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英语好句段摘抄大全

英语好句段摘抄大全

英语好句段摘抄大全英语好句段摘抄大全Life is a chain of moments of enjoyments; not only about survival. 下面是英语好句段摘抄大全,欢迎参考阅读!1、一个今天胜似两个明天。

One today is worth two tomorrow.2、爱不贵亲密,而贵长久。

Love does not close, and your long.3、嘲情义淡,样样不顺眼。

"Friendship is light, everything is not pleasing to the eye.4、也许生活本来就是一杯水。

Maybe life is just a glass of water.5、人生是花朵,爱情如蜜甜。

Life is a flower of which love is the honey.6、生活只是聪明人的喜庆日。

Life is a happy day for a wise man.7、懒人做工作,越懒越费力。

Lazy people do the work, the more lazy more laborious.8、事业虽扰人,懒惰害更大。

Business is disturbing, but idleness is the greater.9、一个爱情驱除另一个爱情。

One love to drive out another love.10、少壮不努力,老大徒伤悲。

An idle youth, a needy age.11、吻是恋爱生活上的一首诗。

Kiss is a poem in love life.12、生活是座迷宫,爱情是个谜。

Life is a maze, and love is a mystery.13、人生是花,而爱便是花的蜜。

Life is a flower, and love is the honey of the flower.14、人生是一场充满快乐的悲剧。

少女时代:再次重逢的世界,GEE,HOOT,Run Devil Run,Genie。罗马音,歌词

少女时代:再次重逢的世界,GEE,HOOT,Run Devil Run,Genie。罗马音,歌词

重逢的世界[taeyeon] jeo nei ju go xi po sel peong xi gan ni ta he teo jin hu ei ya tel li ji man[seohyun] nu nel gam go ne kyo ba wum ji gi nen ma em neo lel hyang han nei nun bi cel[jessica] tek byeol han gi zeo gel ki da li ji man nu na pei seo nu li ei geo chin gi lel [yuri] arl su wom nen mi lei la meon ba gu ji a na pu gi hal su wop seo[tiffany] peon chi a nel sa lang e lu ji kyo juo sang cho yi ben nei ma em ga ji [sunny] xi seon su gei co na nen pi liu wop so mom cho juo bo li ni xi gang[all] sa lang hei nol yi ne gim yi dei lu ge lio wa deon hei mei yi mei genyi sei sang su gei sei ban bok tuei nen sel pem yi jen an niongsu ma nen arl su wom nen gil su gei hee mi han bi cel nan jo cha gaong zei ga ji na neo ham gei ha nen geo ya ta xi man nan na ei cei gei [yoona] tek byeol han gi zeo gel ki da li ji man nu na pei seo nu li ei geo chin gi lel[taeyeon] arl su wom nen mi lei la meon ba gu ji a na pu gi hal su wop seo [suyeong] peon chi a nel sa lang e lu ji kyo juo sang cho yi ben nei ma em ga ji[hyu yeon] xi seon su gei co na nen pi liu wop so mom cho juo bo li ni xi gang [all] sa lang hei nol yi ne gim yi dei lu ge lio wa deon hei mei yi mei gen yi sei sang su gei sei ban bok tuei nen sel pem yi jen an niongsu ma nen arl su wom nen gil su gei hee mi han bi cel nan jo cha gaong zei ga ji na neo ham gei ha nen geo ya ta xi man nan wu li yei[seo hyun] yi lo kei ga man pab hol lo ne gi nen[jessica] ke dei ei bu de lo wun sum keo li [tae yeon] yi sun gan da se ha gei kam kyo o nen mo den na ei deol lim jeo nal lei [all] sa lang hei nol yi ne gim yi dei lu ge lio wa deon hei mei yi mei genyi sei sang su gei sei ban bok tuei nen sel pem yi jen an niongneol sen gak man hei du nan gang hei jyo wul ji an gei na lel tu wa juoyi sun gan nei ne gim ham gei ha nan go ya ta xi man nan wu li eiGenie---罗马文Turn it up Just turn it upThat's right Come onsowoneul malhaebwane maeum soge inneun jageun kkumeul malhaebwane meorie inneun isanghyeongeul geuryeobwageurigo nareul bwanan neoui Genieya kkumiya Genieya deurimkareul tago dallyeobwaneon nae yeopjarie anjageujeo nae ikkeullim soge modu deonjyeo gaseum beokcha teojyeobeoryeodo baramgyeore nallyeobeoryeodo jigeum i sungan sesangeun neoui geot* geuraeyo nan neol saranghae eonjena mideokkumdo yeoljeongdo da jugo sipeonan geudae sowoneul irwojugo sipeunsipeunhaengunui yeosinsowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for you boysowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for your wishsowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for your dream naegeman malhaebwaI'm Genie for your worldsowoneul malhaebwajiruhan naldeuri neon jigyeopji annni pyeongbeomhan saenghware neon mutyeobeoryeonniije geuman kkaeeonaneon naui Superstar shining star superstar simjangsori gateun tteollimui Harleye ne momeul matgyeobwaije i sesangeun ojik neoui mudae hwanhosori gateun padoganae gaseumen neoui cheoninaneun neoui gil yeongwonhan Biggest fan*RepeatHey Tell me what you needTell me what you hopeDJ put it back ongeuraeyo nan neol saranghae eonjena mideokkumdo yeoljeongdo da jugo sipeonan geudae sowoneul irwojugo sipeunsipeunhaengunui yeosin sowoneul malhaebwa nan neol saranghae neon naui Music nan neol saranghae neon naui gippeum nan neol saranghae nan neoui haenguni doego sipeoneoui Fantasyreul sumgim eobsi malhaebwananeun Genie gireul boyeojulgeniga gajin sowon sumgim eobsi malhaebwaneoui Genie naega deureojulge sowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for you boysowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for your wishsowoneul malhaebwaI'm Genie for your dream naegeman malhaebwaI'm Genie for your worldsowoneul malhaebwaGEEAha! Listen Boy My First Love Story My Angel and My GirlMy First StoryOh! Oh! Let’s go!No mu no mu mos jio nu ni nu ni pu sio Gu man mi qi gei so dol li nun golGee gee gee gee baby baby babyGee gee gee gee baby baby babyO no mu pu ku lo wo qio da pol su o so Sa lang ei ba jio so su ju pun golGee gee gee gee baby baby babyGee gee gee gee baby baby babyO do kei ha jiu (o do ga jiu)Dol li nun na nun (dol li nun na nun you) (du gun du gun du gun du gun )Du gun du gun go liu pa mein jiam do mo xi lu jiuNa nun na nun pa pong a bua you gu dei gu dei pa gei mo lu nun pa poGu lei you gu deil po nun mamNo mu pan qiag pan qiag nu ni pu sio no no no no noNo mu kam qiag kam qiag nol lan na nun oh oh oh oh ohNo mu qia lis qia lis mo mi dol lio gee gee gee gee geeO so jiun nun bi (oh yeah ) o jio wun hyang gi (oh yeah yeah yeah)O no mu no mu ye bo ma mi no mu ye bo Qios nu nei pan hei so sog tui nun gol Gee gee gee gee baby baby babyGee gee gee gee baby baby babyNo mu na tu go wo man jil su ga op so Sa lang ei ta po lio hu gun han golGee gee gee gee baby baby babyGee gee gee gee baby baby babyO qio mion jiu a (o qio mion jio a you) Su jiu pun na nun (su jiu pun na nun you) (mol la mol la mol la mol la )Mol la ha mio mei yi gu dei man gu li jiu Gu nyang qin gul du lun ma la jiu Jong mal no nun jong ma mos mal lio pa po Ha ji man gu dei po nun nan No mu pan qiag pan qiag nu ni pu sio no no no no no No mu kam qiag kam qiag nol lan na nun oh oh oh oh ohNo mu qia lis qia lis mo mi dol lio gee gee gee gee geeO jo jun nun bi (oh yeah)O jio wun hyang gi (oh yeah yeah yeah) Mal do mo seis nun gol no mu pu ku lo wo ha nun nanHyang gi ga op nun gol ga o do kei ya jio wun gol gaDu gun du gun mam jio li mio pa la po go yi so (ya )Hootnun kkambbak hal sai neon tto Check it Out~!jina ganeun yeojadeul geuman jom bwa anin cheok motdeureun cheok, gashi bakhin ko useum, isanghae da da dajogeum man naege chinjeol hamyeon eottae, mu ttukttuk han maltu neomu apa nanireon ge iksok haejyeo, ganeun geon jeongmal shilheo, soksanghae da da daeodil chyeoda bwa, nan yeogi itneundeneottae mune nae ma eumeun, gabot ibgo ijen naega matseo julgeni hwasareun Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! nareul no ryeosseoneoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!dogi bae in ni mare na, sangcheo ibgodo dashi jundu beonjjae Chanceneon yeokshi Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! ttaereul noryeosseoneoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!dareun yeoja ye hamjeonge puk bbajyeot dani?byeonmyeong kkeut! neon ajikdo jeongshin mot charigo itjigeu taedoro joheun, yeoja mot mannal geoda, yeongwonhi neon, neon, neonchakgak mara neon, kyupideu ga anya (neo malya)neottae mune nae ma eumeun, gabot ibgo ijen naega matseo julgeni hwasareun Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! nareul no ryeosseo neoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!dogi bae in ni mare na, sangcheo ibgodo dashi jundu beonjjae Chanceneon yeokshi Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! ttaereul noryeosseoneoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!mulsoge seo tteuryeo myeon gara antge naega maldeun Circle neoneun gak jige mudji anheun mare daedabman tto hae geuraedo nan neocheoreom hwasareun an sseulgeneottae mune nae ma eumeun, gabot ibgo ijen naega matseo julgeni hwasareun Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! nareul no ryeosseoneoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!dogi bae in ni mare na, sangcheo ibgodo dashi jundu beonjjae Chanceneon yeokshi Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! ttaereul noryeosseoneoneun Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! naneun hoot! hoot! hoot!Run Devil RunJessica:好好干你真是bad boy 比起爱情只有好奇心YuRi:这段时间我只是暂时被你骗倒YoonA:你没趣没礼貌你是devil devil 你你泰妍:你的手机里若存着很多男生换了一个字就变成女的Tiffany:我鼻子飘着的恶心perfume 是谁的说来听听秀英:你背着我和比人见面那可恶的习惯还是改不掉孝渊:怎么逃也逃不出我手掌心合:you better run run run run run Sunny:再也看不下去了要把你踢走合:you better run run run run run徐贤:就算把你抓住我也不关心Hey泰妍:我变得更帅气的那天回来报复你别忘了合:you better run run run run run孝渊:被逮到了我生气了run devil devil run run徐贤:就算在我身边也偷偷看着别的女人Tiffany:我不在的时候你就是super playboy 抬起头回答YuRi:你没趣没礼貌你是devil devil 你你合:you better run run run run run YoonA:再也看不下去了要把你踢走合:you better run run run run run Sunny:就算把你抓住我也不关心Hey Jessica:我变得更帅气的那天回来报复你别忘了合:you better run run run run run Tiffany:被逮到了我生气了run devil devil run run泰妍:你没趣没礼貌run devil devil run runSunny 孝渊:哪都没有像你这样的人竟耍滑头让人失望我比她们都厉害你那样长大了能成啥秀英:(别闹了听到没)爱你的时候就要对我好点合:you better run run run run run YuRi:再也看不下去了要把你踢走合:you better run run run run run秀英:就算抓住我也不关心Hey徐贤:我变得更帅气的那天回来报复你别忘了合:you better run run run run run Jessica:这广阔的世界上我迷上的男人不算你泰妍:只看着我的帅气男人我自己等待罗马音:Run Devil RunGirls Generationddog'ba'ro' hae' neon' jeong'mal' Bad boysa'rang'bo'dan' ho'gi'sim'bbun'geu' dong'an' nan' neo' ddaem'e' ggam'bbag'sog'a'seo' neom'eo'gan'geo'ya'neon' jae'mi'eobs'eo' mae'neo' eobs'eo'neon' Devil Devil neon' neon'ne' haen'deu'pon' su'manh'eun' nam'jan'han' geul'ja'man' ba'ggun' yeo'ja' nae' ko'gga'ji' yeog'gyeo'un'Perfume nu'gu' geon'ji' seol'myeong'hae'bwa' neon' na' mol'rae' nu'gul' man'na'neun' ggeum'jjig'han'geu' beo'reus' mos' go'cyeoss'ni' ddwi'eo' bwa'do' son'ba'dag' an'in'geol'You better run run run run rundeo'neun' mos' bwa' geod'eo'ca' jul'rae'You better run run run run runnal' but'jab'a'do' gwan'sim' ggeo'dul'rae' Heydeo' meos'jin' nae'ga' doe'neun' nal' gap'a'ju'gess'eo' ij'ji' ma'You better run run run run runddag' geol'ryeoss'eo' yag' ol'ryeoss'eo'Run Devil Devil Run Runnae' gyeot'e'seo' sal'myeo'si' heul'gis' da'reun' yeo'jal' ggog' hult'eo'bwa' na' eobs'eul' ddaen' neon' Super Playboygo'gae' deul'eo' dae'dab'hae'bwa' neon' jae'mi'eobs'eo' mae'neo' eobs'eo'neon' Devil Devil neon' neon'You better run run run run rundeo'neun' mos' bwa' geod'eo'ca' jul'rae'You better run run run run runnal' but'jab'a'do' gwan'sim' ggeo'dul'rae' Heydeo' meos'jin' nae'ga' doe'neun' nal' gap'a'ju'gess'eo' ij'ji' ma'You better run run run run runddag' geol'ryeoss'eo' yag' ol'ryeoss'eo'Run Devil Devil Run Runneon' jae'mi'eobs'eo' mae'neo' eobs'eo'Run Devil Devil Run Runyae' na' gat'eun' ae' eo'di'do' eobs'eo' jan'meo'ri' gul'ryeo'seo' sil'mang'haess'eo'nan' gyae'ne'deul' bo'da' deo' dae'dan'hae'neo' geu'reoh'ge' keo'seo' mweo' doel'rae'(gga'bul'ji' mal'raess'ji')neol' sa'rang'hae' jul' ddae' jal' ha'raess'ji'You better run run run run rundeo'neun' mos' bwa' geod'eo'ca' jul'rae'You better run run run run runnal' but'jab'a'do' gwan'sim' ggeo'dul'rae' Heydeo' meos'jin' nae'ga' doe'neun' nal' gap'a'ju'gess'eo' ij'ji' ma'You better run run run run runi' neolb'eun' se'sang' ban'eun' nam'ja' neo' ha'na' bba'jyeo'bwass'ja'ggog' na'man' bwa'jul' meos'jin' nam'ja'nan' gi'da'ril'rae' hon'ja'。

