Is it possible to get the results of a test (i.e. whether all assertions have passed) in a tearDown() method? I’m running Selenium scripts, and I’d like to do some reporting from inside tearDown(), however I don’t know if this is possible.
I’m making a project in python and I would like to create a random number that is cryptographically secure, How can I do that? I have read online that the numbers generated by the regular randomizer are not cryptographically secure, and that the function os.urandom(n) returns me a string, and not a number.
I have a set of points that make a shape (closed polyline). Now I want to copy/crop all pixels from some image inside this shape, leaving the rest black/transparent. How do I do this?
I have following script which is converting a CSV file to an XLSX file, but my column size is very narrow. Each time I have to drag them with mouse to read data. Does anybody know how to set column width in openpyxl?
I have values like this:
It’s somewhat common knowledge that Python functions can have a maximum of 256 arguments. What I’m curious to know is if this limit applies to *args and **kwargs when they’re unrolled in the following manner:
With a dataframe and basic plot such as this:
Whats a simple code that does parallel processing in python 2.7? All the examples Ive found online are convoluted and include unnecessary codes.
Is there a way to use the numpy.percentile function to compute weighted percentile? Or is anyone aware of an alternative python function to compute weighted percentile?
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