Jan 21

OK well today I'm continuing on my exercises trying to catch back up to chapter 5. Um I'm starting out on chapter 2.  
#5:
float
str
'The knights who say "ni!"'
invalid syntax
'The knights who say "ni!"'
#6: bruce = 6
bruce + 4 = 10
#7: had to write a python program.

Chapter 3

#1: (I had a lot of difficulty with this question due to the fact that i instead had def new_lines(): instead of def new_line():. talk about one thing messing your program up).
def new_line():
    print
  
def three_lines():
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()

three_lines()

def clear_screen():
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
    new_line()
  
clear_screen()
#2: When I move clear_screen() to the top of the program I get: Invalid syntax error.
#3: With me moving new_line() around the program, I got errors saying that new_line() is not defined and Invalid syntax.
Um ill continue this next week, I've learned from the program on #1, is that 1 error can cause everything to mess up no matter how small the error is.