adelehello歌词

adelehello歌词

adele hello歌词《Hello》是一首以灵魂乐为主的抒情钢琴谣曲,歌曲在歌词方面聚焦于“怀旧”和“遗憾”的主题,以下是店铺分享的《Hello》歌词,赶紧快和小编来看看吧。

《Hello》的英文歌词Hello it's meI was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meetTo go over everythingThey say that time's supposed to heal ya but I ain't done much healingHello can you hear meI'm in California dreaming about who we used to beWhen we were younger and freeI've forgotten how it felt before the world fell at our feetThere's such a difference between usAnd a million milesHello from the other sideI must've called a thousand times to tell youI'm sorry for everything that I've doneBut when I call you never seem to be homeHello from the outsideAt least I can say that I've tried to tell youI'm sorry for breaking your heartBut it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore Hello how are youIt's so typical of me to talk about myselfI'm sorry I hope that you're wellDid you ever make it out of that townWhere nothing ever happenedIt's no secretThat the both of us are running out of timeHello from the other sideI must've called a thousand times to tell youI'm sorry for everything that I've doneBut when I call you never seem to be homeHello from the outsideAt least I can say that I've tried to tell youI'm sorry for breaking your heartBut it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore Ooooohh anymoreOoooohh anymoreOoooohh anymoreAnymoreHello from the other sideI must've called a thousand times to tell youI'm sorry for everything that I've doneBut when I call you never seem to be homeHello from the outsideAt least I can say that I've tried to tell youI'm sorry for breaking your heartBut it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore 《Hello》的译文你好吗是我我犹豫着要不要给你来电我不确定多年之后的今日你是否还愿意见我是否愿意来闲聊寒暄细数从前人们都说时间能治愈一切但似乎这说法不怎么适合我嘿你在听吗我会梦到从前美好的加州美好的我们当时那么年轻向往自由的我们我都快要忘了但现实却让一切重现眼前我们之间的差距愈见明显有如天差地别我还是想打给你即使相隔天边即使打上千遍万遍我也想给你来电对我从前所有的一切说声抱歉但似乎我每次来电都是忙音不断没人接但这相隔千里的来电至少能让我不留遗憾告诉你我的想念我想说我伤了你的心真的很抱歉但也许值得庆幸的是不会再有人让你悲痛欲绝嗨你最近还好吗我已经习惯了自说自话帮你回答对于过去我很抱歉但希望你现在能好过一点不知你是否已忘记那小城那个除了回忆一无所有的小城毫无悬念我们都荒废了我们从前的时间所以这来自远方的我的来电即使打上千遍万遍我也想对你说我很抱歉对我从前所做的一切说声抱歉但似乎我每次来电都是忙音不断没人接但这相隔千里的来电至少能让我不留遗憾告诉你我的想念我想说我伤了你的心真的很抱歉但也许值得庆幸的是不会再有人让你悲痛欲绝不会再有人让你悲痛欲绝我们的过往不会再出现这来自远方的来电,即使打上千遍万遍我也想对你说,我很抱歉对我从前所做的一切说声抱歉但似乎我每次来电都是忙音不断没人接但这相隔千里的来电至少能让我不留遗憾告诉你我的想念我想说我伤了你的心真的很抱歉但也许值得庆幸的是不会再有人让你悲痛欲绝不会再有人像我这样让你悲痛欲绝歌手阿黛尔·阿德金斯(Adele Adkins)的个人1988年5月5日出生于英国伦敦托特纳姆,英国流行女歌手。

十天学会Skill

十天学会Skill

学习目的:搭建一个简单的Allegro Skill调试环境,写出第一个HELLO WORLD 程序.1,首先选择一款适合自己的文本编辑器,免费的有SciTE, Notepad ++, 收费的有Ultra Edit, CodeWright. 以上几款软件均有语法高亮文件。

推荐使用SciTE, Notepad ++。

2,在PCBENV目录下新建一个文本文件,改名为test.il,后面范例中的编写都在这个文件中完成,如果不知道PCBENV在哪里,参考以下方法:1.通过查看电脑环境变量中的HOME变量值. 例如HOME变量为d:\ ,对应的目录应为d:\pcbenv2.直接在ALLEGRO 命令行输入echo $localenv 也可以得到实际的环境变量目录。

3,注册快捷键以方便调试,编辑ENV文件,添加如下两行,F11为载入test.il, F12为执行test命令。

alias F11 skill load('"test.il"')alias F12 test如图:以后,我们就可以在test.il文件中书写代码,保存后,在Allegro中按F11就会载入,然后按F12就可以执行命令test,后面会讲到这个test命令是如何注册的。

4,来完成第一个Hello World程序。

用文本编辑器打开test.il文件,将以下蓝色部分代码复制到test.il文件中并保存,<------我是分隔线----->axlCmdRegister("test",'test)defun( test ()axlUIConfirm(strcat("Hello ",axlGetVariable("username"))) )<------我是分隔线----->回到allegro界面,按F11,再按F12.看下执行效果。

python3练习题100道,孰能生巧,之前要想一个下午的内容,马上就有了答案

python3练习题100道,孰能生巧,之前要想一个下午的内容,马上就有了答案

python3练习题100道,孰能⽣巧,之前要想⼀个下午的内容,马上就有了答案第1章字符串练习题1.1交换已知a的值为“hello”,b的值为“world”,如何交换a和b的值?得到a的值为“world”,b的值为“hello”a="hello"b="world"#⽅式1a,b=b,aprint("a的值:"+a+"; b的值:"+b)#⽅式2a="hello"b="world"c=aa=bb=cprint("a的值:{}; b的值{}".format(a,b))1.2回⽂回⽂的定义:“回⽂”就是正读倒读都是⼀样的如奇数个“98789”,这个数字正读是“98789”倒读也是“98789”。

