[Solved] How to browse using python? [closed]

You can do that using Selenium and automate google search first install selenium in your idle or pycharm Selenium pip install selenium install Chromedriver Download the chrome browser from here (choose the version for your system) After downloading, extract it and then copy the file in the folder of the script. from selenium import webdriver … Read more

[Solved] Understand python syntax reduce lambda

set(y) | x is the union of set(y) and x. The set() at the end is the initial value for reduce(), the first value of x that will be used so that the function can get going. The first value in structures will be the first value of y. If you left out the initial … Read more

[Solved] Error when writing file

Here a short answer : the value that you want is ‘w’ which is a string but in line 3-5 you are executing code for integer using the list,length and index of list Rather than this try to code: write() with an string Then It will work 1 solved Error when writing file

[Solved] How can I extract the title from a URL in Python without using any external module?

Let html be an HTML string (say, the HTML source of this particular page). You can find the opening and closing tags with str.find(). The string is converted to the lower case to allow case-insensitive search. start = html.lower().find(‘<title>’) + len(‘<title>’) end = html.lower().find(‘</title>’) You can then extract the part of the HTML string between … Read more

[Solved] Python – Error in my program

Python interprets parens next to an object as “try to call this object”. If you want to multiply two things together, you need to explicitly tell python to multiply. So it should be: R1 = ((33192)*e)**3583*((1/T)-(1/40)) (added asterisk between 3583 and ((1/T)-(1/40))) Edit: Right, that number is too large for float Using decimal to deal … Read more

[Solved] Extracting using a string pattern in Regex- Python

Use (.*)(?:Bangalore) pattern >>> line = (“Kathick Kumar, Bangalore who was a great person and lived from 29thMarch 1980 – 21 Dec 2014”) >>> import re >>> regex = re.compile(‘(.*)(?:Bangalore)’) >>> result = regex.search(line) >>> print(result.group(0)) Kathick Kumar, Bangalore >>> 1 solved Extracting using a string pattern in Regex- Python

[Solved] infinite loop until one of three conditions is True. Python

You can add an if condition inside an infinite while loop to break out of it. Also your run_test() function must return the score, see below: class Question: def __init__(self, prompt, answer): self.prompt = prompt self.answer = answer def run_test(questions): score = 0 for question in questions: while True: answer = input(question.prompt) if answer in … Read more