[Solved]Please help me with this code

Question

so it comes in appear an eof error please check at my code!!!
https://code.sololearn.com/cisPoGmb5Do9/?ref=app

Answer 1

this should work
https://code.sololearn.com/cZebTV29Ih80/?ref=app

Answer 2

You need to do something like this for enter the numbers:
enter= input ()
arrayip=number.split('.')

Then you can enter in a single line the ip separated by . then you can iterate for validate each one of the arrayip values.

Answer 3

Bishal Sarang IT WORKED FINALLY AFTER SOME WEEKS THANK YOU!!!

Answer 4

i want to thank everyone who helped me with this code especially Bishal Sarang \/Bebida Roja \/ Jorge Sanchez Tamayo \/ Jakob Marley

Answer 5

if you are going to use map you need to erase this part of the code:
x= int(input("give the 1st number\n"))
y= int(input("give the 2nd number\n"))
w= int(input("give the 3rd number\n"))
q= int(input("give the 4th number\n"))

and the validation is wrong ej:
X>=0 and X<=255

Answer 6

i am preparing a second code and i might release it soon since i have not school and it is simple to build as i think. it is about roman numericals

Answer 7

no its ok bro Bebida Roja

Answer 8

Note that 127.0.0.1 is not an accepted ip in your code because 0 < 0 is not true

Answer 9

While giving input in code playground, you're supposed to give inputs into separate lines.
Input separated by space also throws error in your code.
For your case :
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This should work

Answer 10

can you showcase it to me?

Answer 11

Do not hesitate on learning. If you are interested you will love every aspect of learning. Everyone starts from somewhere.

Answer 12

Search "python color coding" in google. You will find good info there.

Answer 13

For console : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/287871/print-in-terminal-with-colors

Better idea is learning GUI. Python offers tkinter module for gui

Answer 14

Go for it! :)

Answer 15

Before I said "wow" because you reminded me of myself when I was starting to learn to code. I didnt mean to hurt your feelings xLeva. Sorry if I did.

Answer 16

Bebida Roja take a look at my new code!!!

Answer 17

so... do i have to combine them? Bishal Sarang

Answer 18

Yeah you can use map to read input in a single line
Sth like this :
a, b, c, d = map(int, input().strip().split())

Answer 19

Bishal Sarang is it correct now?

Answer 20

wait to check it a min