偶数个数字“3223”也是回⽂数。

字母“abcba”也是回⽂。

判断⼀个字符串是否是回⽂字符串,是打印True,不是打印False。

a=input("请输⼊⼀个字符串:")print(a)flag=Truefor i in range(len(a)//2):if a[i]!=a[-i-1]:flag=Falseprint("{}不是⼀个回⽂字符串;".format(a))breakif flag:print("{}是⼀个回⽂字符串;".format(a))1.3字符串切割已知⼀个字符串为“hello_world_huihui”,如何得到⼀个队列["hello","world","huihui"]a="hello_world_huihui"print(a.split("_"))1.4拼接字符串有个列表['hello', 'world', 'huihui'] 如何把列表⾥的字符串串联起来得到字符串"hello_world_huihuia=['hello', 'world', 'huihui']aa=""for i in a:aa+=iaa += "_"print(aa[:-1]) 1.5 替换字符把字符串s中的每个空格替换成"%20"输⼊:s="We are happy."s="We are happy."ss=s.replace(" ","%20")print(ss)1.6 九九乘法表打印99乘法表for i in range(1,10):for j in range(1,i+1):print("{}*{}={}".format(j,i,i*j),end=" ")print()1.7字符下标找出单词"welcome" 在字符串"Hello,welcome." 中出现的位置,找不到返回-1从下标0开始索引a="welcome"b="Hello,welcme.welcome.."n=0if a in b:for i in b:if i!=a[0]:n+=1else:end=len(a)+n# print(end)if a==b[n:end]: #[6:14]print("单词{} 在{}的第{}位出现;".format(a,b,n))breakn+=1else:print("单词{} 未在{}中出现;".format(a,b)) 1.8 统计字符出现的次数统计字符串"Hello,welcome to my world." 中字母w出现的次数统计单词my出现的次数a="Hello, welcome to my world."b='w'# ⽅式⼀:# if b in a:# # count=0# # for i in a:# # if i==b:# # count+=1# # print("{}在字符串{}中,出现了{}次;".format(b, a,count))# # else:# # print("{}未出现在字符串{}中;".format(b,a))# ⽅式⼆:#直接将m替换为my即可count=0 while True: if b in a: a=a.replace(b,'',1) count+=1 else: break print("{}在字符串{}中,出现了【{}】次;".format(b, a,count))1.9 统计每个字符出现的次数题⽬:输⼊⼀个字符串str,输出第m个只出现过n次的字符, 如在字符串gbgkkdehh中,找出第2个只出现1次的字符,输出结果:d # a="gbgkkdehh"a=input('请输⼊⼀个字符串:')m=3n=2b={}count=0for i in a:if i not in b.keys():b[i]=1else:b[i]+=1print(b)for i in b.keys():if count==m:print(i)break1.10 判断字符a含b判断字符串a="welcome to my world" 是否包含单词b="world",包含返回True,不包含返回False a="welcome to my world"b="world"if b in a:print("True")else:print("False")1.11 查找字符⾸次出现位置输出指定字符串A在字符串B中第⼀次出现的位置,如果B中不包含A,则输出-1从0开始计数A="hello"B="hi how are you hello world,hello yoyo !"A = "hello"B = "hi how are you hello world, hello yoyo !"n=0if A in B:b=B.replace(A,'=',1)print(b)for i in b:if i!='=':n+=1else:print("{}在字符串{}中第⼀次出现的位置是 {}".format(A,B,n))else:print(-1)1.12 查找字符串最后⼀次出现位置输出指定字符串A在字符串B中最后出现的位置,如果B中不包含A,则输出-1从0开始计数A="hello"B = "hi how are you hello world, hello yoyo !" A = "hello"B = "hi how are you hello world,hello yoyo !"n=0count=0print(len(B))while A in B:n=B.index(A)B=B.replace(A,'',1)count+=1# print(n)print(n+(count-1)*len(A))1.13判断奇数偶数 给定⼀个数a,判断⼀个数字是否为奇数或偶数a=int(input("请输⼊任意⼀个整数:"))# print(a,type(a))if a%2==0:print("偶数")else:print("奇数")1.14判断⼀个姓名是否姓王 输⼊⼀个姓名,判断是否姓王a="王五"b="⽼王"a="⽼王五"if a[0]=="王":print("{} 姓‘王’".format(a))else:print("{} 不姓'王'".format(a))1.15 判断是不是数字如何判断⼀个字符串是不是纯数字组成a="123456"b="yoyo123"#⽅式1import rea="123456"b=re.findall('\d',a)if len(a)==len(b):print("{} 是纯数字;".format(a))else:print("{} 不是纯数字;".format(a))#⽅式2a="12345c6"if a.isdigit():print("数字字符串")else:print("⾮数字字符串")1.16 字符串⼤⼩写转换将字符串 a="This is string example....wow!" 全部转成⼤写字符串 b="Welcome To My World"全部转成⼩写a="This is string example....wow!"print(a.upper())print(a.lower())1.17 字符串去掉⾸尾空格将字符串a=" welcome to my world "⾸尾空格去掉 a=" welcome to my world "print(a.strip())print('abcab'.strip('a'))1.18字符串去掉左边指定空格或字符将字符串a = " welcome to my world !"左边的空格去掉a = " welcome to my world ! "print(a.lstrip())1.19字符串去掉右边指定空格或字符将字符串a = " welcome to my world ! "右边的空格去掉a = " welcome to my world!"print(a.rstrip())print(a.rstrip("!"))1.20 去除字符串⾥⾯所有的空格将字符串a = " welcome to my world ! "⾥⾯的所有空格都去掉a = " welcome to my world ! "print(a.replace(' ',''))1.21字符串去重后排序s = "ajldjlajfdljfddd",去重并从⼩到⼤排序输出"adfjl"s = "ajldjlajfdljfddd"rs=[]for i in s:if i not in rs:rs.append(i)# rs=sorted(rs) #列表排序⽅式1rs.sort()s="".join(rs)print(rs,s)1.22字符串去重保留顺序s = "ajldjlajfdljfddd",去重保留原来的顺序,输出"ajldf"s = "ajldjlajfdljfddd"rs=""for i in s:if i not in rs:rs+=iprint(rs)1.23画菱形题⽬打印出如下图案(菱形):n=7for i in range(n//2+1):print(' '*(n//2-i)+'*'*(2*i+1))#3,1; 2,3; 1,5;;0,7;;for i in range(n//2-1,-1,-1):print(' '*(n//2-i)+'*'*(2*i+1))1.24 输⼊⼀个正整数,判断是⼏位数题⽬给⼀个不多于5位的正整数,要求:⼀、求它是⼏位数,⼆、逆序打印出各位数字。

