Write a function, shut_down, that takes one parameter (you can use
anything you like; in this case, we’d use s for string). The shut_down
function should return “Shutting down…” when it gets “Yes”, “yes”,
or “YES” as an argument, and “Shutdown aborted!” when it gets “No”,
“no”, or “NO”.
I am trying to install airnotifier on my machine, I am getting this error
I have the following code and it fails, because it cannot read the file from disk. The image is always None.
I have a program that runs a long process after you click an action button. As the process is running the root window will say that it is not responding even though I know the program is running in the background. This program is going to be released to a few people that I work with and I want to make sure they don’t freak out and close the window when they see this. The solution I have is sitting a root.update in the loop of the process that is running but I am not sure this was the best fix.
I have some binary data which is in Python in the form of an array of byte strings.
I have a xarray dataset with irregular spaced latitude and longitudes coordinates. My goal is to find the value of a variable at the point nearest a certain lat/lon.
this is a rather similar question to this question but with one key difference: I’m selecting the data I want to change not by its index but by some criteria.
I need a double inheritance for a class.
I tried several syntaxes but I don’t understand the concept of metaclass.