On 23/02/13 13:03, Dave Angel wrote:
On 02/22/2013 08:22 PM, Jim Byrnes wrote:
Thanks for giving me so many options to use in the future. When reading
I completely blew by the single quote on a single line part. The db is
sqlite3 and it seems happy with ''' strings.
FWIW, there is a
Rohit Mediratta wrote:
>I want to reload my Module after I fix bugs and want to instantiate an
>object of a class contained in this module.
Just a warning about reload(), as your question was already answered:
Reloading modules may seem convenient at first, but can lead to strange
error
On 23/02/13 06:14, jitendra gupta wrote:
I am working one tool, which will do compile/run the workspace (that
code is written on c/c++). on that my requirment is i need to compile
subfolder also, i have wrote code for that also.
Just to clarify. You are writing a tool in Python that will compi
Hi,
I am trying to make a move from excel to python. My main need is
economic data -- to do economic analysis.
I have found the FRED package, and appear to have connected to the St
Louis Fed's FRED and downloaded some data, but i'm not sure what to do
with the objects that are returned.
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>
> I am trying to make a move from excel to python. My main need is
> economic data -- to do economic analysis.
If you say Python and Excel the first thing that comes to mind is the xlrd
package
> The end game for me is making plots of variables, combining them, and
> doing regressions -- i
On 02/23/2013 04:56 PM, Matthew Johnson wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to make a move from excel to python. My main need is
economic data -- to do economic analysis.
I have found the FRED package, and appear to have connected to the St
Louis Fed's FRED and downloaded some data, but i'm not sure what to
On 23/02/13 21:56, Matthew Johnson wrote:
I am trying to make a move from excel to python. My main need is
economic data -- to do economic analysis.
Any particular reason for moving to Python? I know this is a
Python list and we are all Python fans but, frankly, it sounds
like your needs might
I can see i was being unclear: i wish to replace my analysis in excel
with analysis in python.
I am fairly sure i am querying the FRED API, but i am unsure how to
_access and use_ the dict objects that it is returning. For example,
how would i just print out values?
Thanks for your help
On 24/02
> I am fairly sure i am querying the FRED API, but i am unsure how to
> _access and use_ the dict objects that it is returning. For example,
> how would i just print out values?
If it's a dict object, the standard dictionary behavior and methods
should work. I've not looked closely at the FRED API
Thanks very much; hopefully that's the boost i need to get rolling.
Best regards
matt
On 24/02/2013, at 10:40 AM, Robert Sjoblom wrote:
>> I am fairly sure i am querying the FRED API, but i am unsure how to
>> _access and use_ the dict objects that it is returning. For example,
>> how would i
For the sake of those who finds this thread -- the date / value pairs
can be printed by the following:
import fred
fred.key(fredKey)
gnpObvs = fred.observations('GNPCA')
for i in range(1, len(gnpObvs['observations']['observation'])):
print gnpObvs['observations']['observation'][i]['date'],
On 02/23/2013 09:40 PM, Matthew Johnson wrote:
For the sake of those who finds this thread -- the date / value pairs
> can be printed by the following:
>
> import fred
>
> fred.key(fredKey)
>
> gnpObvs = fred.observations('GNPCA')
>
> for i in range(1, len(gnpObvs['observations']['observation']
On 02/23/2013 09:40 PM, Matthew Johnson wrote:
For the sake of those who finds this thread -- the date / value pairs
can be printed by the following:
import fred
fred.key(fredKey)
gnpObvs = fred.observations('GNPCA')
for i in range(1, len(gnpObvs['observations']['observation'])):
print g
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