KMemo 用户手册说明书

KMemo 用户手册说明书

KMemo user manualRevision 1, August 12th 2015 by TK Hello bitbox world!Contents1Introduction12Compatibility issues23Creating documents23.1Adding text and paragraphs23.2Formatting text33.3Formatting paragraphs43.4Paragraph numbering43.5Adding images43.6Adding embedded containers53.7Adding tables63.8Adding hyperlinks63.9Setting document background63.10Setting default document styles74Working with RTF documents75Clipboard operations76Setting selection attributes87Printing and previewing81IntroductionKMemo is native rich edit control written in Object Pascal. It has been written from scratch. It replaces the standard TMemo/TRichedit controls from Delphi and works both under Delphi and Lazarus on every platform with the same features. It unifies the behavior of different rich edit controls available in different OSes.This document describes only important features of KMemo. For more detailed info see the help file or study the demos.All used code snippets are present in the KMemoDemo example.2Compatibility issuesKMemo is not compatible with Delphi TRichEdit control. This is because KMemo uses its own, very powerful concept of document skeleton, which is built on TKMemoBlocks containers and TKMemoBlock objects. Once you decide to abandon TRichEdit and replace it by TKMemo, you do your work only once and then, if you use your project in different IDE or OS, the code stays as is. Porting from TRichEdit should not be very difficult, because KMemo is really easy to use.3Creating documentsOne of the most important features of KMemo is the very simple way of creating documents directly with Object Pascal code. Y ou don’t need to create some intermediate documents to show it in KMemo. Y ou just build up your document by adding text blocks, image blocks, tables etc.Note: Once you have your document created by code and let the user to edit it, the block pointers referred by snippets in chapters below cannot be used anymore. This is because the user may insert new blocks, delete selections, split text blocks as a result of formatting actions etc.3.1Adding text and paragraphsAdding a plain text is very simple:procedure TMainForm.Test1;beginKMemo1.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Hello world!');end;In the above example, a simple text block is added at the end of the document. If you want clear everything and add new text use following:procedure TMainForm.Test2;beginKMemo1.Blocks.Clear;KMemo1.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Hello world!');end;Please note each such operation will force the KMemo update which is often a time consuming operation, especially for large documents. For such cases, update locking has been introduced. For sequential operations on KMemo blocks always use this:procedure TMainForm.Test3;beginwith KMemo1.Blocks dobeginLockUpdate;tryClear;AddTextBlock('Hello world!');finallyUnlockUpdate;end;end;end;Now let’s create two paragraphs :procedure TMainForm.Test4;beginwith KMemo1.Blocks dobeginLockUpdate;tryClear;AddTextBlock('First paragraph text!');AddParagraph;AddTextBlock('Second paragraph text!');AddParagraph;finallyUnlockUpdate;end;end;end;In the above example, each paragraph is terminated by a paragraph block.3.2Formatting textNote: T o keep this document small, let’s skip the LockUpdate and UnlockUpdate pairs in following examples.Formatting text is very simple. Each text block has an associated TKMemoT extStyle object instance which allows custom text formatting of this block:procedure TMainForm.Test5;varTB: TKMemoTextBlock;beginTB := KMemo1.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Hello world!'); := 'Arial';TB.TextStyle.Font.Color := clRed;TB.TextStyle.Font.Style := [fsBold];end;Above example will show red bold text in KMemo, its font will be Arial. Many text formatting features are available.3.3Formatting paragraphsFormatting a paragraph is very simple. Each paragraph block has an associated TKMemoParaStyle object instance which allows custom paragraph formatting of this block:procedure TMainForm.Test6;varTB: TKMemoTextBlock;PA: TKMemoParagraph;beginTB := KMemo1.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Hello world!');PA := KMemo1.Blocks.AddParagraph;PA.ParaStyle.HAlign := halCenter;PA.ParaStyle.BottomPadding := 20;end;Above example will center the paragraph in KMemo and the paragraph will have an additional space of 20 points at the bottom. Also for paragraphs many formatting features are available.3.4Paragraph numberingEach paragraph can have an associated ordered or unordered list. Lists are implemented in similar way as in Microsoft Word. Each paragraph can have an associated list ID and list level. Here the simplest example to switch on numbering for a paragraph:procedure TMainForm.Test7;varTB: TKMemoTextBlock;PA: TKMemoParagraph;beginTB := KMemo1.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Hello world!');PA := KMemo1.Blocks.AddParagraph;PA.Numbering := pnuArabic;end;Above example turns on Arabic numbering for the paragraph. Many list styles are available, but an empty document has no list styles defined (in the above example, the numbering assignment automatically creates a new list for the document if the KMemo was empty).Creating a more complex numbering shows the T est8 method in the demo.3.5Adding imagesAdding an image is very simple:procedure TMainForm.Test9;beginKMemo1.Blocks.AddImageBlock('penguins.jpg');end;Above example adds the image to KMemo. The image will be positioned in text flow in original size. T o change the position to allow text to float around the image just use:procedure TMainForm.Test10;varIB: TKMemoImageBlock;beginIB := KMemo1.Blocks.AddImageBlock('image.png');IB.Position := mbpRelative;IB.LeftOffset := 50;end;Above example will set relative position to the image. The image anchor stays where the image was originally inserted. The LeftOffset property moves the image 50 points to the right of its anchor. Similar meaning has the T opOffset property.Note: Do not use negative offsets. The KMemo word processor cannot handle them properly.3.6Adding embedded containersAn embedded container can be arbitrary positioned, as an image. But it can hold any contents, such as text and paragraphs and even images, tables and other containers. Adding an embedded container is very simple:procedure TMainForm.Test11;varCO: TKMemoContainer;beginCO := KMemo1.Blocks.AddContainer;CO.Position := mbpRelative;CO.LeftOffset := 50;CO.TopOffset := 20;CO.FixedWidth := True;CO.RequiredWidth := 300;CO.BlockStyle.Brush.Color := clLime;CO.Blocks.AddTextBlock('Text in a container!');CO.Blocks.AddImageBlock('penguins.jpg');end;Note: Containers should always have fixed width. Otherwise they will be resized when KMemo’s ClientWidth changes. For nonzero LeftOffset it means the container would reach beyond KMemo right edge, causing the horizontal scrollbar to appear.3.7Adding tablesKMemo has advanced table support. Even very complex tables with merged cells created with Microsoft Word can be loaded, shown and edited. However, nested tables are not supported. An example of simple table:procedure TMainForm.Test12;varTBL: TKMemoTable;beginTBL := KMemo1.Blocks.AddTable;TBL.ColCount := 2;TBL.RowCount := 2;TBL.Cells[0, 0].Blocks.AddTextBlock('Table text 1');TBL.Cells[0, 1].Blocks.AddTextBlock('Table text 2');TBL.Cells[1, 0].Blocks.AddTextBlock('Table text 3');TBL.Cells[1, 1].Blocks.AddTextBlock('Table text 4');TBL.CellStyle.BorderWidth := 1;TBL.ApplyDefaultCellStyle;end;Above example adds a table to KMemo. It contains two rows and two columns. Each cell contains one text box. The table border has default properties and width of 1 point. Specifying the border width to CellStyle property does not alone update the table, to do this you must call ApplyDefaultCellStyle.Creating a more complex table shows the T est13 method in the demo.3.8Adding hyperlinksA hyperlink is just a specific text block having the URL property and adding it into KMemo document is, as everything in KMemo, very simple:procedure TMainForm.Test14;beginKMemo1.Blocks.AddHyperlink('', '');end;3.9Setting document backgroundKMemo background can be either arbitrary colored or painted with an image:procedure TMainForm.Test14;beginKMemo1.Colors.BkGnd := clYellow;KMemo1.BackgroundImage.LoadFromFile('../../resource_src/clouds.jpg');end;Above example sets document background to yellow first, then to an image.3.10Setting default document stylesKMemo has its own T extStyle and ParaStyle properties. They define the default properties and can be arbitrary changed:procedure TMainForm.Test15;begin := 'Arial';KMemo1.TextStyle.Font.Size := 20;KMemo1.ParaStyle.HAlign := halCenter;end;Above example sets default font to Arial and 20 point size. Default paragraphs will have centered alignment. Setting default properties will reformat the entire document but it affects only text blocks and/or paragraphs. Furthermore, only blocks whose styles were not explicitly changed in code or edited by user will be reformatted.4Working with RTF documentsIt is possible to load and save RTF documents with KMemo. Even part of document can be saved into separate RTF file and a one RTF file can be appended to the existing KMemo document or inserted anywhere in the middle of it.procedure TMainForm.Test16;beginKMemo1.LoadFromRTF('kmemo_manual.rtf');KMemo1.SaveToRTF('kmemo_manual_copy.rtf');end;KMemo supports working with streams as well – see LoadFromRTFStream and SaveT oRTFStream. And even RTF strings are supported through the RTF property.5Clipboard operationsKMemo supports clipboard operations. These work with both with simple TEXT format and with the RICH TEXT FORMAT defined by Microsoft. Clipboard operations can be called programmatically:procedure TMainForm.Test17;beginKMemo1.ExecuteCommand(ecSelectAll);KMemo1.ExecuteCommand(ecCopy);end;Similar operations exists for cutting and pasting from clipboard.6Setting selection attributesKMemo supports assigning custom text or paragraph attributes to active selection. This is needed for the user editing but might be useful even in the programmatic approach:procedure TMainForm.Test18;varTextStyle: TKMemoTextStyle;ParaStyle: TKMemoParaStyle;beginKMemo1.ExecuteCommand(ecSelectAll);ParaStyle := TKMemoParaStyle.Create;TextStyle := TKMemoTextStyle.Create;tryTextStyle.Font.Style := [fsBold];ParaStyle.FirstIndent := 20;KMemo1.SelectionParaStyle := ParaStyle;KMemo1.SelectionTextStyle := TextStyle;finallyParaStyle.Free;TextStyle.Free;end;end;Above example sets custom text and paragraph style to the selection. Attributes can also be read. In such case the attributes are returned, which correspond to caret position or selection end position in the innermost container.7Printing and previewingThe documents created in KMemo can be previewed and printed in a very easy manner. KMemo fully supports the built in KControls printing and previewing engine. T o print the KMemo to a default printer with default settings, just call:KMemo1.PrintOut;T o preview the document, drop a TKPrintPreviewDialog component to a form and then use this code:procedure TMainForm.Test19;beginKPrintPreviewDialog1.Control := KMemo1;KPrintPreviewDialog1.Execute;end;T o print the document with page and printer setup, drop a TKPrintSetupDialog component to a form and then use this code:procedure TMainForm.Test20;beginKPrintSetupDialog1.Control := KMemo1;KPrintSetupDialog1.Execute;end;。

强基联盟英语应用文演讲稿World+Hello+Day 讲义 高三英语作文复习专项

强基联盟英语应用文演讲稿World+Hello+Day 讲义 高三英语作文复习专项

演讲稿属于应用文的一种,主题框架为“三段式”第一段开场:表达荣幸 + 说明演讲主题第二段主体:呈现题目所给与主题密切相连全部要点,注意要点之间的逻辑关系。

第三段结尾:呼吁/祝愿 + 结束语+ 致谢(That's all. / Thank you for your listening/attention.)为了迎接“世界问候日(World Hello Day)”的到来,你校将举办相关主题的英文演讲比赛。

