You can try below pattern which is working: import re str1 = “StartString fcchwd dheoidfjewofd edeodei eddeed dd djded dojef efjefj fefije efoef; StartString wdjkndd dwojdpjf wodjojd wdjwjdm wodjow wdjwdjm ojdowj ww wdeswjd wdojwod; #jfejf /** hfhih **/ dijhfs wdjw StartString wkpwkd dokowdk djd owjidwo;” regex = re.compile(r'(StartString.+?;)’) l = regex.findall(str1) print(l) Output: C:\Users\Desktop>py x.py … Read more
Pmw is a toolkit for building high-level compound widgets in Python using the Tkinter module. It’s not a standard library, you need to get it from the project homepage. 2 solved Getting the Python PMW module? [closed]
Try with this: \d+\s*((?:Apple|Banana|Orange|Pineapple)s?\b[\s\S]*?)(?=$|\d+\s*(?:Apple|Banana|Orange|Pineapple)s?\b) See: Regex demo The code: import re regex = r”\d+\s*((?:Apple|Banana|Orange|Pineapple)s?\b[\s\S]*?)(?=$|\d+\s*(?:Apple|Banana|Orange|Pineapple)s?\b)” test_str = “I have 2 apples in my bag and apples are great food toeat. you shud eat apples daily. it is very good for health. 3 bananas are also good. it reduces fat.” matches = re.findall(regex, test_str, re.MULTILINE | re.IGNORECASE) … Read more
You want an ordered list of strings. Those strings are representations of numbers. Now you want a grouped sorting. First everything that starts with a ‘9’, then ‘8’ and down to ‘1’. In each of those groups the values should be sorted in numeric order. An example list: a = [’11’, ‘105’, ‘2’, ‘8’, ‘2’, … Read more
It is open-source and it might even use Python. To find out what package installs Software Center: $ apt-file find -F /usr/bin/software-center software-center: /usr/bin/software-center To download the source code: $ mkdir software-center $ cd software-center/ $ apt-get source software-center Look for the word ‘search’ in the source code. utils/search_query.py seems relevant. It looks like it … Read more
It is probably easier (and efficient/Pythonic) to use a for loop to achieve this: coin = [“BTC”, “NEO”, “ETH”] for i in coin: term = urllib.parse.quote(“‘” + i + “-BTC'”) depth = client.get_order_book(term, limit=50) solved put variable in quotes from a list loop? [closed]
This is one way. def calculate_average(): n1 = int(input(‘Enter First Number’)) n2 = int(input(‘Enter Second Number’)) n3 = int(input(‘Enter Third Number’)) return int(n1 + n2 + n3)/3 average = calculate_average() print(”) print(‘The Average Is:’) print(average) solved Converting python code into a function [closed]
It’s not a must, but it’s very convenient because of a huge amount of handy and very fast (vectorized) functions/methods, provided by Numpy/SciPy modules. Actually most of the machine-learning methods (at least in the sklearn module) will try to convert input arrays into Numpy arrays, in order to be able to use Numpy’s functions/methods. Consider … Read more
This problems is a binary segmentation problem. In a sense you learn a mapping from satellite images and predict for each pixel, iff this pixel is part of the road. A simple algorithm to do this would be to check if the pixel color is part of some range. A CNN naturally will learn you … Read more
By your requirement, you should iterate through all the values in L. try out this code P=3 I=2 L = [2,4,6,8,10] x=[] y=? for i in L: x.append((P * i * y)/I) for idx,i in enumerate(x): if x <= 305: print “this” + L[idx] + “will not work” else: print “this” + L[idx] + “will … Read more
Finally I got answer from here How to combine multiple regex into single one in python? Working fine this import re re1 = r’\d+\.\d*[L][-]\d*\s[A-Z]*[/]\d*’ re2 = ‘\d*[/]\d*[A-Z]*\d*\s[A-Z]*\d*[A-Z]*’ re3 = ‘[A-Z]*\d+[/]\d+[A-Z]\d+’ re4 = ‘\d+[/]\d+[A-Z]*\d+\s\d+[A-z]\s[A-Z]*’ sentences = [string1, string2, string3, string4] generic_re = re.compile(“(%s|%s|%s|%s)” % (re1, re2, re3, re4)).findall(sentence) solved How to check with more RegEx for … Read more
range range(stop) range(start, stop[, step]) >>> for n in range(17, 100, 10): print n 17 27 37 47 57 67 77 87 97 solved Writing a loop with a step size 10, to print out all 2-digit numbers ending in 7 in increasing order in python
You can sorted both DataFrames – columns c_x and c_y, for movies is used DataFrame.pivot, count non missing values by DataFrame.count and append to df1: df2[[‘c_x’,’c_y’]] = np.sort(df2[[‘c_x’,’c_y’]], axis=1) df2[‘g’] = df2.groupby([‘c_x’,’c_y’]).cumcount().add(1) df2 = df2.pivot(index=[‘c_x’,’c_y’], columns=”g”, values=”movie”).add_prefix(‘movie’) df2[‘number’] = df2.count(axis=1) print (df2) g movie1 movie2 number c_x c_y bob dan c f 2 uni a … Read more
You may use map and Convert you data as you required: try below: import pandas as pd df = pd.DataFrame({‘name’:[‘geeks’, ‘gor’, ‘geeks’, ‘is’,’portal’, ‘for’,’geeks’]}) df[‘name’]=df[‘name’].map(lambda x: x[:2].upper()+x[2:]) print (df) output: name 0 GEeks 1 GOr 2 GEeks 3 IS 4 POrtal 5 FOr 6 GEeks demo 1 solved Convert first 2 letters of all records … Read more
Pandas has a method to write data to a csv files, if this is what you mean (pandas.DataFrame.to_csv). You can specify ‘write’ mode, to rewrite all data, or ‘append’ mode, if you want to update the file with new rows. solved What is the best way to write and store data in python 3 [closed]