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Thread: Is it possible to have an apostrophe inside { } in an f-string?
Post: RE: Is it possible to have an apostrophe inside { ...
| You can use chr() to convert the ASCII code 39 to an apostrophe:string = f"never say you {rc(['can', 'can' + chr(39) + 't'])} do something" |
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Sep-04-2019, 01:26 AM |
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Thread: What condition caused this True?
Post: RE: What condition caused this True?
| You seem to be confusing English and Python, my friend. The basic idea in Python is that anything that follows if/elif/else are statements that are evaluated to True or False (I'm sure this isn't 100%... |
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Aug-21-2019, 02:17 AM |
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Thread: weird result trying to remove numbers from a list
Post: RE: weird result trying to remove numbers from a l...
| You are modifying a list that you are looping through. Here's an idea of what is happening:Start at position 0 with value 1
Remove element at position 0, all following elements are shifted back by on... |
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boring_accountant |
General Coding Help |
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Aug-21-2019, 02:02 AM |
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Thread: incremental testing in all()
Post: RE: incremental testing in all()
| Quote:if it does not quit early it can still be equivalent to that code in terms of what is returned.
That would not make it equivalent in terms of behaviour (i.e. "quitting early") which is part of t... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-19-2019, 01:02 AM |
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Thread: Question about using lambda
Post: RE: Question about using lambda
| Also note that the first case is not an error message. You are literally asking python to display a function, not the result of a function. This is what Python does, it outputs a message telling you t... |
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Aug-17-2019, 02:47 AM |
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Thread: valueError: expected 2d, got 1d instead
Post: RE: valueError: expected 2d, got 1d instead
| As per the error message, data.wgt is a pandas.Series object. You can get the data in a numpy array, which has the 'reshape' method, by accessing the 'values' attribute.data.wgt.values.reshape(-1, 1)A... |
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boring_accountant |
Data Science |
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Aug-16-2019, 02:43 AM |
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Thread: incremental testing in all()
Post: RE: incremental testing in all()
| According to the Python docs, all() does quit early.
Quote:all(iterable)ΒΆ
Return True if all elements of the iterable are true (or if the iterable is empty). Equivalent to:
def all(iterable):
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Aug-16-2019, 12:49 AM |
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Thread: How replace Unnamed header column with previous
Post: RE: How replace Unnamed header column with previou...
| The following function should do the trick. This won't win any beauty prize however as I just quickly hacked this together.def repeat_cols(columns):
last_non_unnamed = '' if 'unnamed' in columns[0... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-15-2019, 05:10 PM |
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Thread: How replace Unnamed header column with previous
Post: RE: How replace Unnamed header column with previou...
| Assuming you want to replace all columns containing the string 'Unnamed' with the string 'nan', this will do:print(df)
df.columns = [col if not 'Unnamed' in col else 'nan' for col in df.columns]
print... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-14-2019, 11:34 PM |
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Thread: assignments of function references
Post: RE: assignments of function references
| Can you clarify what you want to do ? I do not understand the following:Quote:i want to have class attribute names which could otherwise be used as variables be used for function references
As for yo... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-14-2019, 11:17 PM |
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Thread: How to modify df column
Post: RE: How to modify df column
| Since the third row in your example is the 2nd row of data and that Python indices are zero-based, you can slice the dataframe using [1:] as done here:print(df)
df.loc[1:, 'Design'] = df.loc[1:, 'Desi... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-14-2019, 11:06 PM |
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Thread: Classify URLs
Post: RE: Classify URLs
| Quote:Last question, do you know if I could create a list of keywords, and if the keywords are there then is a Category x? So instead of if "/string1", there I can apply a list of keywords....or would... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-14-2019, 02:43 AM |
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Thread: Classify URLs
Post: RE: Classify URLs
| Hi again,
A variable is just a name to which you can assign values or other objects. df_filtered is a variable of type pandas.DataFrame.
As to the issue at hand, df_filtered appears to me like it sh... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-13-2019, 12:18 AM |
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Thread: Random selection
Post: RE: Random selection
| Ah ! Here is the error:for pirates in pirates: # <-- This line is the bad guy
print pirates
# Attacks List
attack = ['Dodge', 'Parry', 'Thrust']
print'''What this does is it cycles ... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-12-2019, 01:14 AM |
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Thread: Random selection
Post: RE: Random selection
| I can run your code just fine using 3.x. I don't have a working installation of 2.x at hand. Can you post your full code, just to make sure the issue doesn't lie elsewhere ? |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-12-2019, 12:48 AM |
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Thread: Random selection
Post: RE: Random selection
| I would assume your class is using python 3.x, where the proper syntax is:print(player)
print(opponent)If using python 2.x, then:print player
print opponent |
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Aug-12-2019, 12:11 AM |
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Thread: Classify URLs
Post: RE: Classify URLs
| It would be helpful to see a bit more of your code, especially how you define df_filtered. From the error message you posted it looks quite simply like you didn't define df_filtered. Some possible cau... |
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boring_accountant |
Data Science |
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Aug-11-2019, 08:27 PM |
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Thread: Classify URLs
Post: RE: Classify URLs
| If I may, perhaps a better starting point, at least for us to be able to better help you, would be to define your classification and how your data can be matched to that classification.
As far as syn... |
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boring_accountant |
Data Science |
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Aug-11-2019, 04:54 PM |
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Thread: Series object error message
Post: RE: Series object error message
| Unfortunately, I do not have a Quandl account and cannot be bothered to set one up. Could you perhaps output the data variable or a sample of rows so that we can see its structure.
As per the error m... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-11-2019, 01:29 AM |
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Thread: Create dataframe through Dictionary in pandas
Post: RE: Create dataframe through Dictionary in pandas
| The following should probably do what you want.import pandas as pd
df2 = { 2019 :{ 'qtr1':61000, } ,
2017 :{ 'qtr1':44900,'qtr3':57000,'qtr4':59000},
2015 :{ 'qtr1':5000,'qtr3':5000,'q... |
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boring_accountant |
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Aug-11-2019, 01:09 AM |
