I uninstalled Python 3.9.7 but I can't delete completely. And I received a
notification "no Python 3.9 was detected". Of course, it won't be an issue
if it defaulted my python version on my computer and it makes me can't use
some libraries I installed before like numpy, matplotlib and n
Python version on my computer
and I can't use some libraries I installed like numpy, matplotlib,
networkx,... To solve my python homework. I found some help on the
internet but it wasn't improved. I don't know how to fix it. Please help
me.
Thanks and Regards,
n/use I have seen is Ibatis SQLMAPS.
This focuses on the right things i.e queries and mapping values to/
from objects.
It would be great if python had such a tool.
Huy
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Hi, I'm new to Python, and GUI development, but am no novice to backend
programming. Aside from mastering the standard language, I will
eventually be developing applications dealing with images and controls.
Thus forth I have been testing out PyGTK & it appears to be quite
robust (that and I like
Thank you for all your help; it makes perfect sense now.
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I've been unable to find information clarifying this but. What is the
difference between 'somestring' and "somestring"? When I use type() it
still reports as string. If there is a difference could someone point
me to documentation or explain when to use and when not to? Hope I
sound clear.
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Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your help. Although I haven't confirmed this, I think you
just hit my nail on the head. I thought os.system was like a totally
separate process though, i.e nothing is shared. not the usual fork()
call within the program.
Regards,
Huy
Jeff Epler wrote:
> Wh
meone shed some
light on why this happens ? Why would the socket be held up in the other
process ?
Thanks
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es easier by showing them one good method of doing
string concatenation which can be applied to printing as well.
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There was always
an available distribution for linux for non-commercial use. Windows was
always the problem. You still can't use it for windows without knowing
how to compile the thing on windows.
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out the code. Yes good coverage with unit tests would
have helped but unfortunately we do not yet have good coverage. TDD is a
quite hard to practice as a beginner.
Cheers,
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e their own opinion.
And no, I don't feel a responsibility to do the missing work, since
I'm not the one making those advocacy claims.
Good on ya.
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more points on your needs, wants, and
expectations it would help when answering your questions about Python.
Huy
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e simplicity.
Many people hate multiple tabs, tree structures, deep nested menus etc
etc. If you wanted to make a web program as complex as a rich client
program then it's probably a bad idea to do as a web program. But If you
wanted to keep it simple, then I'd go with a web
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