I want to accept user input from the command line using the input() function, and I am expecting that the user provides input like x41x42x43 to input “ABC”. The user MUST enter input in the byte format, they can not provide the alphanumeric equivalent.
I am seeking to populate a pandas dataframe row-by-row, whereby each new row is calculated on the basis of the contents of the previous row. I am using this for simple financial projections.
import math a = math.sqrt(25) print(a) My output is 5.0, how can I get a 5 (whole number) instead? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue immediately. So please treat them as advisements. If you found the post helpful … Read more
I’m trying to create an API using FastAPI + MongoDB that can return multiple values from the request. The MongoDB is full of data and using mongoengine I can consult one or all data when sending a request to the specific endpoint.
What I’m trying to do now is receive one or more data from an endpoint, for example:
I have a hard time implementing a scrollbar into my Tkinter project. I’ve been through numerous articles and answered questions on how to implement a scrollbar, but I’m just unable to implement a working solution after an entire day of researching this one ‘simple’ matter.
I am trying to read 5 columns from a 6 column csv data and use each row in a formula and itarete for all the rows.
I’m trying to crawl bloomberg.com and find links for all English news articles. The problem with the below code is that, it does find a lot of articles from the first page but the it just goes into a loop that it does not return anything and goes once in a while.
I have a python app that run bash shell commands that require root priviledges. In terminal I type “sudo python3 main.py” then load python app file. Python app run mostly sudo commands so I always have to run it with sudo python3 main.py. In the main.py file in the beginning I have import settings.py file that save some important settings. settings.py file read and write INI File in home folder /home/username/.config/myapp/config.ini. So when I run the main.py app the settings.py create a folder myapp inside /home/username/.config/ and then create the config.ini filename.
Given a graph describing the relationships of the social network, create a program that tells the minimum amount of contacts to reach John.
async def main(): uuids = await get_uuids_from_text_file() tasks = [] # create a task for each uuid # and add it to the list of tasks for uuid in uuids: task = asyncio.create_task(make_hypixel_request(uuid)) tasks.append(task) # wait for all the tasks to finish responses = await asyncio.gather(*tasks) # run the functions to process the data for … Read more