[Solved] Create MySQL database with python [closed]
[ad_1] Use the built-in module argparse. Or optparse if you’re stuck on Python 2.6 or earlier. 1 [ad_2] solved Create MySQL database with python [closed]
[ad_1] Use the built-in module argparse. Or optparse if you’re stuck on Python 2.6 or earlier. 1 [ad_2] solved Create MySQL database with python [closed]
[ad_1] Using the regular expressions as suggested by AChampion, you can do the following. string = “44-23+44*4522″ import re result = re.findall(r’\d+’,string) The r” signifies raw text, the ‘\d’ find a decimal character and the + signifies 1 or more occurrences. If you expect floating points in your string that you don’t want to be … Read more
[ad_1] I guess the script outputs the config file? Then just pipe it to a file like this: python generateHadoopConfig.py > myconfig.conf [ad_2] solved Generating configuration file using python
[ad_1] What about creating a small function that turns the lists into strings and runs a regex against it, You could tidy this up, or I could if you approve this concept I’m not a regex, expert I’m sure there is another way to do this without using the AttribeError but this will work, someone … Read more
[ad_1] The divmod function does exactly what you want: >>> a, b = divmod(9,5) >>> a 1 >>> b 4 However, if you want to define your own function, this should work: def divide(n1, n2): quotient = n1 // n2 remainder = n1 % n2 return (quotient, remainder) The // operator represents integer division, and … Read more
[ad_1] You want something like the following: d = {x[:2]:’item’+str(i+1) for i, x in enumerate(my_list)} I’m going to break down how this works so it’s less “python voodoo” in the future: Firstly, we want the first two values from each tuple in the list. This is done by list slicing: x[:2]. This says “give me … Read more
[ad_1] You need to set the delimiter to csv.reader function: csvreader = csv.reader(textfile, delimiter=”\t”) You didn’t do it in your code, so Python doesn’t split the line of your CSV file. That’s why it gives the error. If you have the file with all the columns of MySQL table, you can use LOAD DATA INFILE … Read more
[ad_1] In your code, the label is placed, and after 2 seconds it is destroyed. It is never actually shown in your window however as it is not updated. This is as when entering Tk’s mainloop, it updates the window in a loop, checking if changes have been made. In your case, you are preventing … Read more
[ad_1] Consider saving all the details in a dictionary with the primary key as the name and pin & balance as secondary keys. Then, you can save it to a json file. import json accdict ={} accdict[‘Obi’] = {‘Name’:’Obi Ezeakachi’,’Pin’:1111,’Balance’: 5000} Continue for all the accounts. with open(‘accounts.json’,’w’) as f: f.write(json.dumps(accdict)) You can now manipulate … Read more
[ad_1] def look_up(to_search,target): for (index , item) in enumerate(to_search): if item == target: break # break statement here will break flow of for loop else: return(-1) # when you write return statement in function function will not execute any line after it return(index) print(“This line never be printed”) # this line is below return statement … Read more
[ad_1] textfile=open(‘somefile.txt’,’r’) text_list=[line.split(‘ ‘) for line in textfile] unique_words=[word for word in text_list if word not in unique_words] print(len(unique_words)) That’s the general gist of it [ad_2] solved how do I count unique words of text files in specific directory with Python? [closed]
[ad_1] It’s unclear what ResultSet is and its format from your question, however the following example code might be helpful: import csv csv_filename=”result_set.csv” ResultSet = {“(u’maxbotix_depth’, None)”: [{u’time’: u’2017-07-12T12:15:54.107488923Z’, u’value’: 7681}, {u’time’: u’2017-07-12T12:26:01.295268409Z’, u’value’: 7672}]} with open(csv_filename, mode=”wb”) as csv_file: writer = csv.writer(csv_file) for obj in ResultSet[“(u’maxbotix_depth’, None)”]: time, value = obj[u’time’], obj[u’value’] print(‘time: {}, … Read more
[ad_1] You didn’t provide enough information, but my psychic powers tell me that when you were prompted with “Enter an animal “, you typed input. Try to mentally walk through what your code is doing, particularly when you get to: exec(“%s = %s” % (i[3::], raw_input(“Enter ” + i + ” “))) So for the … Read more
[ad_1] Try: #Use pd.Categorical to ensure sorting if column is not lexicographical ordered. df[‘type’] = pd.Categorical(df[‘type’], ordered=True, categories=[‘s1′,’s2′,’s3’]) df[‘result’] = df.sort_values(‘type’).groupby(‘name’)[‘value’].diff(-1) df[‘result’] = df[‘result’].lt(0).mask(df[‘result’].isna(),”) df Output: index name type value result 0 1 A s1 20 False 1 2 A s2 10 2 3 B s1 18 True 3 4 B s2 32 False 4 … Read more
[ad_1] age = “” try: age = self.age_var.get() except ValueError: showinfo(“Error:”, “Please Enter A Number In Age Field.”) Have a look Here 9 [ad_2] solved Getting UnboundLocalError: local variable ‘age’ referenced before assignment error