Can someone tell me why this won't put all the ten image files on the desktop. I can't just put it in the code format because Sup Forums thinks its spam due to all the links, but here's a pastebin:
pastebin com/gyuAK1Z5
Can someone tell me why this won't put all the ten image files on the desktop...
Henry Price
Other urls found in this thread:
media.timesreview
media.timesreview.com.s3.amazonaws.com
twitter.com
Parker Walker
Desktop
Alexander Morris
You need path too maybe. C://
Jason Moore
Why the random?
Colton Jones
youareapieceofshit.jpg
Henry Wood
Desktop works fine
the path is fine
Just because
Ok it seems I didn't explain well enough. The program works but rather then putting a file on the desktop ten times like it is supposed to, it does it a random amount of times each time I run it. Sometimes it will do all ten, sometimes it will only do three, my question is why
Jonathan Sullivan
Some of your urls are malformed, I'm surprised requests isn't crashing your interpreter to let you know about it.
Hunter Bell
It's because of the random. You're downloading some more than once and overwriting it.
If you don't believe me, print out the URL instead of downloading it. Then try this for your loop
for index, pic in enumerate(pics):
David Clark
Also some URLs are broken. Also did you just bait us all? It's okay if you did
Charles Martinez
No, because of his for loop he's saving
1.png
2.png
3.png
etc, to his desktop. He's not saving on top of anything.
I still say op should try fixing his URL's
Isaac Davis
I tried all the urls, they work fine
what do you mean by fix the urls?
Jordan Lee
Well, hang on. The pastebin has the urls looking better. Which one are you trying to run op?
Liam Morales
The one in pastebin
I took out the periods for the one in the pic to see if i could post it without getting the spam protection
Easton Butler
In your screenshot your URL's look like this
>media.timesreview com.s3.amazonaws.com/riverheadnewsreview/files/Ramen.jpg
Instead of
>media.timesreview.com.s3.amazonaws.com
there should be a dot between timesreview and com
David Murphy
You're right, I'm wrong. The random won't guarantee all unique pictures, but there will be ten files.
John Gutierrez
Yea I know, I tried to post without the periods to get rid of spam protection but it didnt work
I know they won't all be unique, I just wan't ten pictures selected randomly to be put on the desktop ten times. Some times it will do it ten times, sometimes it will only do it 5 times. The problem is I have no clue why
Liam Watson
It's ok man, even the best programmers in the world struggle to read code written by others.
OP, I ran your code. I have "0.png" -> "9.png" on my desktop in python27.
Jordan Howard
delete them and run it again, if it's anything like mine it will vary on the amount it puts on the desktop
Nolan Foster
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James White
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Jonathan Powell
wow, so I guess it's just my comp, well thanks
Jack Cooper
Could it be your internet connection?
Try cranking sleep up to 3
Ayden Adams
nah, I got the ethernet cable plugged in, definetly not the internet
John Rivera
Try it anyways. The code might be running faster than the download so it just abandons it when the next call to requests is made.
Think about it. Every Time you call requests.get, you are erasing the previous request.
Angel Jenkins
Nevermind, I tried turning mine down and I can't repeat your problem.