请你写一篇演讲稿参赛,内容包括:1.节日意义;2.发出呼吁。

注意:1.写作词数应为80个左右;2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Hello, everyone!Thank you!背景知识介绍:World Hello Day may sound extremely basic, as it encourages us to take the opportunity to simply greet people, and to recognize how important simple communication is in our daily lives. The story of how it came to be, however, is a long and interesting one.World Hello Day was first created in 1973 in order to show people, especially the people of the Middle East that conflicts can and should be resolved through communication, and not violence. The idea is that clear, honest communication breeds peace. In the 1970s, the conflict between Egypt and Israel was quite severe, and many people began to fear yet another huge war would end up coming of it.World Hello Day was in fact created as a direct response to the Yom Kippur War that had just finished in October of 1973, during which thousands of both soldiers and innocent civilians were killed. Some soldiers had also been tortured and flat out executed.下水作文1Hello, everyone!!As we count down to World Hello Day, November 21st, let's take a moment to reflect on the significance of this simple greeting. At first glance, it may seem trivial, but the impact of a simple "hello" can be far-reaching.When we say "hello," we are communicating our willingness to connect with others, to break the ice, and to overcome the social barriers that divide us. A "hello" can bring a smile to someone's face, can brighten up their day, and can even foster deeper relationships.In today's fast-paced and technology-driven world, we can sometimes lose sight of the simple human connections that bring us together. World Hello Day serves as a reminder that it's these connections - these simple greetings - that make us human. So, on World Hello Day, I urge you to reach out and greet those around you - whether it's a stranger, a friend, or a family member. A simple "hello" can make a world of difference in someone's life.Let's make this world a more connected place, one "hello" at a time. Thank you!下水作文2Hello! everyone!Today, I'm standing here to talk about the significance of "World Hello Day" and to make a call for action."World Hello Day" is a day set aside to remind us of the power of a simple greeting. It encourages us to recognize the impact our words can have on others. A simple "hello" can brighten someone's day, break down barriers, and bring people together. It's a small act that can have a big impact.A greeting is not just a way to start a conversation, but also a way to show respect and kindness. It can make someone feel welcome in a new environment, or make them feel valued in their community. It's an opportunity to connect with others and create a sense of belonging.So, I'm calling on all of us to use "World Hello Day" as an opportunity to make a difference. Let's greet our neighbors, our classmates, our teachers, and our family with a smile and a warm "hello". Let's make it our mission to spread kindness and positivity with every greeting we share.Remember, a simple greeting can change the world. Thank you!下水作文3Hello! everyone!Today, I am standing here to share with you my understanding of the significance of World Hello Day. This special day, which falls on November 21 every year, was declared in 1973 by the United Nations to emphasize the importance of greetings and goodwill gestures.Greetings are more than just a way to say "hello". They express our emotions, care, and respect for one another. A simple greeting can warm someone's heart and create a sense of belonging. Therefore, World Hello Day reminds us of the power of kindness and the importance of maintaining good interpersonal relationships. My fellow friends, we should all strive to spread kindness and warmth through our daily interactions. A simple greeting can make a world of difference in someone's day, so let us not take this for granted.On this special day, let us remind ourselves to be more aware of the power of our words and gestures. Let us greet everyone we meet with love and respect, and thereby spread the message of peace and goodwill.Thank you !下水文4Hello everyone,In anticipation of World Hello Day, an occasion celebrating the power of a simple greeting to preserve peace.I am honored to stand before you and shed light on the significance of this special day and issue a call to action.World Hello Day, observed annually on November 21st serves as a reminder of the power of “Hello”, word that transcends language, culture, and boundaries. Its essence lies in promoting peace and understanding through the act of communication.As a student, I hereby call on each one of you to embrace this opportunity to engage actively in promoting global goodwill. Let's start by extending greetings to at least 10people, regardless of their background or beliefs, which can滑学英注improve the climate of relations between people on this planet.Thank you.(128w)下水文5Hello everyone,Today is World Hello Day, a day dedicated to promoting peace and understanding between nations through the act of greeting. It is a day to acknowledge the power of a simple hello tobreak down social barriers.Saying hello is more than just a word; it serves as a gateway to establish connections with others. As students, we can make a difference by starting with our school.Therefore, let's make an effort to greet each other with a friendly hello. By embracing World Hello Day, we can demonstrate to the world that a simple hello can go a long way.Thank you!。

groovy 例子

groovy 例子

groovy 例子(原创实用版)目录1.Groovy 简介2.Groovy 示例:Hello World3.Groovy 示例:使用条件语句4.Groovy 示例:使用循环语句5.Groovy 示例:使用函数6.Groovy 示例:使用类和对象7.Groovy 示例:使用异常处理正文1.Groovy 简介Groovy 是一种基于 Java 的动态编程语言,它具有简洁的语法和强大的功能。

Groovy 可以直接在 Java 虚拟机(JVM)上运行,因此可以轻松地与 Java 代码集成。

Groovy 适用于许多场景,如编写脚本、测试用例、构建脚本等。

2.Groovy 示例:Hello World下面是一个简单的 Groovy 示例,它输出 "Hello World":```groovyprintln "Hello World"```3.Groovy 示例:使用条件语句Groovy 支持 if、else if 和 else 关键字,用于实现条件语句。

下面是一个示例:```groovyage = 18if (age >= 18) {println "You are an adult."} else if (age >= 13) {println "You are a teenager."} else {println "You are a child."}```4.Groovy 示例:使用循环语句Groovy 支持 for、while 和 do-while 循环。

下面是一个使用 for 循环的示例:```groovyfor (i in 1..5) {println "i = $i"}```5.Groovy 示例:使用函数Groovy 支持定义和使用函数。

下面是一个示例:```groovydef greet(name) {println "Hello, $name!"}greet("John")greet("Mary")```6.Groovy 示例:使用类和对象Groovy 支持面向对象编程,可以定义类和创建对象。

