How to use hex() without 0x in Python?
The hex() function in python, puts the leading characters 0x in front of the number. Is there anyway to tell it NOT to put them? So 0xfa230 will be fa230.
The hex() function in python, puts the leading characters 0x in front of the number. Is there anyway to tell it NOT to put them? So 0xfa230 will be fa230.
I am trying to catch a file sent with form and perform some operations on it before it will be saved. So I need to create a copy of this file in temp directory, but I don’t know how to reach it. Shutil’s functions fail to copy this file, since there is no path to it. So is there a way to do this operation in some other way ?
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I am trying include a python package (NLTK) with a Hadoop streaming job, but am not sure how to do this without including every file manually via the CLI argument, “-file”.
The below code makes the window not respond when started.. I wanted to make hangman game and I got the logic done and I was just trying to make the window pop up and its not responding. Also when I run the program, when I type in the letter and type another one then it erases the previous letter a writes the new letter with the underscores. How can I make it so that it keeps the previous letter and prints it with the new letter?
How can I change the default filter choice from ‘ALL’? I have a field named as status which has three values: activate, pending and rejected. When I use list_filter in Django admin, the filter is by default set to ‘All’ but I want to set it to pending by default.
I’m using matplotlib to make a histogram.
Currently, I have some code like this
Is there a math expressions parser + evaluator for Python?
I’d like to know the best way (more compact and “pythonic” way) to do a special treatment for the last element in a for loop. There is a piece of code that should be called only between elements, being suppressed in the last one.