problem

[h4x]

some time ago i had a problem to solve wich i needed a python script.
but i couldnt compile it -,-

i = 0
for i in range(0,10):
print 'Hello World!'

also i-- generate another error, WTF?!

[ZekeDragon]

Compile? You mean run, Python scripts aren't compiled normally, they're just interpreted.

You don't need to declare that i = 0 at the beginning, it'll do that automatically when you say "for i in range(0, 10)". You can still do that, nothing wrong with it, it just won't do you any good since the "in range" part will make i = 0 at the beginning anyway. The second problem is the clencher, Python works using whitespace, which you didn't provide any for the for loop. Do it this way instead:
[highlight=Python]for i in range(0, 10):
print 'Hello World!'[/highlight]
That'll work properly.

EDIT: Also, i-- doesn't work, use --i instead.

[h4x]

thx for answer, now works fine. i was wondering why when i ctrl+v code it doesnt work, now i know.

Compile? You mean run, Python scripts aren't compiled normally, they're just interpreted.

whatever~