各个国家见面打招呼的异同英语作文

各个国家见面打招呼的异同英语作文

各个国家见面打招呼的异同英语作文全文共5篇示例,供读者参考篇1Saying Hello Around the WorldHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm going to tell you all about the cool ways people say hello in different countries. Greetings are like the keys that open the door to a conversation. They're really important!In America where I live, we usually say "Hi!" or "Hello!" when greeting someone. If we know the person well, we might give them a high five, fist bump, or even a hug. With adults we don't know very well, we typically just smile, wave, and say hi. It's pretty casual and relaxed.But greetings are way different in other places around the world. Let me tell you about some of the most interesting ones I've learned about:In Japan, people greet each other with a bow. The deeper you bow, the more respect you're showing. Kids might just nod their heads, but adults giving a greeting bow forward at about a 30 degree angle. If you're greeting someone really important likethe emperor, you'd bow way down low at 90 degrees! Pretty crazy, huh?Over in France, it's common for people to greet both men and women they know well with a kiss on each cheek. One kiss on the left cheek, then one on the right cheek. But not a real kiss - it's more like kissing the air near their cheeks. Still, as a kid I'd probably think that was kind of weird!Greetings can get even weirder in some countries. Like in Oman, a country near Saudi Arabia, men greet each other by putting their noses together and doing a little sniff while shaking hands. I don't know why they sniff each other, but that's how they do it over there!In Nepal, people greet one another by putting their palms together in a prayer position and saying "Namaste." It means something like "I salute the divine within you." Pretty deep stuff for a little kid to understand, but I like how it sounds.Here's a really unique one - in Zambia, when friends meet up, they'll greet each other by snapping their fingers back and forth in a cool rhythm. Almost like a little song without words. They'll snap back and forth like that for a while before stopping and saying hello. Music and greeting all in one!The Maori people of New Zealand have an awesome greeting ritual for special occasions. Two people will press their noses together and share a breath with each other. Then they might recite a poem or song that tells their family histories. It shows that they see each other not just as individuals, but parts of bigger family lines.My personal favorite greeting is how they do it in Greenland. Two people will pull their hoods together, touching the front of their jackets. Then they'll breathe on each other's faces to share warmth! Given how freezing cold it is over there, I think that's a really smart way to greet somebody, don't you?In India, people greet each other with the "Namaste" hand gesture like in Nepal. But they shake their heads in a little wiggle back and forth while doing it. I guess that little head bobble just comes naturally to them there.Now those are just a few of the many unique greetings from cultures around the globe. There are so many creative ways that people choose to say hello and kick off conversations. It just goes to show how diverse our big world is, but how greetings let people connect no matter where they're from.The way I see it, if I ever travel to another country someday, I'd definitely want to learn the local greeting. Using a greetinglike everyone else shows respect for their traditions. It's a way to politely say "Hey, I appreciate your culture." And hopefully it opens the door for new friends, great conversations, and amazing adventures!So next time you're just mumbling a casual "Hi" to the kid next door, remember all the awesome greetings happening worldwide. Why not switch it up and try bowing like in Japan? Or snapping rhythms Zambian-style? Either way, greetings connect us all as people who want the same thing - to meet, share stories, and get to know one another.Well, that's all I've got to share about greetings around the world. Let me know if you have any other fun examples I didn't cover! Thanks for reading, and happy greeting no matter which awesome tradition you choose.篇2Hello, My Name is TommyHi everyone! My name is Tommy and I'm 10 years old. Today I want to tell you about the different ways people say hello to each other around the world. Isn't that cool? In my class, we have students from lots of different countries and cultures. We'vebeen learning about how greetings are different depending on where you're from. Let me tell you all about it!The Basics of Saying HelloIn English, the most common way to greet someone is to say "Hello" or "Hi." We learn this from a very young age. When I see my friends, I'll wave and say "Hi guys!" When a grown-up like my teacher says hello, I respond by saying "Hello Mrs. Smith." It's just the basic way we greet each other.But in other languages and cultures, the greetings can be really different. Some greetings involve special handshakes or gestures. Some languages have unique phrases you say when greeting someone. And in certain cultures, the greeting changes based on who you are greeting. Crazy, right?Greetings from Around the WorldLet me tell you about some of the cool greetings I've learned about from my classmates:In French, you say "Salut" for hi or "Bonjour" for hello. My friend Antoine taught me that one. In Spanish, it's "Hola" which kind of sounds like "Hello." My buddy José showed me how to say that.Now get this - in Japan, people greet each other by bowing! The deeper you bow, the more respect you're showing to that person. My pal Hiroshi from Japan taught our class how to bow properly. I tried it but I'm not so great at it yet.In Ethiopia, some people greet others by crossing their arms across their chest. It's a sign of respect and peace. Isn't that neat? My friend Azmera does that greeting all the time.And in Hawaii, some people greet each other by pressing their noses together! It's called a "honi" greeting. My friend Kai is part Hawaiian and he told us all about that tradition. We tried it in class but just ended up laughing a lot.There are so many other cool greetings from around the globe. Like "Namaste" in India where people put their hands together at their chest. Or in Tanzania where some people spit on the ground in front of you as a greeting - obviously we didn't practice that one!Greetings for Different PeopleYou know what else is interesting? The way you greet someone changes based on who you're greeting! Like in English, we say "Hi" to our friends. But if I was meeting the President, I probably wouldn't just say "Hi" to him. That would bedisrespectful. I'd say something more formal like "Hello Mr. President."It's the same in other cultures too. Like in China, my friend Yao told me that you greet elders or teachers differently than you would greet a friend your age. When he greets his grandfather, he has to make a formal gesture with his hands to show respect.And in many Hispanic cultures, there are different greetings for men and women. Like men will shake hands firmly with each other when greeting. But for women, they add a kiss on the cheek as part of the greeting. So fun!My Favorite GreetingsCan you believe all the interesting ways there are to greet people? See, just saying "Hi" isn't the only way. Every culture has its own traditions.If I had to pick my favorite greeting from another culture, I think it would be the nose greeting from Hawaii. It just seems like such a friendly way to say hello to someone. Or maybe the bowing greeting from Japan because it looks so cool.But you know what? I'm proud of the way we greet each other in English too. A simple "Hello" with a smile can go a longway to make someone feel welcome. And that's what greeting is all about - making others feel good when you see them.I hope you learned something new about greetings today. The world is such an amazing place filled with wonderful cultures and traditions. I feel lucky to have friends from so many backgrounds to teach me about their greetings. Who knows, maybe one day I'll travel the world and get to experience all these greetings for myself!篇3Hello, My Name is EmilyHi everybody! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I love learning about different cultures and languages. Today I want to tell you about how people say hello in different countries around the world. It's really interesting!In America, where I live, we usually say "Hi" or "Hello" when we meet someone new. Sometimes we wave our hand too. If we know the person well, like a friend or family member, we might give them a hug or a high five. My grandma always gives me a kiss on the cheek when I see her.But greetings are different in other places. Let me tell you about some of the ways people greet each other in other countries:In Japan, people greet by bowing. The deeper you bow, the more respect you are showing the other person. Little kids don't have to bow very deeply though. Sometimes Japanese people also greet by saying "Konnichiwa" which means "Good afternoon."In India, people often put their hands together in front of their chest and say "Namaste." This is kind of like a silent greeting without touching the other person. In some parts of India, people also greet each other by shaking hands.I learned that in Thailand, people greet with a wai. To do a wai, you put your hands together like for Namaste, but raise them higher towards your face. The higher your hands, the more respect you are showing.In France, it's very common for people to greet each other by kissing on the cheeks! Even people they've just met might do this little cheek kiss greeting. If you go to France, you have to be ready for people to get very close to your face!Arabic speakers in places like Egypt and Saudi Arabia often greet by saying "As-salamu alaykum" which means "Peace be upon you." The other person then responds "Wa alayku mus salaam" meaning "And peace be upon you too."In Russia, one greeting is to say "Zdrastvuitye" which kind of sounds like "Zah-drah-stvy-tye." You stress the "tvui" part. People in Russia might also shake hands, especially if they are meeting for the first time.Some countries don't have much physical greeting at all. In Bulgaria, people just nod their heads up and down at each other. And in Malaysia, people greet by saying "Apa khabar" which means "How are you?"Even in cold places like Antarctica, the scientists and explorers there have their own way of greeting each other warmly by smiling really big and waving energetically!In New Zealand, some people do a special greeting called a Hongi where you press your nose and forehead gently against the other person's. This is a very friendly way of greeting for the Maori culture there.There are so many more fun and unique greetings around the world. In China, some people greet by shaking their ownhands together. Tibetans stick out their tongues to greet! And in some Pacific island cultures, people greet by sniffing or smell each other.Isn't it fascinating how many different ways there are to say hello? Greetings are one of the first things you learn about a culture. They help you make a good first impression. Next time you meet someone from a different country, you can try greeting them in their own language and culture! It's a fun way to make new friends.Well, that's all for my essay about global greetings. I hope you learned something new and interesting! Let me know if you have any other fun greeting stories to share. Thanks for reading, goodbye for now!篇4Meeting New Friends From All Over the WorldHi there! My name is Samantha and I'm 10 years old. I love learning about different cultures from around the world. One thing that's really interesting to me is how people greet each other in various countries. Even though greeting someone is such a simple thing we do every day, the way it's done can bereally different depending on where you are! Let me tell you about some of the cool greeting customs I've learned about.In the United States where I live, we usually say "Hi!" or "Hello!" when greeting someone. If we know them pretty well, we might give them a high five or a hug. But in lots of other places, the greetings can get way more interesting!Like, did you know that in France, they don't really hug or shake hands? Instead, they give each other air kisses on the cheeks! Isn't that funny? I saw a video of some French people greeting each other and they go back and forth kissing the air next to each person's cheeks. They make a kissing soundtoo--mwah mwah! I would probably giggle a lot if I had to greet people that way.And get this--in Japan, people don't say "Hi" or give hugs at all. They bow to each other instead! The deeper you bow, the more respect you're showing. I tried bowing like they do in Japan and I almost fell over because I leaned too far forward. Maybe I need more practice!Speaking of bowing, in Thailand they also bow when greeting someone. But they do it in a different way called a wai. You press your palms together in a prayer position and bow yourhead. It looks very graceful and polite. I should probably start doing that when my mom tells me to go clean my room!Over in Lebanon, they have a funny greeting where you grab the other person's hand and kiss them on each cheek. My friend Yasmin is from Lebanon and she taught me how to do it. You go in for the left cheek first, kiss the air, then switch to the right cheek. You have to do it quickly--try not to headbutt the person by accident!Some greetings get even more lively and energetic. Like in Italy, people don't just say "Hello." They put their whole body into it with big hand gestures and expressive faces. An Italian might say "Ciao, bella!" while waving their arms around cheerfully. I might look a little silly doing that myself, but it seems like such a warm and friendly way to greet someone.Okay, here's one of the coolest greetings I've heard about. In New Zealand, the Maori people have an amazing tradition called a hongi. You press your nose against the other person's nose and share the same breath. How incredible is that?! Sharing a breath shows that you're sharing your life force with someone. I think it sounds like such a beautiful and spiritual way to welcome another person.Those are just some examples of the neat greeting customs around the world. Every culture has its own unique ways to say "It's nice to meet you!" Isn't it fascinating how many different greeting traditions there are? I sure had fun learning about them.The next time I meet someone new, I'll have to remember the proper way to greet them based on where they're from. If they're from France, I'll go mwah mwah! If they're from Thailand, I'll do a wai bow. And if they're from New Zealand...well, I may need to ask them to go very slowly when it's time for a hongi! No matter what, I'll try my best to make them feel warmly welcomed, even if I get the greeting a little mixed up at first. Maybe someday I'll create my own special Samantha greeting to share with people from all over the world!篇5Hello and Greetings from Around the World!Did you know that people say "hello" in many different ways depending on what country they are from? It's true! The way people greet each other can be very different. In some countries, they wave. In other countries, they bow or shake hands. And in some places, they even rub noses together! Isn't that silly?In the United States where I live, we usually say "hello" or "hi" when we see someone. We also often wave our hand and smile. If we know the person really well, like a good friend or family member, we might give them a hug or a high five. But we don't get too close because Americans like to have some personal space between them when talking.My friend Raj is from India and he told me that in his country, people greet each other by putting their hands together in front of their chest and bowing a little bit. They call this gesture "Namaste." Raj said it means something like "The divine in me honors the divine in you." I think that's a very nice way to say hello! I tried doing Namaste with my hands but I'm not very good at it yet.In Japan, people bow a lot when they greet each other too. But the way they bow is a little different - they put their hands at their sides and bend forward at about a 15 to 30 degree angle. The deeper they bow, the more respect they are showing you. Kids at school just bow a little bit, but adults might bow much lower to their bosses or elders. Japanese people also don't shake hands or hug when meeting.Some places have really funny and surprising ways to say hi! Like in certain parts of the Middle East, people might greet goodfriends by rubbing their noses together side-to-side. It's called "Nomashkar" and it shows friendship and closeness. I tried doing that with my friend Sam but he thought I was just being weird! We ended up laughing so hard.In New Zealand, some people might press their noses and foreheads together when greeting friends or family. It's an old tradition called a "Hongi" that comes fr om the Māori people. A classmate of mine from New Zealand showed us how to do it. You press your nose and forehead against the other person while looking into their eyes and share the breath of life. It's seen as a very sacred way of greeting someone.And in Tibet, people stick out their tongues at each other! Can you imagine if we did that in America? Our parents would get so mad at us! But for Tibetans, it's just their fun way of saying "Hello, friend!" The sticking out of the tongue is supposed to show that they are being playful and not aggressive. I don't think I could get used to greeting people like that though!In some European countries like France, Spain and Italy, people greet both male and female friends by kissing each other on the cheek. But the number of kisses is different in each place! In Spain, it's usually two kisses from cheek to cheek. In Italy, it's one kiss on each cheek so that's two kisses total. But in France,people might do up to four kisses alternating from one cheek to the other! My friend Pierre from France tried teaching me but I could never remember if it was supposed to be two kisses or four. It's all so confusing to me!Even countries that share the same language can greet differently. For example, in Britain people might say "Hello!" whereas in Australia they are more likely to say "G'day mate!" which is short for "Good day my friend." Some Australians might also greet with a simple "Hey yous" or "How's it goin'?" And don't even get me started on how many ways there are to say "hello" in different parts of Africa and the Caribbean islands!So as you can see, greetings can be very different all over the world. Wherever you go, it's always polite to try greeting people in the local way. That shows you respect their culture and traditions. Even if you get it wrong at first, most people will be happy you tried. So next time you make a new friend from another country, ask them to teach you the greeting from their homeland. It's a fun way to learn about the world!I hope you enjoyed learning about all the colorful ways people say "hi" to each other. Isn't it amazing how many interesting cultural traditions there are for such a simple thing like saying hello? The world is full of fascinating customs and themore we understand each other, the better we can all get along as friends. So keep an open mind, be respectful, and don't be afraid to greet people in new and different ways. Who knows, you might just start an interesting new greeting trend yourself!。

