Also take a look at the syntax of the for statement and notice it has an
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ot evaluate
thing? How can it take it as a literal string without quotes?
I suggest you look dict up in the Python documentation. There it shows
the result you got as an example. When in doubt read the manual.
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al to {"one": 2, "two": 3}:
...
dict( two=3)
From: bob
gailer
To: wormwood_3
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January 21, 2009 11:02:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Tutor]
dict() versus {}
wormwood_3 wrote:
When
creating a list of dictionaries thr
jadrifter wrote:
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Eric Dorsey wrote:
Does anyone know of any good volunteer opportunities for projects that
learning Python coders can work on? Or possibly nonprofits or the like
that need smaller-type
with python?
Yes - and also possible with almost all other programming languages.
Here is one of several ways to do it in Python:
for first_name in ('Bob', 'John', 'Joe', 'Jim', 'Fred'):
if first_name in text:
print first_name, 'found'
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+ to act as or
self._value |= other
def __mul__(self, other): # causes * to act as and
self._value &= other
b = Bit(1)
b.value # returns 1
b.value = 0
b.value # returns 0
b.value + 1 # sets value to 1
b.value * 0 # sets value to 0
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The problem is: there is no
way that I know of to add fundamental types
to Python. Also realize that variables are dynamically typed - so any
assignment can create a variable of a ne
results.
If the program raises an exception, post the entire traceback.
If something else, explain that.
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t "The guess is", loops, "which is", loops -
math.sqrt(x),"away from", math.sqrt(x)
main()
^Do you have any suggestions as to what I should do?
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[snip]
AFAIK no CPU implements hardware logical operation).
I disagree. But perhaps logical operation means different things to you.
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call to f() is nested in main(); it does not "jump out".
Also: does Python go back to the function call main()'s position after
step 3)?
Yes. when f() is called the position in main() is placed on a "stack".
When f() returns, the position of
1, https://www.localhost.org/
2. testmodule
3. /dev/trunk/admin/sql/mytest.sql
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ing" applies to this question.
The obvious answer is:
print("1, https://www.localhost.org/"";
print()
print("2. testmodule")
print()
print("3. /dev/trunk/admin/sql/mytest.sql")
If that is not what you are looking fo
. Much clearer.
header = "https://www.localhost.org/";
test = "https://www.localhost.org/foo/bar"; # we desire to extract 'foo'
start = len(header)
end = test[start:].find('/') + start
result = test[start: end]
print res
a repeatable set of numbers at some
point? I'm trying to understand the periodicity (or lack of) of the
numbers generated by rand.randint()
random uses AFAIK the Mersenne Twister algorithm. See
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>>> struct.calcsize('s')
1
>>> struct.calcsize('d')
8
>>> struct.calcsize('sd')
16
Why? Should not that be 9?
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s and report back your results. And also the FORTRAN
variable types if you have access to them.
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("2s8s2si2s1s")
items = struct.unpack("2s8s2si2s1s",data[start:stop])
print items
print data[:40]
I'm pretty sure that when I tried this at the other PC there were a
bunch of \x00\x00 characters in the file but they don't appear in
NotePad ... any
W W wrote:
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>>> struct.calcsize('s')
1
>>> struct.calcsize('d')
8
>>> struct.calcsize('sd')
16
Why? Should not that be
.
At 21:41 03/02/2009, bob gailer wrote:
First question: are you trying to work with the file written
UNFORMATTED? If so read on.
Well, did you read on? What reactions do you have?
eShopping wrote:
Data format:
TIME 1 F 0.0
DISTANCE 10 F 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0
F=
>>> x=open('x','w') # write "normal" allowing \n to be translated to
the OS line end.
>>> x.write("Hello\n")
>>> x=open('x','rb') # read binary, avoiding translation.
>>> x.read()
'Hello\r\n'
where \r = \x0d
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://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_Pipelines
Thank you for the plug! The code is currently in flux so not available.
I hope to have an alpha version out soon.
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quot;finalizing".
Assistants are always welcome.
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n the principal. "
balance = principal + interest
print balance, "is the new principal. "
count = count + 1
if tuition > principal:
print principal + interest, "was available for the last student."
if count > 10:
print count, "Students used this grant."
-
Thanks again,
Pat
On Feb 8, 2009, at 3:11 PM, bob gailer wrote:
principal = balance = 50 # Starting fund amount.
interestRate = .05 # Interest rate added to the principal annually.
tuition = 34986 # Starting tuition fee
tuitionInc = 1.041 # The annual increase applied to the tuition.
etrade.griffi...@dsl.pipex.com wrote:
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following last week's discussion with Bob Gailer about reading unformatted FORTRAN files, I have attached an example of the file in ASCII format and the equivalent unformatted version.
