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IMHO % formatting is the easiest to use and understand.
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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"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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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')
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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"
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This stores a reference to the function. The following line is the call
to the function.
city_found = cities['_find'](cities,state)
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a dummy like me can understand.
Also tell us what you tried and how it failed.
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e should be true
(() returns False which is correct
I can't find the error please help me
What do you tkink matches returns, and why?
Therein is the problem.
Also FWIW you import Stack them redefine it. Why?
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of the worst things you can do in an application.
If the message isn't important enough to require it to stay visible
until the user explicitly closes it, then it shouldn't go into a dialog
in the first place.
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'Schenectady', 'region_name': 'NY', 'area_code': 518},
{'city': 'Athens', 'region_name': '35'}]
IMHO this is overkill.
Consider instead using City-Region as the key and storing the pther
attributes in a tuple. There
tain selection
from the user. What
Why did you expect to be able to alter the value of a tuple element?
Tuples are immutable! Use a list instead.
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On 8/2/2011 11:39 PM, Alexander Quest wrote:
Hey Bob- thanks for the reply. Here is a more complete part of that
code section (the ellipses are parts where I've deleted code because I
don't think it's important for this question):
Please always reply-all so a copy goes to th
if a + b == 10:
#print('Si!')
return(True)
else:
#print('Nein!')
return(False)
makes10(10,9)
#makes10(9,9)
#makes10(1,9)
In particular, the 'if (a == 10) or (b == 10): line... is there a
shorter/more compact/more correct (i.e. pythonic) way o
Original Message
Subject:Re: [Tutor] largest palindrome number
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 23:24:09 +0530
From: surya k
To: bob gailer
Mr Gailer,
That's an amazing way of writing palindrome function. Actually, I'm
still using my old C logic's he
% is not remainder - it is modulo.
Difference shows up when left agument is negative.
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beats " + computer
wins += 1 # simpler than wins = wins + 1
else:
print "You lose! " + computer + " beats " + player
loses +=1
print """Game Summary
Wins: %s
Loses:" %s""" % (wins,loses)
es)
Any explanation you have would be helpful.
Thanks for taking the time to help the newbie!
Joey
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Hello,
Hi - please use a meaningful subjec
.8,0.8
cax = plt.axes([l+w+0.025,
b, 0.025, h], )
cbar=plt.colorbar(CS,
cax=cax, drawedges=True)
#save map as *.png and
plot netcdf file
quot;" and ''' and that \" and \'
are escaped and therefore not delimiters.
Write a program that attempts to meet these requirements, show it to us,
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ook me", tries, "tries. Can you beat me?")
input("\n\nPress enter key to exit.")
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{'E': [1]})
(1, '-', {'E': [2]})
(2, '-', {'E': [2]})
which is not what you want!
As requested before, show us the output you do want. Not a description
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gives you grief then tackle it one task at a time. For example,
open, read, print, close a file. Then add another level of complication,
for example open, read, split, print, close a file.
The part that makes no sense to me is score = OS.system(str). What will
str be and what do
On 10/5/2011 5:51 PM, Christopher King wrote:
There is a program that will open another program, write code at the
top of the program. The code at the top will cause the program to
print all strings afterwards in swap case.
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x27;t do this with Python 2, as print is a statement and can't be
redefined. You could alter the program - find all occurrences of "print"
used as a statement, and replace them with a function call. So
print "asdf" would become swapprint("asdf")
and at the to
uot; beats " + computer
wins += 1 # simpler than wins = wins + 1
else:
print "You lose! " + computer + " beats " + player
loses +=1
print """Game Summary
Wins: %s
Loses:" %s""" % (wins,loses) # u
bership_pkg_option_id, membership_status_id, membership_source_id,
src_input_channel_id,
src_market_id, person_id_ref, membership_id, member_start_dt,
current_term_start_dt, started_as_trial,
created_by, modified_by, create_dt, modified_dt, enterprise_person_id)
values (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?
On 10/7/2011 5:32 PM, Guess?!? wrote:
Hey Bob,
Thanks for the suggestions. There is no traceback/stacktrace errors
that I can see (may be there is a file that is generated in python or
windows directory due to run time failure but I am not able to locate
it. Please let me know if you know
modified_dt,
enterprise_person_id)
values (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)""", record)
conn.commit()
i = i + 1
c.close()
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publibfp.dhe.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/dfsc4a01.pdf.
