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    • Python567
      Python567 last edited by

      I have here a programm which can find out all prime numbers. But I have the Problem, that I only can print the result in the console. I write tf.text = Right but it don‘t works why? I get a error with strand int. But I don‘t know how to fix that.

      import ui
      
      dialog = ui.View()
      
      
      tf = ui.TextField()
      tf.name = 'Test'
      tf.frame = (50,50,1000,100)
      tf.keyboard_type = ui.KEYBOARD_DECIMAL_PAD
      tf.text = ''
      tf.placeholder = 'Gib was ein!'
      
      def primzahl():
        p = int(tf.text)
        i = 2
        istPrimzahl = True 
        teiler = 0
        
        while (i < p):
          if p % i == 0:
        			istPrimzahl = False
        			teiler = i 
        			break 
          i += 1
      			
        if istPrimzahl:
          	tf.text = 'Die Zahl', p , 'ist eine Primzahl.'
      			
        else:
          	print ("Die Zahl",p, "ist keine Primzahl, weil sie durch " , i , " teilbar ist.") 
          	
          	
      def tf_action(sender):
      	primzahl()
        
      
      
      tf.action = tf_action
      
      dialog.add_subview(tf)
      
      ebutton = ui.Button()
      
      ebutton.title = '='
      ebutton.frame = (50,200,1000,100)
      ebutton.background_color = "red"
      def ebutton_action(sender):
      	tf.text = "gedrückt!"
      	
      ebutton.action = ebutton_action
      
      menubutton = ui.ButtonItem()
      menubutton.title = 'fghjk'
      dialog.right_button_items = [menubutton]
      
      
      dialog.add_subview(ebutton)
      dialog.present('fullscreen')
      tf.begin_editing()
      #sheet
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      • cvp
        cvp @Python567 last edited by

        @Python567 try already with

                tf.text = 'Die Zahl ' + str(p) + ' ist eine Primzahl.'
        
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        • Python567
          Python567 last edited by Python567

          No, thanks:)

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          • cvp
            cvp @Python567 last edited by

            @Python567 said:

            No

            Why no?

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            • Python567
              Python567 last edited by

              @cvp Sorry, I wanna write a first something else wich beginn with „no“. 😐

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              • cvp
                cvp @Python567 last edited by

                @Python567 no problem 😉

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                • ccc
                  ccc last edited by ccc

                  F-strings (tf.text = f'Die Zahl {p} ist eine Primzahl.') are a single instruction in Python bytecode.
                  This makes them faster and more efficient than legacy string formatting https://www.scivision.dev/python-f-string-speed
                  Improved readability is also a clear value.

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                  • MrEVandQuestions
                    MrEVandQuestions @cvp last edited by

                    @cvp that code works cool but what if I want to use it without presenting, the keyboard shortcuts?

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                    • cvp
                      cvp @MrEVandQuestions last edited by

                      @MrEVandQuestions said:

                      use it without presenting, the keyboard

                      Remove the line

                      tf.begin_editing()
                      
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                      • MrEVandQuestions
                        MrEVandQuestions last edited by

                        OK. Thanks!

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