Thank you. It is good to have real data to work with.
Bel
Above you show some "combinations" and a subset of the permutations.
What rules did you apply to come up with your result?
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"All non-keyword arguments are converted to strings like str() does"
Under str() I find:
"returns its nicely printable representation."
OK but still kinda vague.
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I agree. What do we do to fix the "problem"?
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whether it makes sense (or is even possible) to use vim in
Windows (I use Windows XP-SP3).
FWIW I started 10 years ago using Python For Windows as my development
environment. I have never regretted that choice.
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Also note: len(dict.keys()) == len(dict.values()) == len(dict)
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line 174 ##
I cannot understand why the Python 2.7.1 interpreter complains
about NameError: global name 'levenshtein_automata' is not defined. On
line 125 , I try to define levenshtein_automata(self,term,k) as a
method of the class DFA. I am n
1
while b < 10:
print a, b,
a, b = a, b + 1
... do you think is there any reasonable way to transform the '0'
number into string and then back to numeral - after the printing action?
Use formatting: print '%i%i' % (a,b)
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print "%02d" % b
Personally I'd go for string formatting because of its much more
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Now that I understand what you want -
for b in range(120):
print '%0*i' % (max(2,int(math.log10(b))), b)
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for b in range(120):
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Sorry forgot to add
import math
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#x27;
>>> c = a + b
>>> print c
ab
Now you can recall seeing it.
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t the concatenation of s and t
a = 'a'
b = 'b'
c = a + b
print c
ab
Now you can recall seeing it.
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IN this case it is a waste of time. It could even do harm in cases
where you ingherit from a superclass that does have an init()
since the pass will mean it never gets called! Whereas if you
omit the init() the suiperclass init(if it exists) will get called.
HTH,
to be used by more than one main program.
HTH.
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00):
s = eval("'" + 'wrtnjasdflkasjj'*n + "'")
t = eval("'" + 'wrtnjasdflkasjj'*n + "'")
if id(s) != id(t):
print n; break
whereas if I insert a ";" in the literal the program prints 1!
hy in the program I
posted I used the equivalent of eval("'" + letters*n + "'") which gives
different results than eval("letters*n")!
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details so we fully understand what you want.
Sample input - sample output would help a lot.
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Or could you tell us just a bit more about your situation - such as
WHERE does this happen? An editor, IDLE, what?
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e code you wrote, so we have some idea of what you mean by "bind"
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I could guess but you should learn to provide sufficient information so
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[0.0, 1.0).
The Python tool for converting float to integer is the int function.
However int(random.random() ) will always return 0.
In what range do you want the integers to fall?
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sum = sum + 2**i
i = i - 1
dec_list.append(str(sum))
dec_ip = '.'.join(dec_list)
print dec_ip
if __name__ == '__main__':
bin_ip = sys.argv[1:]
convert(bin_ip)
If I knew the input to be perfect it would be a simple matter
'.'.join((str(int(input_ip[x:x+8],
t the literal integer number to its associated string
representation."""
return self.enums[literal]
Note this does not handle invalid literal.
If you are happy with range 14) you could alternatively use a list:
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e a single
non-tuple object. [4] Otherwise, /values/ must be a tuple with exactly
the number of items specified by the format string, or a single mapping
object (for example, a dictionary)."
An easier way to create the list: self.board = [" "]*64
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intended. A way around this is to use None as the default, and
explicitly test for it in the body of the function, e.g.:
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e one-line version:
print [x*y for x,y in t]
or even better, in Python 3.x
[print(x*y) for x,y in t]
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On 2/7/2011 2:45 PM, Eun Koo wrote:
Hi I have a problem in JES getting a solution to a function. Is there
a way you guys can help?
Maybe.
You might say more about the problem.
What is JES and how does it relate to Python?
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On 2/14/2011 4:59 PM, Daniel Otero wrote:
Did you want something?
If so state clearly and delete all non-relevant messages.
Did you notice:
When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific
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ToO(c1)
board.print1()
print("Game Over")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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1] != " ": print "Cell is occupied."
else:
board[int(cell)-1] = player
if any(1 for a,b,c in ((0,3,1), (3,6,1), (6,9,1), (0,7,3), (1,8,3),
(2,9,3), (0,9,4), (2,7,2)) if board[a:b:c] == [player]*3):
print player, "wins"
break
player
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I'd love some specific feedback. Exactly what did I offer that you found
useful?
