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I wanted to make a stopwatch that is displayed in seconds and milliseconds.
For example like this 05:847
So 2 characters for seconds and 3 for milliseconds, but I don't really have any idea on how to do this.
If I'm here already, would it be possible to fix the stopwatch to f.e. the bottom right corner of the command line?
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I'm a new coder.
That's why I have a program that I want to ask, but I need to create a timer and the program should not open when the timer is finished, how can I do this? Can you help me with this?
What should I try in this program and make a similar monthly subscription?
import time
time.sleep(5)
5 being the seconds waiting
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say I have a python program that uploads a photo on Instagram. If I wished to use that program every day,
is there another way of doing so, other then the following (trivial) options?:
run it on your own every day (for ex. with an IDE)
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the Instagram example is simply for the purpose of the discussion
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This link might be helpful
http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/time.html#pygame.time.get_ticks
You can do something like this
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seconds=(pygame.time.get_ticks()-start_ticks)/1000
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#these lines are not next to each other in my code, i just picked out relevant lines.
menu_sound.play(-1)
there is about a 4 second delay. how can i force pygame to play the music starting at 4 seconds? i have looked at the mixer module documentation and can't find anything.
Python 3.3.3, windows