Chapter 1 is a good starting place. There are references to
mainframe-specific stuff that you may safely ignore.
If this inspires you or not, let me know.
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They "test" f2c. The test code is complicated by the use of % for formatting.
You might be better off doing it this way to avoid the complication of learning %
formatting.
t = 212
print "f2(" + t +") = " + f2c(t) + " expected: 100"
Now you are to
lt; 11:
i += 1
loop body
Your choice - that's all know of - and the for is easier to read and
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;)):pass
print time.time() - start
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wait to receive data.
All the socket software (Python or other) does is receive a string. What
you do with it is up to you. If you apply eval or exec to it than
anything could happen. No one can IMHO cause any action via socket.
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small to convert to float, raising an overflow exception.
Allof this raises the question - what computer algorithms
successively approximate pi exactly?
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to monitor progress how about addind
something so you know which print statement was called. Perhaps print "I
am here 1", print "I am here 2", etc.
Why have the file at all? Why not just start with c = range(1,1000)?
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One more thing -
tlock = thread.allocate_lock()
should be executed once before starting threads.
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On 10/19/2011 11:50 AM, Navneet wrote:
Thank you Bob and Dave,
Yes the file is as you expected,
I don't understand that comment.
I thought it is easy to figure out that you have to change the file
location in program
Don't make that assumption. Of course we can figure that ou
know the complete program ...just give me
some time ..
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On 10/19/2011 11:50 AM, Navneet wrote:
Thank you Bob and Dave,
Yes the file is as you expected,
I don't understand that comment.
I thought it is easy to figure out that you have to ch
On 10/22/2011 12:09 PM, lina wrote:
Hi,
I googled for a while, but failed to find the perfect answer,
for a string
['85CUR', '85CUR']
how can I unique it as:
['85CUR']
Try
set(['85CUR', '85CUR
h that subsequent calls have different behavior.
All of these could be done differently, but reassigning methods makes
the most sense to me.
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dictionary.
This will fail (as any other reverse dictionary approach will) if the
values are not hashable
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some confusion both in the question and the proposed
solutions regarding "lowercase".
Re your e.g. - is that the original or the result?
It's best to show both.
I have to assume that your e.g. is the original since it contains upper
case letters.
Do you want to change the case o
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On 10/28/2011 8:28 AM, Adrian wrote:
Thats the original alright bob, id like to change keys to lowercase
Thanks
Adrian
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lay the last card in each pile:
for pile in piles:
print values[pile[-1]],
What will your actual display look llike?
Will you completely reprint it after each move, or alter it in place?
How will you get the moves from the player?
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e B
and put it on pile H.
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On 11/15/2011 8:40 AM, Elwin Estle wrote:
I am attempting to write a text based spider solitaire
characters to be encoded ??
Your question makes no sense to me. Please explain what you mean by
encoding letters?
An example of input and output might also help.
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Another way of saying that is:
Translate those parts of the pseudocode to Python that you can.
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d your first question. Dictionaries do not have
duplicate keys. Your 2nd assignment using the key "Elway" replaced the
first.
2) Is there a way to print out the actual value of the key, like
Montana would be 0, Tarkington would be 1, etc?
Actual value? The actual value of Montana" is "Montana". Sounds like you
want the index of the entry as though it were in a list. Dictionaries
are not ordered so you can't get that unless you store it as part of the
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the desired result.
In theory the loop could run for a long time, as you could get an arbitrarily
long run of words that are already in the random_word_list. How could you fix
that?
There are any number of ways to simplify and improve the program. Are you
interested in hearing about them?
= name[1:]
What I want here is.. If the name starts with 'm' or 'f' or 'b', The
first letter should be removed.
But this isn't happening here.
Hugh answered your question.
PLEASE in future post in plain text rather than HTML.
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"m" or "f" or "b" gets evaluated first. The result is "m" (the first
non-false value)
then name[0] == "m" gets evaluated, which may be true or false.
the shortest way is name[0] in "mfb"
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ex.X = lonValue
vertex.Y = latValue
vertexArray.add(vertex)
polylineArray.add(currentPoint)
cursor = arcpy.InsertCursor(shapefile)
row = cursor.newRow()
row.Shape = vertexArray
cursor.insertRow(row)
del cursor
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to access that index
When passing to a function, you do this: findindex(*b)
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osses = ''.join(random.choice("HT") for i in range (N))
w = min(tosses.find("TTT") % N + 1,tosses.find("HHH") % N + 1)
if w == N: print 'no winner'
else: print tosses[:w+2], 'player %s wins.' %((w % 2) + 1,)
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On 11/29/2011 6:40 PM, emile wrote:
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I'm interested too.
