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[Solved] Python String Between [closed]

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If you look at what is being downloaded, you can see that the data is encoded in UTF-8. Just add the decode(‘UTF-8’) method to convert the download to something Python 3 can work with: import urllib.request url=”http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/PLUG:US” sock = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read().decode(‘UTF-8’) print(sock.count(“data_values”), sock.count(“show_1D”)) # 1 1 string2=sock.replace(“data_values”,”show_1D”) print (string2.count(“data_values”), string2.count(“show_1D”)) # 0 2 While that may … Read more

[Solved] how to join a certain string values in a list

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Using unpacking: [*my_lst[:2], set(my_lst[2:])] Output: [‘a’, ‘b’, {‘c’, ‘d’, ‘e’, ‘f’, ‘g’}] You can make the last element as a whole string with str: [*my_lst[:2], str(set(my_lst[2:]))] Output: [‘a’, ‘b’, “{‘f’, ‘d’, ‘e’, ‘c’, ‘g’}”] 9 solved how to join a certain string values in a list

[Solved] Trying to keep the same type after saving a dataframe in a csv file

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csv files does not have a datatype definition header or something similar. So when your read a csv pandas tries to guess the types and this can change the datatypes. You have two possibile solutions: Provide the datatype list when you do read_csv with dtype and parse_dates keywords (https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.read_csv.html) Use a different file format that … Read more

[Solved] convert dictionary into xls file using python openpyxl library

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import csv one_year_reserved = { ‘australia-central’: 0.0097, ‘usgov-virginia’: 0.00879, ‘us-south-central’: 0.00731, ‘france-south’: 0.01119, ‘us-west’: 0.00719, ‘europe-north’: 0.00822, ‘asia-pacific-east’: 0.0097, ‘japan-east’: 0.00799, ‘west-india’: 0.00833, ‘united-kingdom-west’: 0.00685, ‘usgov-arizona’: 0.00879, ‘brazil-south’: 0.00982, ‘australia-east’: 0.00776, ‘us-west-2’: 0.00605, ‘asia-pacific-southeast’: 0.00776, ‘south-india’: 0.01005, ‘us-central’: 0.00731, ‘us-east-2’: 0.00605, ‘south-africa-west’: 0.01016, ‘canada-central’: 0.00674, ‘south-africa-north’: 0.00811, ‘canada-east’: 0.00685, ‘us-east’: 0.00605, ‘korea-south’: 0.00639, ‘united-kingdom-south’: 0.00685, … Read more

[Solved] How transform days to hours, minutes and seconds in Python

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The timedelta object doesn’t have hours property. Only microseconds, seconds and days. Use: myTime=”%02d:%02d:%02d.%06d” % (myTime.days*24 + myTime.seconds // 3600, (myTime.seconds % 3600) // 60, myTime.seconds % 60, myTime.microseconds) 3 solved How transform days to hours, minutes and seconds in Python

[Solved] Python: Print list sequence

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Your answer is here: The Python Tutorial However, here you go: lists = int(raw_input(‘Introduce the number of lists you want to have: ‘)) for i in xrange(lists): numbers = int(raw_input(‘Introduce how many numbers you want it to have: ‘)) l = [] for j in xrange(numbers): l.append(int(input(‘Number: ‘))) print l 0 solved Python: Print list … Read more

[Solved] How can i shorten this python code [closed]

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You can use a for loop. range(5) loops 5 times whatever is inside it. The _ is to indicate that you don’t want to use the value returned by the iterator (In this case range(5)) for _ in range(5): if (value0 == 100): send_rckey(rc_exit) else: send_rckey(rc_program_up) value0 = checkPicture(15) For better understanding about for loop … Read more

[Solved] How to sort/order tuple of ip address in python

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You can do it like this: a = [{‘host’: u’10.219.1.1′}, {‘host’: u’10.91.1.1′}, {‘host’: u’10.219.4.1′}, {‘host’: : ‘10.91.4.1’}] sorted(a, key=lambda x: tuple(int(i) for i in x[‘host’].split(‘.’))) # [{‘host’: ‘10.91.1.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.91.4.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.219.1.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.219.4.1’}] sorted(a, key=lambda x: tuple(int(i) for i in x[‘host’].split(‘.’))[::-1]) # [{‘host’: ‘10.91.1.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.219.1.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.91.4.1’}, {‘host’: ‘10.219.4.1’}] 2 solved How to … Read more

[Solved] How to print a single backslash in python in a string? [duplicate]

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In IDLE (Python’s Integrated Development and Learning Environment), expression values have their representation echoed to stdout. As https://docs.python.org/3/library/idle.html explains: The repr function is used for interactive echo of expression values. It returns an altered version of the input string in which control codes, some BMP codepoints, and all non-BMP codepoints are replaced with escape codes. … Read more

[Solved] Python 3- assigns grades [duplicate]

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You defined your function to be getScore() but you’re calling getScores(), so as would be expected this throws an error because the function you’re calling doesn’t actually exist / hasn’t been defined. Addendum: Since you changed your question, after fixing the previous error. Likewise you’re calling grades, but grades is defined in your other function … Read more

[Solved] (?:\d[ -]*?){13,16} – confused with the priority that is given in matching the pattern to the given regex [duplicate]

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It captures 13-16 digits, each followed by zero or more spaces or dashes (the [ -]*?). In other words, the {13,16} applies to the entire group (?:\d[ -]*?). So, it could capture, for example, 1–2-3–4-5-6 7—–8-9-0-1-2-3-4-5-6-. In your sample case, it captures these 16 chunks: 4 5 6 4- 1 2 3 4- 4 3 … Read more