Try this way. but you have to confirm that each row list length must equal to 6. list1 = [] list2 = [] with open(‘example.log’) as f: for i in f.readlines(): if (len(i.split(‘,’)) == 6): list1.append(i.split(‘,’)[4]) list2.append(i.split(‘,’)[5]) print(list1) print(list2) 1 solved Reading log files in python
We can try using str.replace here: df[“first_middle_name”] = df[“full_name”].replace(“\s+\S+$”, “”) See the above regex replacement working in the demo link below. Demo solved Removing last words in each row in pandas dataframe
You need to group the both the expression under the division bar in parentheses: >>> ( … (.310 * .290) / .260 … / … ( … (.310 * .290) / .260 … + … ((1 – .310) * (1 – .290) / (1 – .260)) … ) … ) 0.3430943785456421 This ensures that the … Read more
def get_smallest_length(x): return [k for k in x.keys() if len(x.get(k))==min([len(n) for n in x.values()])] def get_largest_sum(x): return [k for k in x.keys() if sum(x.get(k))==max([sum(n) for n in x.values()])] x = {‘a’: [4, 2], ‘c’: [4, 3], ‘b’: [3, 4], ‘e’: [4], ‘d’: [4, 3], ‘g’: [4], ‘f’: [4]} print get_smallest_length(x) print get_largest_sum(x) Returns: [‘e’, ‘g’, … Read more
I hope I’ve fixed all the indentations: def make_list(number) : # function to make a list of numbers names = [] # create an empty list for i in range(number): # range(number) is a list of numbers from 0 to number-1 names.append(input(“Enter your name: “)) # append() adds an element to the end of the … Read more
Opening files in python is relative to the current working directory. This means you would have to change cd to the directory where this python file is located. If you want a more robust solution: To be able to run this from any directory, there is a simple trick: import os PATH = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ‘../../test.txt’) … Read more
This is a Python3 example I got from https://www.kite.com/python/answers/how-to-check-if-a-network-port-is-open-in-python import socket a_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) port = 8080 location = (“127.0.0.1”, port) check = a_socket.connect_ex(location) if check == 0: print(“Port is open”) else: print(“Port is not open”) 1 solved Check If Port is Open in Python3?
I can’t test it since you didn’t provide a working example, but the first thing I notice is that you increment trow after you add the row, so the last row is trow – 1. Since you’ll need to decrement it anyway just do that before you try to delete. def delete_row(): trow -= 1 … Read more
Sorry for the confusion regarding my previous answer. The problem was that you were appending n instead of i in myList.append(n). Moreover, you could simply use sum to sum your list. Your output was wrong because you were appending the number n and hence when you do sum=sum+myList[i], you were just adding n to the … Read more
You must have used the variable – sum (int datatype) earlier which is different from the inbuilt function sum() you are trying to call. Hence, it is usually not advisable to use pre-defined in-built function names for variables. 1 solved Getting the TypeError – ‘int’ object is not callable [closed]
Some questions like that should really be accompanied by the real intention behind the code. The reason is that some problems should be solved completely differently. In the body of the script, the return can be used to quit the script. From another point of view, you can just remember the situation in a variable … Read more
Suppose your dictionary is called test_dict. This will give you desired result. from functools import reduce result = reduce(lambda x,y: x-y, [int(i[1]) for i in test_dict.values()]) solved How to subtract a value in the dictionary [closed]
As is, your code shoud do nothing. I guess you are calling Main() in some way. But the function doObjects is never called. Moreover, you may have forgotten to add self.list1 = list1 in your function definition The good way to do this could be first to add to your script at the end: M … Read more
I finally find out what was wrong here’s my new code import vtk import numpy as np import os import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import PIL import Image DEBUG =False directory=”splitted_mri/” l = [] k=0 #add the next picture in a differente level of depth/z-positions for file in os.listdir(directory): img = directory + file if DEBUG … Read more
17:30 comes after 4:00, so anything with start <= x <= end will evaluate to false, because it implies that end (4:00) is larger than start (17:30), which is never true. What you must do instead is check whether it’s past 17:30 or it’s before 4:00: import datetime now_time = datetime.datetime.now().time() start = datetime.time(17, 30) … Read more