你好世界英语演讲稿30秒简单,带翻译

你好世界英语演讲稿30秒简单,带翻译

你好世界英语演讲稿30秒简单,带翻译Hello World English speech 30 seconds simple, with translation Dear teachers and students hello everyone! The theme of my speech under the National Flag today is "Hello, this world"Since the beginning of the 21st century, the urgent problems facing mankind have been increasing rapidly Long term, including global challenges such as geopolitics, environmental pollution and pandemics People have increasingly realized that human beings share the fate, misfortune and happiness, and that human beings' awareness of the earth home The awareness of "one planet" has increased unprecedentedly. In this warm spring and breezy March, we are about to usher in March 22(World Water Day) and 23 March (World Meteorological Day).Water is one of the most precious resources in the world. Although the earth is a name worthy of its name The actual "water ball" - the coverage area of water is as high as 71% of the earth's surface, but the actual The water resources available for human use are very limited. Water on earth, only 2.5% are fresh water resources, and only 0.34% of them can be used by human beings! The crisis caused by the shortage of water resources has made people realize that water is so dangerous Precious. Itis incumbent upon every citizen to protect water resources and save water Joint responsibility. We should start from ourselves, from small things, from bit by bit, Cherish every drop of water through every small detail and good habit in life. 你好世界英语演讲稿30秒简单,带翻译尊敬的老师,亲爱的同学们:大家好!今天我国旗下演讲的主题是《你好!这世界》进入21世纪以来,人类面临的紧迫性问题在不断快速增长,包括地缘政治、环境污染、大流行病等全球性挑战,使世人愈发认识到人类命运与共、祸福共担,人类的地球家园意识、“一个星球”意识空前增强。

世界你好英文作文

世界你好英文作文

世界你好英文作文Title: Hello World: Embracing Diversity and Unity。

Hello world! These two simple words encapsulate a universal greeting, transcending borders, cultures, and languages. In a world that is increasingly interconnected, acknowledging and embracing diversity while fostering unity has become more crucial than ever.First and foremost, diversity enriches our lives in countless ways. Imagine a world where everyone looked the same, spoke the same language, and held the same beliefs.It would be a dull and monotonous existence. Instead, diversity brings vibrancy, creativity, and new perspectives to the table. Whether it's the rich tapestry of cultures, languages, cuisines, or traditions, diversity adds depth and flavor to our global community.Moreover, diversity challenges us to step out of our comfort zones and broaden our horizons. By interacting withpeople from different backgrounds, we gain a deeper understanding of the world around us. We learn toappreciate alternative viewpoints and cultivate empathy and compassion for others. Embracing diversity fosterstolerance and acceptance, paving the way for a more harmonious coexistence.However, diversity alone is not enough. Without unity, diversity can lead to division and conflict. Unity does not mean conformity or homogenization; rather, it signifies a sense of solidarity and mutual respect among individualsand communities. It is about finding common ground amidst our differences and working together towards shared goals.Building unity requires open communication, cooperation, and a willingness to bridge divides. It means celebrating our similarities while embracing our differences. By fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and heard, we can cultivate a sense of belonging and collective identity.In today's interconnected world, the need for globalunity has never been more pressing. From addressing climate change and poverty to promoting peace and human rights, many of the challenges we face are inherently global in nature. By coming together as a global community, we can harness our collective strengths and resources to tackle these pressing issues.Moreover, unity empowers us to confront the forces of division and hatred that seek to tear us apart. Whetherit's combating discrimination, prejudice, or extremism, standing together in solidarity sends a powerful message of resilience and hope. In times of crisis, unity provides a source of strength and support, enabling us to overcome adversity and emerge stronger than before.In conclusion, "Hello world" is more than just a greeting; it is a reflection of our interconnectedness and shared humanity. By embracing diversity and fostering unity, we can build a more inclusive, equitable, and peacefulworld for generations to come. So let us reach out to one another with open hearts and minds, for in our diversitylies our greatest strength. Hello world, let's make it a better place, together.。

uCFS开发详解

uCFS开发详解

uC/FS详解(开发文档)1: uC/FS简介µC/FS is a FAT file system which can be used on any media, for which you canprovide basic hardware access functions. . µC/FS is a high performance library that has been optimized for speed, versatility and memory footprint.文件配置表(英文:File Allocation Table,首字母缩略字:FAT)是一种由微软发明的并带有部分专件系统。

FAT文件系统考虑当时计算机效能有限,所以未被复杂化,因而被几乎所有个人计算机的操作系统支持。

这特性使它成为理想的软盘和记忆卡文件系统,也适合用作不同操作系统中的数据交流。

但FAT有一个严重的缺点:当文件被删除并且在同一位置被写入新数据,他们的片段通常是分散的,减慢了读写速度。

磁盘碎片重整是一种解决方法,但必须经常重组来保持FAT文件系统的效率。

FAT文件系统遵行已用了多年的软件方法来进行规范。

它在1977年由比尔·盖茨和马斯·麦当劳为了管理磁盘而发明。

2: uC/FS特点µC/FS is written in ANSI C and can be used on virtually any CPU. Somefeatures of µC/FS are:· MS-DOS/MS-Windows compatible FAT12 and FAT16 support.· Multiple device driver support. You can use different device drivers with µC/FS, which allows you to access different types of hardware with the file system at the same time. 【在该文件系统中可同时支持多个设备驱动】· Multiple media support. A device driver does allow you to access different m edias at the same time.·OS support. µC/FS can easily be integrated into any OS. In that way you ca n make file operations in a multithreaded environment.· ANSI C stdio.h like API for user applications. An application using standar d C I/O library can easily be ported to use µC/FS.·Very simple device driver structure. µC/FS device drivers need only very ba sic functions for reading and writing blocks. Therefore it is v ery simple to support your custom hardware.· Generic device driver for SmartMedia cards, which can easily be used with a ny kind of card reader hardware.· Generic device driver for MultitMedia & SD cards using SPI mode, which can b e easily integrated.3: uC/FS结构µC/FS 由不同的分层构成。

你好,世界,英语作文

你好,世界,英语作文

你好,世界,英语作文Hello worldThe world is so big, there are vast oceans, lush woods, and endless mountains, rivers, lakes and seas; The world is so small, small to every family.The field of spring, how broad; How broad the thick forest is; Squirrels inadvertently play in the woods; Birds often wander on the branches. The mountain is so steep, dangerous peaks stand out, grotesque rocks; The mountains are full of red flowers and green trees, giving people a sense of beauty. Where the stream gurgling flow, water carrying old men get up early, humming folk songs. The women went fishing, they looked at the pond, the fish in the lively play, lively, everything in my eyes is so beautiful.In the city, the Spring Festival is coming soon, and everyone is scrambling to get home. But in the station, in order to let passengers get on the train in an orderly way, the security officer patiently repeats "Don't crowd, come one by one" over and over again. When passengers need help, the flight attendants come forward and helpthem to the end. Even if a pregnant woman is about to give birth, the train conductor will call in doctors or nurses who know medicine to help deliver naturally, which is a adherence. Once in the TV news, I saw a large wave of soldiers standing guard for the country in the remote and cold frontier of the motherland, they gave up the reunion with their families, guarding the national boundary monument of the motherland. Yes, my eyes saw the perseverance, patience, kindness and touching.In the sea, the sea is how confused, looking back at the past and brilliant year...... In the age of great Voyage, I thought of a popular saying at that time: "There is no reason to stop a man from going to sea". I found that back then, my heart was so broad that the sea could fit into it without refusing the call of the sea. Reminds me of Jack in Pirates of the Caribbean. Captain Sparrow, who "never loses", escapes the royal Navy and sails a battleship to explore the unknown world. Yes, in Captain Jack, my eyes saw a past and a will.In the heavy historical palace, there are sad, moved, angry, sad, such as the Nanjing Massacre, countless bodies need to be buried; Said touched, under the firepower coverage of the Americanhighland heavy weapons, Huang Jiguang bore 22 wounds or insisted on dying with the enemy; Say angry, the Japanese troops have arrived at nanjing city, Chiang Kai-shek is still in the useless "nine convention". A character we hardly heard, he call Wu Kecheng, is the kuomintang 21st army commander, two battles battlefield Chinese troops surrounded by the Japanese army, situation is grim, Wu Kecheng stand up with his own life and the lives of all members, 21 army delay the attack of the Japanese army, become the first heroic sacrifice, the captains of the forces at the age of 31 years old, His sacrifice saved the lives of more than 700,000 Chinese troops. Yes, I saw joy and sorrow in the eyes of the Chinese army.The size of the world is immeasurable, but my tiny eyes reveal its essence: it is just a sphere of events that go round and round every day. So I feel like I'm saying to the world with my own eyes, "Hello world," a big and small world.。

怎么和世界打招呼英文作文

怎么和世界打招呼英文作文

怎么和世界打招呼英文作文Title: Greeting the World: Embracing Diversity through Language。

In our globalized world, the ability to communicate across cultures is more important than ever. Languageserves as a bridge that connects individuals from different backgrounds, allowing us to share ideas, exchange knowledge, and build meaningful relationships. Today, I invite you to join me in exploring the art of greeting the world in English, a language that has become a vital tool for international communication.First and foremost, let us acknowledge the importanceof greetings in human interaction. A simple "hello" or "good morning" can brighten someone's day and establish a positive rapport from the outset. In English-speaking countries, greetings vary depending on the time of day and the level of formality. For instance, "good morning" is commonly used in the early hours, while "good afternoon" isappropriate from noon until early evening. As the day progresses, "good evening" becomes the preferred greeting.However, greetings extend beyond mere words; they encompass gestures, facial expressions, and cultural nuances. In Western societies, a firm handshake accompanied by direct eye contact is a common way to greet someone, signaling confidence and respect. In contrast, Eastern cultures may prefer a bow or a slight nod of the head as a sign of deference. Understanding these cultural differences is essential for effective communication in a multicultural environment.In addition to verbal greetings, non-verbal cues play a crucial role in conveying warmth and sincerity. A genuine smile can transcend language barriers and communicate friendliness and openness. Moreover, paying attention to body language can help us decipher the underlying emotions of those we interact with. By being mindful of our own body language and receptive to the cues of others, we can establish mutual understanding and trust.Furthermore, greetings serve as an entry point into deeper conversations and cultural exchange. When meeting someone for the first time, it is customary to inquire about their well-being or express interest in their day. Simple questions like "How are you?" or "What have you been up to?" demonstrate attentiveness and a willingness to engage. Moreover, sharing personal anecdotes or cultural insights can foster connection and mutual appreciation.As we navigate the intricacies of greeting the world in English, let us not forget the importance of inclusivity and respect for diversity. In our increasingly interconnected society, we encounter individuals from all walks of life, each with their own unique customs and traditions. By embracing linguistic diversity and celebrating cultural differences, we enrich our own lives and contribute to a more harmonious global community.In conclusion, greeting the world in English is more than just a linguistic exercise; it is a reflection of our openness to new experiences and our respect for the richness of human diversity. Whether through words,gestures, or a simple smile, let us extend a warm welcome to all those we encounter on our journey through life. Together, let us build bridges of understanding that transcend borders and unite us as members of the global community.。