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27;, 'o', 'o']
Why is that "u" coming in the middle from no where ??
input is returning user entry as unicode.
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same sum-of-5th-powers as 23154. Compute the sum then
see if it is composed of the source digits.
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On 12/18/2011 5:45 PM, Stayvoid wrote:
Hey there!
How to set it right?
You may not get an answer as your question is pretty vague.
Please clarify, or expand, or tell us what problem you are having or
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>>> "™"
'\xe2\x84\xa2'
What is this hex string?
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ssion_list.
The suite is then executed once for each item provided by the iterator,
in the order of ascending indices. Each item in turn is assigned to the
target list using the standard rules for assignments, and then the suite
is executed. When the items are exhausted (which is immediately wh
s a list consisting of tuples
containing the corresponding items from all iterables (a kind of
transpose operation). The /iterable/ arguments may be a sequence or
any iterable object; the result is always a list.
>>> print map(lambda x, y : x + y, (1,2,3), (4,5,6))
[5, 7, 9]
--
but not so for negative a.
>>> 5%3
2
>>> -5%3
1
>>>
FWIW the Python documentation (at least as of 2.7.2 has this wrong!)
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To unsubs
space-separated-tokens".
List indexing starts at 0, so tobetranslatedparts[2] refers to the 3rd
item of the list that was created by split().
If that does not help, please show us some sample lines.
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Second problem, but not a big one, is when I print the lists of names
as they are entered, I get quotations around the name.
I bet you are seeing something like ['joe', pete'] since you are
printing a list. true? In general copy and paste the undesired output in
the email
ay to do this, preferably without closing IPython?
in "normal" python:
import sys
reload(sys.modules['mymodule '])
from mymodule import myfunc
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ntire module, but I confess I
don't know how to reload a function using import like that... reload
doesn't seem to have any option for that
I'll watch this space to see if anyone else knows how.
Good idea. And now you know.
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I for one prefer plain text rather than HTML for email.
Please in the future post plain text. No colors, no unusual fonts.
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gram with a call to a function, Python does NOT
display the returned value.
A function that does not execute a return will return None; in the
interactive window nothing is displayed.
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>>> a
3
IOW if the line is blank, start with # or is a statement the interpreter
does not print anything (unless it is a print statement). For a messy
example:
>>> if 1:3;a=4;a
...
3
4
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"epeat previous command". I
can think of several unrelated meanings.
Personally I prefer an IDE. My favorites are PyCharm ($) and Python for
Windows (free).
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To u
so a
lava drop could become a sand grain.
That's all for now. Good coding!
I don't want to copy the game
Is there a Python version out there?
, I want to make my own to play around with Py(thon/game).
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quot; from
it? They are copied.
2 - comparing an integer to a string is always False
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Now you know, and you know how to find out!
To delve any deeper you'd have to inspect the c source for pow.
I'd assume it uses the c exponent operator
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old in place.
No one else caught this problem!
Since this is homework we we probably should not be offering alternative
solutions.
However I can't resist offering the one-line solution:
''.join(str(int(x)+1) if x.isdigit() else x for x in &#
I recommend Pam use another computer to publish events.
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On 2/8/2012 11:04 PM, Michael Lewis wrote:
Thanks Bob,
Thanks for what if you did not follow my suggestions?
Your code is still pretty buggy.
Please test it by running it, seeing that the result is not correct,
then try the desk checking
On 2/8/2012 11:04 PM, Michael Lewis wrote:
Thanks Bob,
My Bad - I did not examine all your code - I broke my own rule.
Your code is still a little buggy.
The below code is what I came up with without using your suggestion.
On a scale, how novice is mine compared to what you offered? I am
On 2/9/2012 6:56 PM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
bob gailer wrote:
Today is the third time Pam (connecting to the web site for event
publication) has run into an inexplicable Access error.
I don't think this has anything to do with learning Python.
You are right. I was surprised to
en are hard to follow, and a lot depends on
how your system is configured. Once we see the error you are getting we
can better help.
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i tried
print 'hello world','blue'
Where did you get the idea that that would do what you want? Did you
read the documentation regarding print? Please do not post stuff that is
obviously wrong!
No one can tell you how to create colored output until we know where yo
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