[Solved] Extract variable names from file [closed]

[ad_1] I don’t know about sed or R, but in Python: >>> import re >>> i = “””NOTE: Variable Variable_S1 already exists on file D1.D, using Var_S8 instead. NOTE: The variable name more_than_eight_letters_m has been truncated to ratio_s. NOTE: Variable ratio_s already exists on file D1.D, using Var_S9 instead.””” >>> print(re.findall(r'(\w+_\w+)’, i)) [‘Variable_S1’, ‘Var_S8’, ‘more_than_eight_letters_m’, … Read more

[Solved] How to generate a 12 digit number, but all the digits summed together must equal 55?

[ad_1] Print them recursively: def gen_num(trailing, depth, left): if depth < 11: for i in range(max(0,min(10, left))): gen_num(trailing*10+i, depth+1, left-i) elif depth == 11: if left < 10: print trailing*10+left for i in range(1,10): gen_num(i, 1, 55-i) [ad_2] solved How to generate a 12 digit number, but all the digits summed together must equal 55?

[Solved] Below code is weird

[ad_1] The reason for this is that every counter(7) call creates a separate count instance and separate incr function. When you call them, you actually refer to different variables count thus the results are as shown above. 2 [ad_2] solved Below code is weird

[Solved] Python: How to get names of arguments in a list in a lambda?

[ad_1] It’s not possible. The best solution will be using a function with *args and possible **kwargs: argsneeded = [‘foo’, ‘bar’] def whatever(**kwargs): if not all(x in kwargs for x in argsneeded): raise ValueError(‘required kwarg is missing’) 0 [ad_2] solved Python: How to get names of arguments in a list in a lambda?

[Solved] How can i delete multiple images from multiple folders using python [closed]

[ad_1] import os import random for folder in folder_paths: # Go over each folder path files = os.listdir(folder) # Get filenames in current folder files = random.sample(files, 900) # Pick 900 random files for file in files: # Go over each file name to be deleted f = os.path.join(folder, file) # Create valid path to … Read more

[Solved] person is eligible to play on the team

[ad_1] Here are few quick points I noticed: 1.Indentation issue for the if statement in the age condition. This if statement should ideally be within the if statement of gender==f. The way python requires you to write/use “and” condition. You can look at the syntax here https://www.learnpython.org/en/Conditions If someone enters an age out of the … Read more