[Solved] Using python to search a website and return results [closed]
Good places to start include the Requests module and BeautifulSoup. solved Using python to search a website and return results [closed]
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[Solved] How to convert String to Json using Regex?
Limit the use of Regex to clean up the string, then put the cleaned string into json. Remember that the JSON specification uses double quotes “. solved How to convert String to Json using Regex?
[Solved] Iterating through json object with python help needed [closed]
i was able to fix this by setting a new object based on the current key def get_player_key(search_name, requestor): players = get_all_players() found_players = [] for player_id in players: player = players[player_id] if player[‘search_full_name’] == search_name: #Blah Blah Blah solved Iterating through json object with python help needed [closed]
[Solved] breaking a list in to lists in python?
You can try using list comprehensions with a combination of joining and splitting: your_list = [[int(j) for j in i.split()] for i in ‘ ‘.join(data).split(‘<>’)] 6 solved breaking a list in to lists in python?
[Solved] using sqlite3 in python with “WITH” keyword
From the docs: http://docs.python.org/2/library/sqlite3.html#using-the-connection-as-a-context-manager Connection objects can be used as context managers that automatically commit or rollback transactions. In the event of an exception, the transaction is rolled back; otherwise, the transaction is committed: So, the context manager doesn’t release the connection, instead, it ensures that any transactions occurring on the connection are rolled back … Read more
[Solved] Understanding recursion with the Fibonacci Series
When in doubt, just break it down. The tree flow is actually counter-intuitive to the actual control flow, but once you understand the sequence of calls, it becomes clearer. The thing to understand here is that you keep breaking down a larger computation to a sum of smaller computations, and you stop when you hit … Read more
[Solved] How to scrape HTML using Python for NOWTV available movies
You can mimic what the page is doing in terms of paginated results (https://www.nowtv.com/stream/all-movies/page/1) and extract movies from the script tag of each page. Although the below could use some re-factoring it shows how to obtain the total number of films, calculate the films per page, and issue requests to get all films using Session … Read more
[Solved] using “?” as a stand-in for a single letter
If you want to avoid regular expressions altogether and need to support only that single case illustrated in your post, then this should work: def match(string, pattern): if len(string) != len(pattern): return False for s, p in zip(string, pattern): if s != p and p != ‘?’: return False return True Execution example: >>> match(‘ABC’, … Read more
[Solved] Remove nan from annotations [closed]
@user1672063: The following solve your problem: # let name your initial record “record” # record = [{‘yanchor’: ‘bottom’, ‘xanchor’: ‘auto’, ‘x’: u’2018-Q3′, ‘y’: 169.80000000000001, ‘text’: ‘169.8’, ‘showarrow’: False},..] # # Let initialise a new record newrecord = [] for d in record: if d[‘y’] is nan: # provided that you “import numpy.nan as nan” at … Read more
[Solved] If condition using Python [closed]
According to numpy.where documentation, it only takes 3 arguments, condition and x (if true),y (if false) array_like. To get your desired output: db[‘Condition’] = numpy.where(db[‘Value’] < 50, ‘Less than 50’, numpy.where(db[‘Value’]<100, ‘Less than 100′,’More than 100’)) 1 solved If condition using Python [closed]
[Solved] How to execute a function inside a python script on a string [closed]
First, it is not a good idea to do so from security viewpoint. But, if you want to do it, you can do it this way: import os script = “”” print(“Executed!”) “”” with open(‘script.py’,’w’) as fhand: fhand.write(script) os.system(‘python script.py’) You can write the string in script to another *.py file and then run that … Read more
[Solved] python code doesn’t work correctly after compiling with pyinstaller
I think you need to edit tpopup.py so that it has the setup of whatever you need to do for setup like you had: # your setup code goes where it was here Then, put the rest of the code into a function, say for example: def open_popup(maybe_with_arguments): # rest of the code here And … Read more
[Solved] How to get product price from json [closed]
What happens? You try to find a price in the json, but there is no price information available. How to get the price? You have to call another api with the productId per item: requests.get(‘https://www.adidas.com/api/search/product/’+item[‘productId’],headers=headers) Example import requests url = “https://www.adidas.com/api/plp/content-engine?” params = { ‘sitePath’: ‘us’, ‘query’: ‘women-athletic_sneakers’ } headers = { ‘User-Agent’: ‘Mozilla/5.0 (Windows … Read more
[Solved] Process each element in a list for each line from a text file [closed]
You need to split each string into each port, then print each one. And you can use enumerate() to get the line number. # Example data port_strings = [ ‘443, 9993’, ‘443, 3389, 445’, ‘443, 22, 3389, 23’, ‘3389, 445, 443’, ‘443, 3389, 445’] for i, port_string in enumerate(port_strings, 1): print(‘line’, i) for port in … Read more
[Solved] My python manage.py runserver Not Working? [closed]
if it show ‘python’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file. it means that you do not have installed python in your pc. You can install it using the official page: https://www.python.org/downloads/ Don’t forget to check “Add python to environment variables”! 🙂 0 solved My python manage.py runserver … Read more