Also please always reply-all so a copy goes to the list.
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How do you determine the type of an object?
1 - Use the type() function.
2 - notice '' around a and not around d
3 - Read the documentation:
bin(/x/) Convert an integer number to a binary string. The
documentation is weak here, but at least it tells you that the result is
a string.
Request:
When posting a question use a meaningful subject line, as some of us
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ke 20 powers, it will be long no ? is there
any solution shorter (and better ?)
1 - define a Power class and create instances
class Power:
def __init__(self, name, desc):
self.name = name
self.desc = desc
powerAll = [
Power('Flammes infernales' , 'Embrase lenemi et le
ot;
target.health -=self.strenght // care about it is - =
print (self.name <http://self.name>, "hit",target.name
<http://target.name>, "for", self.strenght, "damage")
Sorry, object is very new for me...
2011/2/24 bob gailer mailto:bgai...
ot;does not work" always show us what results you got as
well as what you wanted.
Also get in the habit of using Capitalized names for classes and
unCapitalized names for variables and functions.
powerAll is a list of class instaces. You must (in some way) identify
the attributes of those
character representation. This is not always ASCII. On IBM Mainframes it
is EBCDIC. The ord values are different, and the order is different.
See http://www.dynamoo.com/technical/ascii-ebcdic.htm
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PyQuery relates to that table.
What have you tried? What results did you get? Why PyQuery as opposed to
another html tool such as Beautiful Soup?
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a.
if (i == 'test1') or (i=='test2'): is one way to do what you want.
Another is if i in ('test1', 'test2'):
Instead of a tuple of values you could also provide a list, a set or a
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h_command()
File "./main.py", line 44, in dispatch_command
method = self.GetMethod(args[0],args[1])
File "./main.py", line 25, in GetMethod
a=cls()
AttributeError: dispatcher instance has no __call__ method
The erro
Thanks for your response and for the rules, but for some reason I'm
not understanding. In the above quote, what is meant by "thing"?
Thing in this context means 'anything". could be a string, number, list,
any Python object.
True and 1 = 1
True and 'a'= &
between 1 - 100: "))
*if* guess > number :
*print* ("Too high")
*elif* guess < number :
*print* ("Too low")
*else*:
*print* ("Just right" )
That program is not the one you ran!
Something is missing!
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items) which should return a negative, zero or positive number depending
on whether the first argument is considered smaller than, equal to, or
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def char(rec, tot): return tot + len(rec)
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do this by adding the brackets around text output in line
26. This seemed to allow me to type main against margin rather than it
wanting to indent but didn't fix the problem. Your suggestions would
be appreciated.*
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*Lea*
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I am sorry that it has been slated for removal.
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der or destroy the material!
"STRICTLY PROHIBITED" oh I am so scared!
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eturn
#If it gets this far, it's because the timer already ran, the player
is 'safe', and another check is being performed
self.auto_check()
Also note
if self.auto_check_timer == False:
can be simplified to
if
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c approaches to this? I found the "timeit" module, but
that doesn't seem to be quite what I'm looking for.
I like to use the time module
import time
start = time.time()
rest of program
print time.time() - start
I believe that gives best precisioni on *nix
On Windows use time.c
video ... cannot be viewed from your currrent country ..."
Sigh.
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o me, as long as the file fits available
memory. There will be 2 copies of the file after the split.
Another way:
textFile = open('myfile','r')
for line in textFile:
if line.startswith('notes'):
notes = textFile.read()
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On 4/15/2011 3:35 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
"bob gailer" wrote
The show should be here - Pause at 1 minute 20 for the
Python screnshot:
http://fwd.channel5.com/gadget-show/videos/challenge/surprise-special-part-4
I am told "the video ... cannot be viewed from your currrent co
What magic?
Did you see an image of a monitor with 2 to the 38 on it?
Did you see "Hint: try to change the URL address."?
Did you try that?
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To unsubs
the 3 files
finalmotifs = motif_file.readlines()
for line in seqalign:
for item in finalmotifs:
if item in line:
align_file.write('~' * len(line) + '\n')
# close the 3 files
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available as string methods.
string.capwords(s[, sep])
string.maketrans(from, to)
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does "list that has been opened from a text file" mean?
Is the source of the list important (e.g. does it matter whether it
comes from a file)?
Please provide an example. What does the list look like? How do you
determine which element you want?
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d_city"
function.
This stores a reference to the function. The following line is the call
to the function.
city_found = cities['_find'](cities,state)
[snip]
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