[ad_1] Maybe your django project is using a different version than the one installed on your computer. This issue happened to me when I updated django using pip, only to find out that my django project is no longer compatible. I had to find out which version my project was using and I reinstalled it. … Read more
[ad_1] Step 1: Find the version of Python that you are using (Is it 2.7 or 3.5 or any other?) Step 2: Click on this link and find ‘Matplotlib’. http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pip Download the .whl according to the version of python you are using.Here, I have shown for version 2.7 Step 3: Copy the .whl and place … Read more
[ad_1] The program has no need to store the input history. All you need is the best result so far, that being the size of the lead and the player who held it. You accumulate the score, round by round. At the end of each round, you check to see whether the current lead is … Read more
[ad_1] . def isPrime(N): i = 2 while i**2 <= N: if N % i == 0: return False i+=1 return True for i in range(3, 21 + 1): if isPrime(i): print(i, ‘is prime’) else: print(i, ‘is not a prime number’) First of all, create a function for determining whether or not a given number … Read more
[ad_1] Assuming the content is in file “txt”, following code should work in python. (though it does not preserve the whitespaces) with open (“txt”) as f: for line in sorted( [line.rstrip().split() for line in f], key=lambda x : int(x[1]) ): print(” “.join(line)) Simply, in cmdline you can do something like below, while preserving white spaces … Read more
[ad_1] Create a while loop like this. def run() clear() #check_win() should return true if there is a winner or false if not while(check_win()==False): #if there is nobody win, continue this loop if turn == 0: # X’s move runX() turn = 1 # the next turn will be O’s elif turn == 1: # … Read more
[ad_1] Add the arg “encoding = ‘utf-8′” with open(path_to_save, “wb”, encoding=”utf-8″) as save_file: save_file.write(data) 3 [ad_2] solved Python 3.6: How to save file with unicode/utf-8 filename? [closed]
[ad_1] That is reinventing the wheel, use str.isalpha You could use assert and AssertionError from string import ascii_letters value = None while True: try: value = input(“Give a value: “) assert all(c in ascii_letters for c in value) break except AssertionError: print(“Invalid input, try again”) print(“Valid input:”, value) Give a value: aa! Invalid input, try … Read more
[ad_1] You can use the ctypes module to do the conversion for you: sint32 = ctypes.c_int(uint24 + (byte << 24)).value This will give you a 32-bit signed integer. [ad_2] solved Converting uint24 and unsigned char to 32bit signed int with python struct
[ad_1] Use line.count(‘AA’) to count succeeding characters according to the rules you gave. 9 [ad_2] solved python code for counting characters from sequence file
[ad_1] What is length? length does not exist, but Node.length does. The reason return(1+length(self.next)) doesn’t work is because you’re calling length(), not Node.length(). Instead, try this: return(1+LinkedList.length(self.next)) Or this (my preference): return(1+self.next.length()) [ad_2] solved Why isn’t length(self.next) a valid expression in python? [closed]
[ad_1] You could try: y = re.findall(r”\(\s*[a-zA-Z]+\s*\)”, x) Where x is the input. Note – You will have to import re by using the statement import re before the program, to use the regex functions Explanation – re.findall is a module that returns an array of the matches found by the regex. The arguments are … Read more
[ad_1] Assuming envois is a socket, you will not receive more than the amount you specify. From the docs socket.recv(bufsize[, flags]) Receive data from the socket. The return value is a bytes object representing the data received. The maximum amount of data to be received at once is specified by bufsize. You should be able … Read more
[ad_1] Just do some debug to understand what is myEmailInfo: it could be a tuple (as it is printed like one) or an object with a string representation being a tuple (i.e. method __str__ returns a tuple). To help you perform debug, I personally recommend some software like: PyCharm (https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm), which has a free “Community … Read more
[ad_1] def identify_cycles(l1, l2): d1 = {val: idx for idx, val in enumerate(l1)} # This assumes unique values in input l1, but I think the question does too out = [] for idx, val in enumerate(l1): curr = l2[idx] if curr == val or any(val in s for s in out): continue # If this … Read more