[Solved] Python selenium drop down menu click

You should use Select() to select an option from drop down as below :- from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import Select from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10) element = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.ID, “dwfrm_adyenencrypted_expiryMonth”))) select = Select(element) select.select_by_value(“04”) Edited :- If unfortunately above does not work you can also … Read more

[Solved] Expand Python regex to list of all possible strings [closed]

You could use Exrex. Install with pip install exrex. Then execute in terminal: exrex ‘Good (Morning|afternoon|evening) my (friends|family|brothers|sisters)\. hope you like (apple|orange|grape) juice\.’ Make sure not to forget the backslashes \ before the dots ., as dots are a special character inside regexes. This will return: Good Morning my friends. hope you like apple juice. … Read more

[Solved] Get strings list in python with regex [duplicate]

For this task using a regex is a bit overkill. Just use the split() method string = “¬~ZCC÷0¬ZAF÷~World¬~AA÷Eef~RZgth¬AD¬~AA÷jaKNedK8¬AD÷1502690‌​400¬ADE÷~1502690400” x = string.split(“¬~”) print(x) solved Get strings list in python with regex [duplicate]

[Solved] User-Defined Functions and Learning to Think Like a Computer Scientist with Python [closed]

Add printTwice(‘bruce’) on a new line after the function, with no indentation like so: def printTwice(bruce): print(‘bruce’) print(‘bruce’) printTwice(‘bruce’) This line will call your printTwice function, passing the value ‘bruce’ to the variable bruce, which is not used. 1 solved User-Defined Functions and Learning to Think Like a Computer Scientist with Python [closed]

[Solved] Permanently remove an element from a list in Python?

Why not preselect your random celebrities, one per round? import random celebs = [ “a”, “b”, “c”, “d”, “e”, “f”, “g”, “h”, “i”, “j”, “k”, “l”, “m”, “n”, “o”, “p”, “q”, “r” # need at least 15 ] chosen = random.sample(celebs, 15) for round,celeb in enumerate(chosen, 1): print(“{}: {}”.format(round, celeb)) which gives 1: j 2: … Read more

[Solved] Restarting code in Python 3.1 [closed]

There are many ways, but this seems to be the shortest path: Answer2 = “Yes” while Answer2 == “Yes”: … Answer2 = input(“Do you want to restart? (Yes/No): “) Typically you might want to .lower ().strip () Answer2 too. 4 solved Restarting code in Python 3.1 [closed]

[Solved] Is it possible to read a .py (python source code) as a file and display its class name, class methods and variables as output….? [closed]

Is it possible to read a .py (python source code) as a file and display its class name, class methods and variables as output….? [closed] solved Is it possible to read a .py (python source code) as a file and display its class name, class methods and variables as output….? [closed]

[Solved] Cannot convert string to float in Python 3 [duplicate]

You’re setting your StringVar’s wrong… textvariable = “self.var” + str(x) This is just a string. Not a reference to the StringVar. In your calc function you’re doing this: >>> float(”) Traceback (most recent call last): File “<stdin>”, line 1, in <module> ValueError: could not convert string to float: Because your StringVar has no “value” — … Read more

[Solved] python Read N integers until first character

try python’s re module . sorry the code is written in python2.7 from re import findall listOfStrings=[‘asjkf1234alksfl293487293084′,’9832alkdjsf03940930i2304093′,’9lads92387498327409′] for v in listOfStrings: res=findall(r’\d+’,v) print res[0] 8 solved python Read N integers until first character