I am making a project that contains 4 files of the py extension. in the main file, I import other files. there is a graphic in the emoyshen file. screen. when I run the main file, the emoyshen file is triggered first, and then another imported part of the code. what should I do to make the graphical window work simultaneously with the entire code, and not in front of it?

I am relatively new to coding and I am creating a simple login system for an assignment. I have created code so far that is able to register new users and save that data to the text file, but I am having a huge mind blank on what to do to get it to register existing users. So for example, when the user goes to register, if the username already exists it stops them from proceeding; as well as when they go to login, it recognises them in the system. Not sure if I am over thinkiung things but if someone could point me in the right direction I would very much appreciate it!!! Thank you!

Previously, whenever I used PyCharm, my debug window and my output window would load in the same window, instead of them loading in separate windows (see the screenshot below). I also have to constantly click View > Tool Windows > Run every time I launch PyCharm to get the output box to show now.

Everything was fine until I decided to add a new argument –last_index, after which the parameters began to be passed arbitrarily, if the argument –last_index is removed from the code, everything is fine.

I’m new to coding and doing a coursera course, and we just got into opening and reading files. I have this file ‘words.txt’ and I’m trying to open and read it but keep getting:

import random correct_g = 0 incorrect_g = 0 while True: user_input = input(‘Would you like to add, sub, multi? type “end” to end the game : ‘).lower() if user_input == ‘add’: number1: int = random.randrange(1, 100) number2: int = random.randrange(1, 100) add_answer = number1 + number2 print(number1, ‘ + ‘, number2) add_question = input(‘What is […]

I would like calculate the final exam grade that a student may need to get their desired overall class score., given three inputs: the overall grade that they would have in the course IF they skipped the final and took the 0 (skipped_final), the final exam weight (final_weight), and the desired score that the student wants overall in the course. required_score is the final exam score I want to return. I included a test case below which says the student would need a 160% on the final to get a 90% overall, when they would actually only need an 87% on the final for this. Does anyone see an issue with my function?

I changed the directory of a project in PyCharm then deleted and configured a new local python interpreter even after the new interpreter was configured PyCharm still gives me a Invalid Local Interpreter error.
(By directory change I mean I moved my project into a new folder made inside the same parent folder the project already was.)

In Pycharm, I used to be able to view numpy array values, by clicking “View as array” inside the Evaluate window.