Im trying to do a HTTPS GET with basic authentication using python. Im very new to python and the guides seem to use diffrent librarys to do things. (http.client, httplib and urllib). Can anyone show me how its done? How can you tell the standard library to use?
I have a thread class “MyThread” and my main application which is simply called “Gui”. I want to create a few objects from the thread class but for this example I created only one object. The thread class does some work, then emits a signal to the Gui class, indicating that a user input is needed (this indication for now is simply changing the text of a button). Then the thread should wait for a user input (in this case a button click) and then continue doing what it is doing…
I have created a button class in pygame and although the button itself is displaying, my text is not showing up. Also I have some conditions to change the colour when the mouse is over the button. I have achieved the desired result using hard coded values in my main function, however I want to use a class the handle my various button as I might have quite a few buttons.
Hello I am here because I have a problem, I am learning pygame but my game cannot changes rotation while moving.
I am developing a package that has a file structure similar to the following:
I have a DataFrame with a few columns. One columns contains a symbol for which currency is being used, for instance a euro or a dollar sign. Another column contains a budget value. So for instance in one row it could mean a budget of 5000 in euro and in the next row it could say a budget of 2000 in dollar.
I have a folder for my client code, a folder for my server code, and a folder for code that is shared between them
I have a Macbook with OS X El Captain. I think that Python 2.7 comes preinstalled on it. However, I installed Python 3.5 too. When I started using Python 3, I read that if I want to install a package, I should type:
When a Python list is known to always contain a single item, is there a way to access it other than:
I downloaded my Facebook messenger data (in your Facebook account, go to settings, then to Your Facebook information, then Download your information, then create a file with at least the Messages box checked) to do some cool statistics