total = 0
while total >= 40:
s = input('enter a number: ').strip()
for one_character in s:
if not one_character.isdigit():
print(f'\t{one_character} is a not a digit')
continue
total += int(one_character)
christine christinepuk
I hereby claim:
- I am christinepuk on github.
- I am capuk_ (https://keybase.io/capuk_) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDVDarK3GZSTkanmeusaIgh4kysBi1poRyOt7sORlYzEQo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
- Programming to me is interesting because it breaks down the components of a structure (computing), or rather it builds that structure. So, for example in literature, I work back words from the narrative and find the logic and abstract meaning whether it be personal or for academic analytical purposes, but in code it is so interesting because it is a created language based off a set of libraries and logic drawn from our real structures (ie. Math, Language, Philosophy) that anyone can create (unlike real language because our structure is malleable but pretty firm, like if I made up a language instead of English people would not understand and probably think that I have a defect) and can further change the rules what have you and create something not only externally tangible (well virtual, sort-of tangible) but interactive and malleable, but also at the same time static. The product of programming language to me is fascinating and infinitely interesting just based on the fact that through language and natural