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    Thread: An idiotic problem on Python lists on HackerRank
Post: RE: An idiotic problem on Python lists on HackerRa...
I see. The tutorial on HackerRank mentions only a set of operations on lists, and no imports of any other modules. Still why do assigning the output of any arr.insert(i, e), arr.remove(e), arr.append(...
 anata2047 Homework 4 4,312 Jun-15-2022, 07:12 PM
    Thread: An idiotic problem on Python lists on HackerRank
Post: An idiotic problem on Python lists on HackerRank
I found the hackerrank.com, where you can solve tasks and use whatever tutorials for this. There's one problem on Python lists, which seems idiotic and ill-defined: Quote:Consider a list (list = [])....
 anata2047 Homework 4 4,312 Jun-15-2022, 06:41 PM
    Thread: What's the best Android app to read Python documentation offline?
Post: What's the best Android app to read Python documen...
I'd like to use an Android app to read latest Python documentation offline (I can occasionally update). Currently I use Python (Learn Python) by little drops @ thiagaraaj.com for Python 3.5 and Python...
 anata2047 Tutorial Requests and Submissions 1 2,024 May-31-2022, 08:56 PM
    Thread: Are list/dict comprehensions interpreted really sequentially?
Post: RE: Are list/dict comprehensions interpreted reall...
(May-31-2022, 08:24 PM)Gribouillis Wrote: In certain syntax constructs, Python executes code in a non left-to-right way.How does this actually is implemented and what are these syntax constructs (a...
 anata2047 General Coding Help 3 1,467 May-31-2022, 08:37 PM
    Thread: Are list/dict comprehensions interpreted really sequentially?
Post: Are list/dict comprehensions interpreted really se...
In any programming course/books I learned the intro section mentions the sequential mode of execution of any program (implying at least the sequential way of navigating through lines in an editor). Bu...
 anata2047 General Coding Help 3 1,467 May-31-2022, 08:08 PM
    Thread: Python I/O: input a graph
Post: RE: Python I/O: input a graph
In general python data science tutorials I've became familiar with the graphs were output to a display (a monitor) having numeric data as input. Do you mean that these libraries can provide the possib...
 anata2047 General Coding Help 4 2,831 Jun-19-2020, 09:49 AM
    Thread: Python I/O: input a graph
Post: Python I/O: input a graph
I have been searching Python courses and libraries like numpy, pandas etc and didn't find the functionality required for my project. What libraries/tools can be used to input a graph (mapped on X and...
 anata2047 General Coding Help 4 2,831 Jun-19-2020, 09:10 AM
    Thread: A mail scraper for sorting emails into categories
Post: A mail scraper for sorting emails into categories
Hi, I would like to refresh my python knowledge by writing a simple python program which could sort gmail emails by keywords in heading and/or by sender and place them into one of 2-3 categories creat...
 anata2047 General Coding Help 1 5,484 Aug-28-2019, 06:50 PM

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