I’m a complete rookie to Python, but it seems like a given string is able to be (effectively) arbitrary length. i.e. you can take a string str and keeping adding to it: str += "some stuff...". Is there a way to make an array of such strings?
I would like to understand how to use dis (the dissembler of Python bytecode). Specifically, how should one interpret the output of dis.dis (or dis.disassemble)?
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I would like to make a deepcopy of a function in Python. The copy module is not helpful, according to the documentation, which says:
I’ve got a the following “bars and stars” algorithm, implemented in Python, which prints out all decomposition of a sum into 3 bins, for sums going from 0 to 5.
I’d like to generalise my code so it works with N bins (where N less than the max sum i.e 5 here).
The pattern is if you have 3 bins you need 2 nested loops, if you have N bins you need N-1 nested loops.
I would like to implement itertools.combinations for numpy. Based on this discussion, I have a function that works for 1D input:
In the snippet below, the non-capturing group "(?:aaa)" should be ignored in the matching result,
How to remove tkinter icon from title bar in it’s window
I’ve recently upgraded PyQt5 from 5.5.1 to 5.6.0 using the Windows 32-bit installer here: https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download5. I’ve also upgraded my python from 3.4 to 3.5.
I’m trying to create a thread, that does stuff in the background. I need to be able to effectively ‘pause’ it when I need to and ‘resume’ it again later. Also, if the thread is in the middle of doing something when I ‘pause’ it, it should make the calling thread wait until it finishes what it’s doing.