

Any screenshot output of that python code ? Just curious what that code does.

[Eli L]

Noobee_doo said:

Any screenshot output of that python code ? Just curious what that code does.

You have to run it!

[Noobeedoo]

Dont even know how to write it..where to write it... or how to run it..

[Eli L]

You write/run it in terminal (*nix) and probably command prompt in windows but I dont know how to do stuff in windows command prompt. Its like the retarded deformed child of bash

[Noobeedoo]

Can I run it on the server ? How ?

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[Kiro R]

Eli L said:

You write/run it in terminal (*nix) and probably command prompt in windows but I dont know how to do stuff in windows command prompt. Its like the retarded deformed child of bash

Ubuntu user, ftw. I love linux.

Although, I have no idea how to run python codes. The outcome is probably like a heart or something, lol.

[Eli L]

Aaron A said:

Ubuntu user, ftw. I love linux.

Although, I have no idea how to run python codes. The outcome is probably like a heart or something, lol.

If your on ubuntu then you have python already installed and you can just copy and paste the command into terminal and hit enter.