The issue is that openpyxl doesn’t evaluate the formula in excel. it will only return the last value saved by excel or ‘None’ (with data_only=True). The latter is what is happening when you change an input cell and use [cell].value to call the value of the cell with the formula. When you don’t change the … Read more
The problem is that you’re not ensuring that the steps in your walk are valid. The way you have it currently, walk could pick a neighboor that is out of the bounds of the maze. For example, if a maze is 5×5, attempting to access maze[5][?] or maze[?][5] will result in an IndexError like you … Read more
You are not printing the result instead you are returning it. So you could either print the function print(quiz()) or change the return for a print inside the quiz function. def quiz(): print(‘Welcome. This is a 10 question math quiz\n’) score = 0 for i in range(10): correct = askQuestion() if correct: score += 1 … Read more
In your code it looks as though you are checking if the head of the snake collide with itself, which will always return True. You need to individually check that the head of snake does not collide with any of it’s trailing segments: for segment in SnakeSegments[2:]: if pygame.sprite.collide_rect(h, segment): pass # collision detected, game-over … Read more
This isnt exactly what you asked for but it will get you started. import os #bring in the necessary library to access your specific os filename = raw_input(“Enter file: “) #get user input dirList = os.listdir(‘.’) #get the current directory listing if filename in dirList: #if the filename sought was in that dirlist…. print “file … Read more
The function only prints out “Hello “. Then it returns, and its return value is “World.”. Returning means the function is finished and the interpreter continues wherever it was before the function was called, so whatever comes after the return is irrelevant. You called it as print doPrint(), which calls the function and prints whatever … Read more
(‘The SQL contains 0 parameter markers, but 50 parameters were supplied’, ‘HY000’) or TypeError: ‘tuple’ object is not callable solved (‘The SQL contains 0 parameter markers, but 50 parameters were supplied’, ‘HY000’) or TypeError: ‘tuple’ object is not callable
There are many issues with your code. And you should first learn and try as much as you can on your own. I am also a beginner so I know what you are thinking. For some quick edits to make it workable: n1 = 0 n2 = 1 n3 = 0 for i in range(10): … Read more
The tricky part is aligning the several table entries and the table headers. For this, we first have to find out how long the longest entry in each column is. pad then can be used to add a number of padding spaces to the given string. fields = [“ident”, “make”, “model”, “disp”, “power”, “luxury”] max_len … Read more
First, you should be more specific of what you expect. If you want your list to be the sum of the numbers in the tuples, here’s what you can do: listnum = [sum(x) for x in listnum] 1 solved How can I add tuples in a list? [closed]
You can do with numpy and itertools: from numpy import linspace, prod from itertools import combinations arr = np.array([1,2,3,4]) [sum([prod(x) for x in combinations(arr,int(i))]) for i in linspace(1,len(arr), len(arr))] [10, 35, 50, 24] solved How to get sum of products of all combinations in an array in Python? [closed]
You’re asking what ML representation you should use for user-classification of chat text. bag-of-words and word-vector are the main representations generally used in text-processing. However user-classification of chat is not the usual text-processing task, we look for telltale features indicative of a specific user. Here are some: character length, word length, sentence length of each … Read more
Two major issues: 1) You are storing the results in chos_items, then not doing anything with them. full_items, when you exit the while loop, contains “end” or “” print(“That would be, {}”.format(‘ ‘.join([items[int(item)] for item in chos_items]))) Will give you a list of all the items chosen, but it won’t give how many, as you … Read more
I have the answer here: Adding testcase results to Quality Center Run from a outside Python Script Basically, instead of mystep.Field(“ST_ACTUAL”) = aActual, I can simply do this mystep.SetField(“ST_ACTUAL”, “my actual result”) solved Quality Center: Set a Step Field in Python
The most pythonic way to do this is the following: def count_start_spaces(s): return len(s) – len(s.lstrip()) Given the following input: strings = [“Test1 False (String 1)”,” Test2 False (String 2)”,” Test3 False (String 3)”] list(map(count_start_space, strings)) # output: [0, 4, 8] 2 solved Count consecutive spaces( ) at the start of the string in Python [closed]