Part of Your World文本歌词

Part of Your World文本歌词

Maybe he s rightMaybe there is something the matter with me I just, I don t see how a worldthat makes such wonderful things could be bad Look at this stuffIsn t it neat?Wouldn t you think my collection s complete? Wouldn t you think I m the girlThe girl who has everythingLook at this trove, treasures untoldHow many wonders can one ever hold? Looking around here you thinkSure, she s got everythingI ve got gadgets and gismos a plentyI ve got who s town what s its galoreI walked in a world of sin, I ve got 20But who cares? No big dealI want moreI wanna be where the people areI wanna see, I wanna see them dancing Walking around on thoseWhat you do call it? Oh, feetFlippin your fingers you don t get too farLegs are required for jumping dancesStrolling along down awhat s that word again?StreetUp where they walk, up where they runUp where they stay all day in the sunWondering free, wish I could bePart of that worldWhat would I give? If I could live out of these corners What would I pay to spend a day doing all these things? Venture on land, they understand thatthey don t recommend their daughtersBright young women, sea could swim inReady to standI m ready to know what the people knowAsking my questions, I ll get some answersWhat s a fire and what is it?If it would burnWhen s it my turn?More than aliveLove to explore and show up aboveOut of the sceneWish I could be Part of that world。

你好世界作文英语

你好世界作文英语

你好世界作文英语Spring to autumn to another season, the desolate world suddenly ushered in a new life, originally lifeless now full of vitality, coruscating with strong vitality, the wind gently blowing, flowers and trees slightly swaying, as if in response to the call of the world, the birds happily call out, seems to be singing for the world.The world is very big, there are many, many creatures, the existence of each creature has a certain meaning, existence is rational.Flowers and trees add the green of life to the world, make the world more harmonious, every life has paid for the world to become better blog, the complexity of life is inseparable from the existence of clever creatures, their running and jumping, the prosperity of the world is still beginning.Many years ago, a small life suddenly came to the world, he used the voice of crying to announce that he came to this beautiful world, this is a happy voice, natural happy not only a person, his parents, his parents, his relatives are congratulations for him, everyone smiling, small eyes staring at the strange world, this will be he to explore the world, full of unknown, perhaps this is attractive, explore the unknown, thisis how interesting things, say hello to the world: the world, hello!People have great interest and fear of the unknown, and the secret exploration and discovery of the unknown things is a very attractive place. However, people always have a sense of powerlessness and fear of things, fear and fear beyond their control.This also can not stop people's hot heart, exploring the unknown.Do not know how many secrets in the world, there are many can to understand, this may be the magic and beauty of the world.A word, a story.A word on the Internet popular: the world is so big, I want to see.Yes!People are very small, the world is very big, want to explore and enjoy the different scenery.Every place has the characteristics or scenery of each place, just as the soil and water support the people, creating a different beautiful scenery.The world, hello!Since coming to this world, I am with a heart to explore the unknown, I want to understand you, feel your magic.Gradually grow up, the excited heart is more and more strong, can't wait to pursue, explore your beauty, but life ruthlessly gave me a slap, I suddenly woke up, found that the world is more and more far away from me, it seems that thisdream has become unfound.The pressure of life severely hit me, I felt very hard, but unwilling to me, want to see the beauty of the world I still move forward, just because of you.The world, hello!Thank yourself before good not to give up, I came to the city, feel the local conditions and customs here, I also gradually mature, I found that is not far from you, may I also can not reach this life, but I will still explore and pursue, this may be one in ten thousand chance, fortunately have a chance, although the chance is not to the desperate moment of small, my heart came firm voice: must stick to it, may find.To want to understand the world dream, closer and closer, on the way also found a lot of beautiful scenery, happy smile is always hanging on the face, in the journey I also learned a lot of things, understand a lot of the world, gradually mature.I thank my parents for bringing me to this world, and let me see the beauty of the world, and I have taught me a lot of things, and I want to say:Hello, the world.glad to meet you!。

python中wxpython用法

python中wxpython用法

python中wxpython⽤法转载:https:///pages/overview/Hello WorldEvery programming language and UI toolkit needs to have a Hello World example. I think it's the law in most jurisdictions. Their intent is obviously to tell you everything you need to know in order to select the language or toolkit for your own use. So, here is wxPython's Hello World:# First things, first. Import the wxPython package.import wx# Next, create an application object.app = wx.App()# Then a frame.frm = wx.Frame(None, title="Hello World")# Show it.frm.Show()# Start the event loop.app.MainLoop()Five lines of code to create and show a window, and run an event handler. That's really all it takes.What, you think 5 lines is too many? Okay, fine. Here it is in one line :import wx; a=wx.App(); wx.Frame(None, title="Hello World").Show(); a.MainLoop()Hello World, Part 2Okay, now let's put a little more flesh on the bones of that Hello World sample to give a little better idea of what creating a wxPython application is all about. The finished application looks like these screenshots when run:And here is the source code. The docstrings and the comments in the code will help you understand what it is doing.#!/bin/python"""Hello World, but with more meat."""import wxclass HelloFrame(wx.Frame):"""A Frame that says Hello World"""def __init__(self, *args, **kw):# ensure the parent's __init__ is calledsuper(HelloFrame, self).__init__(*args, **kw)# create a panel in the framepnl = wx.Panel(self)# and put some text with a larger bold font on itst = wx.StaticText(pnl, label="Hello World!", pos=(25,25))font = st.GetFont()font.PointSize += 10font = font.Bold()st.SetFont(font)# create a menu barself.makeMenuBar()# and a status barself.CreateStatusBar()self.SetStatusText("Welcome to wxPython!")def makeMenuBar(self):"""A menu bar is composed of menus, which are composed of menu items. This method builds a set of menus and binds handlers to be calledwhen the menu item is selected."""# Make a file menu with Hello and Exit itemsfileMenu = wx.Menu()# The "\t..." syntax defines an accelerator key that also triggers# the same eventhelloItem = fileMenu.Append(-1, "&Hello...\tCtrl-H","Help string shown in status bar for this menu item")fileMenu.AppendSeparator()# When using a stock ID we don't need to specify the menu item's# labelexitItem = fileMenu.Append(wx.ID_EXIT)# Now a help menu for the about itemhelpMenu = wx.Menu()aboutItem = helpMenu.Append(wx.ID_ABOUT)# Make the menu bar and add the two menus to it. The '&' defines# that the next letter is the "mnemonic" for the menu item. On the# platforms that support it those letters are underlined and can be# triggered from the keyboard.menuBar = wx.MenuBar()menuBar.Append(fileMenu, "&File")menuBar.Append(helpMenu, "&Help")# Give the menu bar to the frameself.SetMenuBar(menuBar)# Finally, associate a handler function with the EVT_MENU event for# each of the menu items. That means that when that menu item is# activated then the associated handler function will be called.self.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.OnHello, helloItem)self.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.OnExit, exitItem)self.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.OnAbout, aboutItem)def OnExit(self, event):"""Close the frame, terminating the application."""self.Close(True)def OnHello(self, event):"""Say hello to the user."""wx.MessageBox("Hello again from wxPython")def OnAbout(self, event):"""Display an About Dialog"""wx.MessageBox("This is a wxPython Hello World sample","About Hello World 2",wx.OK|wx.ICON_INFORMATION)if __name__ == '__main__':# When this module is run (not imported) then create the app, the# frame, show it, and start the event loop.app = wx.App()frm = HelloFrame(None, title='Hello World 2')frm.Show()app.MainLoop()。

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参考答案:
/*先输入a[],
1.分配n1,n2,n3,n1=n3,n3=N+2-2*n1,且n2>=n1;
2.设置打印函数,打印n2-2个空格
3.打印a[0],n2-2个空格,a[j-1];
打印a[1],n2-2个空格,a[j-2];
输入:
There are multiple test cases.Each case contains one string with no less than 5 and no more than 80 characters in a line. The string contains no white space.
打印a[2],n2-2个空格,a[j-3];
...........................
打印a[n1-2],n2-2个空格,a[j-n1+1];
打印a[n1-1],a[n1],a[n1+1].......a[j-n1];
*/
#include<stdio.h>
}
for(i=n1-1;i<j-n1+1;i++)
printf("%c",a[i]);
printf("\n");
}
return 0;
} Biblioteka 浙大计算机复试编程题 题目描述:
Given any string of N (>=5) characters, you are asked to form the characters into the shape of U. For example, "helloworld" can be printed as:
#include<string.h>
void show(int n)
{
int i;
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
printf(" ");
}
int main()
{
char a[80];
int n1, n2, i, j;
while(scanf("%s",a)!=EOF)
n2=j+2-2*n1;
for(i=0;i<n1-1;i++)
{
printf("%c",a[i]);
show(n2-2);
printf("%c\n",a[j-1-i]);
{
j = strlen(a);
for(n1=1,n2=j+2-2*n1;n2>=n1&&n2>=3;)
{
n1++;
n2=j+2-2*n1;
}
n1--;
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That is, the characters must be printed in the original order, starting top-down from the left vertical line with n1 characters, then left to right along the bottom line with n2 characters, and finally bottom-up along the vertical line with n3 characters. And more, we would like U to be as squared as possible -- that is, it must be satisfied that n1 = n3 = max { k| k <= n2 for all 3 <= n2 <= N } with n1 + n2 + n3 - 2 = N.
输出:
For each test case, print the input string in the shape of U as specified in the description.
样例输入:
helloworld!

样例输出:
h !
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