Python fuctional style iterative algoritm?
In Haskell there is a simple list function available
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What is the correct way to handle queries for a Flask RESTful endpoint?
I am creating an API using Flask-RESTful, and am attempting to make a resource that returns all items in a database that are like a user defined string.
Mutiply two column values in GoogleAds API V10
typicallyl in sql, you can use * to mutiply columns, but I am getting an error when trying to do so in my query below within GoogleAds API – anyone face this challenge before.
How do I pass args and kwargs to a REST endpoint built with FastAPI?
I am building a REST api using FastAPI. The goal is to run a python function over the network and return the result.
Flask/Jinja: Is there a way to use a Jinja variable as a parameter name in a Python call?
I have the following in an HTML file:
Using logical operators in an expression
I am trying to understand that bit of code: s = list() r = string() # actual bit of code: print(s and ‘ERROR’ or r or ‘EMPTY’) What this does: if s is not an empty list, then you must print ‘ERROR’ else if r is not an empty string you must print r else … Read more
Python store variable with two columns into table created with SQLite
I created a variable that stores patient ID and a count of the number of missed appointments per patient. I created a table with SQLite and I am trying to store my variable into my created table but I am getting an error of “ValueError: parameters are of unsupported type”. Here is my code so far:
How to get the True Negative Rate from this code?
I am in a larger code project and we have this one binary classifier. I want to calculate the TNR.
How to retrieve all variable names within a netcdf using GDAL
I am struggling to find a way to retrieve metadata information from a FILE using GDAL.
Specifically, I would like to retrieve the band names and the order in which they are stored in a given file (may that be a GEOTIFF or a NETCDF).
Matplotlib scatter points with random color and legend
Noob here but I’ve searched all over and cannot find any hints to help me with what I’m trying to do. I’ve written a python program to create a world ranking for marathon swimmers, and based on the database of results, a ranking can be generated for any given day. I want to create a not-crappy-looking chart showing a given athlete’s ranking progression over time with a step chart, and overlay points to represent days that they actually competed, and what the competition was.