I’m currently developing EV calculator using python and django. I get a key error exception when trying to access a dictionary key in an if statement inside a function.
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I am trying to apply my own function. Below you can see the data and function.
I have a data frame “p” and a np array “b” as follow
I have an input dictionary like:
I’m trying to print a certain sentence from an external file in python. The file is a .log file.
a= {‘A’ : [1, 2,3,4], ‘B’ : [‘FOOTBALL’,’BASKETBALL’,’HANDBALL’,’VOLLEYBALL’], ‘C’ : [[5,10,15,40],[1,4],[20,10,40],[10,40]] } How can I remove the element 40 from C if B is different to FOOTBALL Like this : A B C 0 1 FOOTBALL [5, 10, 15, 40] 1 2 BASKETBALL [1, 4] 2 3 HANDBALL [20, 10] 3 4 VOLLEYBALL [10] Answers: … Read more
When the data range of logarithmic plots does not include a full factor of 10, the current (v3.5) Matplotlib code does not automatically produce publication-quality figures (see below). How can one correct this limitation?
my_list = ['', 'drive', 'test', filename] path = os.path.join(*my_list) Result for path is drive/test/filename The desired result for path would be /drive/test/filename (with the leading slash, because i do have a ”, at the start of my_list I ended up using os.path.sep.join(my_list), which produces /drive/test/filename with the leading slash as desired, but i was wondering … Read more
By searching for ‘python dual-stack’, I found https://bugs.python.org/issue25667 where someone mentions that this was already resolved in https://bugs.python.org/issue17561. In the latter issue, one of the last messages helpfully mentions what the implemented solution is: