Logging setLevel is being ignored
The below code is copied from the documentation. I am supposed to be able to see all the info logs. But I don’t. I am only able to see the warn and above even though I’ve set setLevel to INFO.
The below code is copied from the documentation. I am supposed to be able to see all the info logs. But I don’t. I am only able to see the warn and above even though I’ve set setLevel to INFO.
I have a Python list and I want to know what’s the quickest way to count the number of occurrences of the item, '1' in this list. In my actual case, the item can occur tens of thousands of times which is why I want a fast way.
I’m working on a nifty little function:
I’m developing/testing a package in my local directory. I want to import it in the interpreter (v2.5), but sys.path does not include the current directory. Right now I type in sys.path.insert(0,'.'). Is there a better way?
I’m sure this is very simple but I’ve been unable to get it working correctly. I need to have my main python script call another python script and pass variables from the original script to the script that I’ve called
I’m writing a script(multi-threaded) to retrieve contents from a website, and the site’s not very stable so every now and then there’s hanging http request which cannot even be time-outed by socket.setdefaulttimeout(). Since I have no control over that website, the only thing I can do is to improve my codes but I’m running out of ideas right now.
Using Python, how can i extract the field id to a variable? Basicaly, i to transform this:
is there a way to detect if user trying to close window?
For example, in Tkinter we can do something like this:
I’m using the following code to open and display a workbook within Excel:
I attempt to solve this problem 6 in this notebook. The question is to train a simple model on this data using 50, 100, 1000 and 5000 training samples by using the LogisticRegression model from sklearn.linear_model.