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asks for table to practice, gives space to press enter, and says:
Traceback: Most Recent call last:
blah blah blah
Syntax error: Unexpected EOF while parsing.

Noticing that the program is quitting immediately after progressing to 2 times x and as such is not working properly in Windows 10 environment with Python shell.
Works on Linux without any problems..

Note that currently this only applies to blitz branch, I will test the master branch on Windows 10 to confirm.

If you know anything about the reason of this, contributions are encouraged.

Thanks,

SamTheGitGuy

Resources and other information:

• Only tested on Windows 10 as of writing
• Currently only applies to blitz branch
• Further testing on other versions is to be done

Checklist:

• Test on Master branch
• Test on other versions of Windows
• Identify problem

@tjsfdc you are requested to contribute to website/index.html after commit /e6b34810b339474b3de9d5011fef7266eaa59cc2 as I am assuming you already know how to code in HTML.

Styling the page would also be greatly appreciated.

Please close this issue once you have read and accepted this.

Thanks,

SamTheGitGuy

Earlier the script would error out if the answer is not a number, as it is not a raw_input(), so it is only meant to take in numbers, booleans, etc and not strings. So I need to add couple lines of code to check if it is a number or string.

Apparently, only Y repeats the process and sets Y to true even though there is a elif statement at the end to change this.
Tasklist

• Check the code again if the elif statement is gone.

Seems like the new feature with Would You Like To try Again? ( Traceback (most recent call last): File "timetable.py", line 25, in <module> theinput = input("Would you like to try again? (Y/N) File "<string>", line 1, in <module> NameError: Name Y is not defined)
The variable theinput is used to store the result of the input() function.
Seems like the input is taking it as a variable, perhaps I need to use raw_input() or str(input()) perhaps.
Tasklist:

• change to str(input()) or raw_input()
• git add
• git commit
• git push
• whatever else is needed.

Latest code is in the repo.
@tjsfdc need your help if possible.
Got solutions? drop them in the comments below

This issue is most likely related to issue #10 as it only triggers at and after second input.

This branch is working perfectly on Linux so I will not be editing the master branch as it is and instead using the windows-edition branch instead.

This bug only appears on Linux.

SamTheGitGuy

Resources and Checklists:

Resources:

• Only tested on Version 10.0.18362 Build 18362 of Windows

Checklist:

• Test on other versions of Windows,

• Identify problem and fix.

Similar to issue #5 as it is instead doing what it says in a title. Trying to fix it.