>> x=a.rindex(b)
>>> y=a.rindex(' end')
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nuances of the filter to sink. Some things are filters that don't seem like
they should be, but that seems like my problem.
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> > It's a
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elif line[0:6]=='COMPND' and 'CHAIN' in line and flag = 1:
print line
flag = 0
Notice that the flag is set to 1 only on "FAB FRAGMENT", and it's reset
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For Mark: Thank you for your answer at the end of your email. If you
don't mind me stating for future can you explain things a little more
so I may understand the why to your statement "WHy the unneeded
parenth
a number!")
for i in range(number):
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Is there a fairly complete set of documentation on-line for Tkinter?
I'm using Python 3.3 on Windows.
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for k,v in parser.parse_args():
TypeError: 'Namespace' object is not iterable
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type conversions. I'm not sure how to handle
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adlines()
timestamps = []
energies = []
for line in lines:
splits = line.split(',') # I'll admit not the best name
timestamps.append(float(splits[0]))
energies.append(float(splits[1]))
# process timestamps and energies to your heart's content
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m = raw_input(“Enter an integer: “)
num = int(m)
try:
num = int(m)
except ValueError:
doSomething
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There is a startup folder, usually on the start menu, you can add the script
to.
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position 0 and 2 in the list to be assigned to item at 0 in the
dictionary and so forth.
Ideas?
Don't fight Python, unlike this chap[1] :) Basically if you're looping
27;Sat Apr 13':
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Please compare your original line with the line above and note the
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ha
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che', 102.3]
and I would like to print out all the patients with a temp > 100 how would I do
so?
for patient in sick_patients:
if patient[-1] > 100:
print(patient)
The above works if you fix the syntax errors in sick_patients, you do't
need all the
!= None, 'Level %s (around line
%s) in %s i
s missing a "@" or "+" to mark the start point.' % (levelNum+1, lineNum,
filenam
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AssertionError: Level 1 (around line 10) in levels.txt is missing a "@"
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"Shutdown aborted!"
else:
return "Sorry, I didn't understand you"
But when I run it I see this message:
It looks like output other than yes/no does not return "Sorry, I didn't
understand you."
So can anyone explain to me what I did wrong.
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> python -c "import googlemaps"
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in your list. And indirectly to the Gang of Four book,
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If I start out with :
ham=list('spam');ham
['s','p','a','m']
How do I get a string back?
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A lot of people tend to be intimidated by Mark Lutz, and so am I, I guess.
Interesting coincidence. This is a retirement project and I just
decided on the Lutz book, which looked comprehensive, since the book
I&#
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Basically no. Python 2.7 is guaranteed to be backward compatible with
Python 2.6. New or improved functionality will be listed in the "What's New
for Python 2.7". In fact if you look at the
I love guessing games!
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print(line,end='')
fh.close()
except Exception as err:
print(err)
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After indictment the bacon smuggler was put on the no-fry list
Easy, strip out the exception handling you have above.
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with open('nosuchdirectory/text/truthyfal
t editor and run
the code from the command line?
Thinking about it, for years I happily used Mark Hammond's excellent
pywin32 stuff to do just this. I only moved to Eclipse and Pydev when I
had some heayweight porting of Java code to Python, but that would be a
massive overkill for the O
first bug report to get this fixed. I
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as in, shouldn't it be
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looking for names where the final letter is the lower
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pseudocode:
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> name = 'Guido'
> if name first letter == name last letter: # turn this into real Python
> using what you have
> print 'match'
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> print 'not a match&#
hanks!
I'd be strongly inclined to use the CSV module from the standard library
with an excel-tab dialect name, see
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Please try it and if you encounter any problems feel free to get back to
us, we don't
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27;Fall'), (4, 'Winter')]
Note that the above is taken from an interactive session. If you
haven't used this extremely powerful tool please start doing so
immediately, it's one of Python's most powerful features. It may well
help you to try this by actually ty
e read the
appropriate section here
http://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/introduction.html#strings.
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Violets are blue,
Most poems rhyme,
But this one doesn't.
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On 19/10/2013 15:29, Manish Tripathi wrote:
You are far more likely to get a response to the identical question that
you've already asked on stackoverflow than you are here.
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Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Most poems rhyme,
But this one doesn't.
Mar
by reading, digesting and actioning this
https://wiki.python.org/moin/GoogleGroupsPython. Better still use a
decent email client like Thunderbird.
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Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Most poems rhyme,
But this one doesn't.
Mark Lawrence
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