I think the proper way to call it would be user_input.r_of_c() instead of a plain r_of_c(). This makes it so that when the following lines near the end are executed: try: user_input.one()Įvery call to () inside a try/ except encounters an exception being raised, but they are ignored and the following call is attempted, and so on and so forth, until the input("Press Enter to exit. Trying to (back up and) resetting VLC preferences Run Syncplay in -debug mode and check out the. Double check you using a version 0.3.3 and that it isn't warning you of using an older version. The reason it appears to skip to the end is because mostof the methods of class user_input, such as one(), two(), three(), etc try to call its r_of_c() method which causes aĮxception to occur because it wasn't done properly. Rename your syncplay.ini file in APPDATA to see if it is a non-default-configuration issue. """ The following will output the answer based on the initial user input. """ The following will process the users input based on which function it gets assigned to. Var = int(input("What do you want to solve for? ")) Print(" Accumulated Amount Principal Interest Rate Years \n") Try: print("\nThe number of years compounded is $%s.\n" % round(number_of_years, 2)) Try: print("\nThe interest rate is $%s.\n" % interest_rate) It’s been happening on my fire stick mostly. I couldn’t figure out how I was going through the shows so quickly. Try: print("\nThe principal amount is $%s.\n" % round(principal_amount, 2)) Auto play has recently started skipping the entire episode until there’s about 5 minutes left of the show.
Try: print("\nThe accumulated amount is $%s.\n" % round(accumulated_amount, 2)) Roc = int(input("\nEnter the rate of compounding: "))Ĭlass answer: # This will be processed based upon the intial user input. Print("\nError: There has been an error calculating the number of years.\n")ĭef r_of_c(): # What gets assigned here is based upon the user's input based on its corrosoponding function. Print("\nError: There has been an error calculating the interest rate.\n") Print("\nError: There has been an error calculating the principal amount.\n") Print("\nError: There has been an error calculating the accumulated amount.\n") Print("\nError: Invalid input entered.\n") import mathĬlass error: # All possible errors are located here. I just installed Syncplay 1.6.8 and it refuses to launch with the error Errors in 'Syncplay.exe' - See the log file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Syncplay\Syncplay.log for details All the log shows is this: PySide2/init.py: Unable to import. I'm a beginner so if someone could help me, it'd mean a lot. I've been trying to figure it out for a while now and I can't figure it out.
#SYNCPLAY SKIPPING TO THE END CODE#
I'm not quite sure why the code is skipping to the end after asking for an interest rate.
I am trying to make a compound interest calculator, just so I can start learning code by doing it. It used to work, now it doesn't! I'm still learning.
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