Build Applet

[Kid Programmer]

Hello guys. I recently found a thing on my computer called Build Applet. I did a bit of research on it and found out how to use it. I dragged the code of a simple program onto it and it generated a file called Average which is the name of the source file except the source file has a .py extension. So anyways I was wondering how you can put the Average file onto a webpage. This is a bit of an HTML question but I am using a python program. Thanks :-).

If you want to see the code of the simple Averager it is this:

#Number Averaging Program
#By Kid Programmer
from time import sleep                          #Fetch The Function Sleep
#Declare Vairiables
number1 = 0.0
number2 = 0.0
number3 = 0.0
average = 0.0
print "This program will average 3 numbers."         #Explain The Program
#Prompt The User For The Numbers
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
number1 = input("Please enter the first number: ")#Promt the user for the first number
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
number2 = input("Please enter the second number: ")#Prompt the user for the second number
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
number3 = input("Please enter the third number: ")#Prompt the user for the third number
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
average = (number1 + number2 + number3) / 3#Calculate the average
#Print Out The Average
print "The average of the numbers is", average, "."
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
print "Would you like to average more numbers?" #Ask The User If They Want To Average More Numbers
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
continue_averaging = input("1 = Yes 2 = No: ")  
sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
if continue_averaging == 1:                     
    while continue_averaging == 1:
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        number1 = input("Please enter the first number: ")
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        number2 = input("Please enter the second number: ")
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        number3 = input("Please enter the third number: ")
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        average = (number1 + number2 + number3) / 3
#Print Out The Average
        print "The average of the numbers is", average, "."
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        print "Would you like to average more numbers?" #Ask The User If They Want To Average More Numbers
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner
        continue_averaging = input("1 = Yes 2 = No: ")
        sleep(.5)                                       #Delay The Program To Make It Cleaner    
else:
    print "Program finished."
 
 
 

[Smygis]

Oh... Thats some not so nice code there.

Cleaned it up a bit for fun:

#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: UTF-8
 
import time
 
def sleep():
    time.sleep(.5)
 
print "This program will ask for three numbers then calculate the average."
 
while True:
    numbers = []
 
    for num in ["first", "second", "third"]:
        sleep()
        numbers.append(float(raw_input("Please enter the %s number: " % num)))
 
    sleep()
    average = (sum(numbers)) / 3.
    print "The average of the numbers is %.2f." % average
 
    sleep()
    if not "y" == raw_input \
              ("Would you like to average more numbers (Yes/No)? ")[:1].lower():
        break
 
print "Program finished."
 

Now what exactly do you mean by "how you can put the Average file onto a webpage". As far as i can tell. Thats what you have done right now.

You want to display the code?
Use <pre> tags.
You want to run the program in a webpage. Taking input from a user and then display the result?
That one takes some explaning.