Jason Willis writes:
> I am a complete noob when it comes to python and programming in
> general.
Welcome! Congratulations on choosing to learn Python.
> What i understand from the code so far
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On 08/04/16 01:51, Jason Willis wrote:
> Though, I do know some things and can figure a little bit out when looking
> at source code I'm usually at a loss when understanding the entire workings
> of a program.
And thats the problem here. The code is very specific to the page it is
parsing. Simpl
On 07/04/2016 18:49, Dimitar Ivanov wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a (hopefully) quick and easy to explain question. I'm currently
using MySQLdb module to retrieve some information from a database. In my
case, the result that's being yield back is a single line.
As far as my understanding goes,
Hi ,
I am a complete noob when it comes to python and programming in general.
Though, I do know some things and can figure a little bit out when looking
at source code I'm usually at a loss when understanding the entire workings
of a program. Any and all help provided here would be greatly appreci
On 07/04/16 18:49, Dimitar Ivanov wrote:
> As far as my understanding goes, MySQLdb function called 'fetchone()'
> returns the result as a tuple. Problem is, the tuple has some unnecessary
> characters, such as an additional comma being returned. In my case:
The comma is what makes it a tuple, it
Dimitar Ivanov writes:
> I have a (hopefully) quick and easy to explain question. I'm currently
> using MySQLdb module to retrieve some information from a database. In
> my case, the result that's being yield back is a single line.
Just a note: The term is a “record” or “tuple”. It may be presen
Hello everyone,
I have a (hopefully) quick and easy to explain question. I'm currently
using MySQLdb module to retrieve some information from a database. In my
case, the result that's being yield back is a single line.
As far as my understanding goes, MySQLdb function called 'fetchone()'
returns
