ht put this here:
m = mean(data[0])
m2 = mean2(data[1])
then print m and m2
>
> print("The mean of the first file is: ", mean)
> print("The mean of the second file is: ", mean2)
> main()
>
So, first, show the complete error message here.
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> > count = 0
> > while count < total:
> >print(str(ints[count]))
> >count +=1
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> > count = 0
> > while count < total:
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Gives you the complete line as a list. From there your test should be:
if "NA" in i:
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looked it up recently, but one sorts in place (object.method) i
think, and the other (a function) returns a new sorted list
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#print("Stream is stopped? " + str(listener.stream.is_stopped()))
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print("Key has been released"
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is denotes identity. 5 is not the type int. It is an int, bu
ction is defined once. The parameters name
the arguments to be passed when the function is invoked. They can
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would only be done when the function is defined.
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You are an hour and a half too lat
un with the full
traceback. Show what your data to be printed looks like
>> What else can I do? As I said, I really have to get this working soon, but
>> I'm stuck on this stupid unicode thing. Any ideas will be great. Thanks.
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I thought I nailed it earlier (and others) but this is great. An
expressive language, python
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django 1.4, and it works I can leave that code to run in a virtual
environment that uses django 1.4. Then I can create another
environment for a new project that uses django 1.9. If I loaded the
new version of django as a system level package, this would break the
first projec
rst parameter a string specifying the data structure to
> be used "list", "set" or "dictionary" Accepts as the second parameter the
> data to be manipulated based on the data structure specified e.g [1, 4,
> 9, 16, 25] for a list data structure Based off th
("Enter the amount of drinks")
> while drink_amount >10 or drink_amount<0:
> drink_amount = input (" You can only have upto 10 drinks, Please try
> again")
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> print ("Calculating bi
address spoofing attempt
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Its hard to tell what you want to do. You should show a small (10 lines?)
input table, and show the results you want.
This is probably much easier to solve by importing csv to a sqlite
database, then running some simple date range queries. Do you know any sql?
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>>> flat
previous_data = functions2.dictionary()
> filename = raw_input("What file do you want to use?")
> previous_data.populate_dict(filename)
> previous_data.total_counts()
> previous_data.grouped_counts()
> previous_data.json_output()
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es? Not one more
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yes. you can use 1 or 2 or any number of spaces, but do spacing
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>>
>>
>> Hi,I am new to Python, but learning. (Hopefully the layout is readable)
>> I am having trouble getting two s
ite a script to run on
> one a single file you input into the script, but getting a script to run on
> a directory I am not understanding how to do this.
> Thanks in advance for any and all help.Really appreciate the help.
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name2, 3
name1, 4
you can read the file line by line, split on , and add the second value to
a dict with the first value as a key. You will need to check for the
exception of their being no key with that value (the first time it appears).
But first, resend in plain text
>
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 9:57 AM, yehudak . wrote:
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>
> My 2 commonest coding errors are forgetting the : before a block, and
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_count.most_common(5))
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This code is quite a
ou may also take a look at this link:
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It appears that the poster was going through Googles python tutorials
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turn result
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> I don't think this code will work if the original lists are unsorted to
begin with. You should give some sample data and your results for both
methods
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You haven't really described your problem, so above is a solution for what
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'149'
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support for reading urls:
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Not an answer, but have you checked out Beautiful Soup? It is a great
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2. In your else: code, you want = not == since you want to assign the
new value to the serverHr. That line does nothing now since it is
comparing two values, but making no decision based on the comparison.
3. I'm guessing you are coming from another language. In python
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> Can You, please, elaborate this "..Passing in Python is different than in C
> or other languages..."
>
I hesitate, because this question is usually the fuel of flaming wars.
So in short:
C can pass a value or a reference to a value (the address of
rable while
interating over it. I'm guessing that this is what is confusing you.
One way to remove items from a list is to create a new list, and
append items you want to it, skipping the ones you don't. You don't
really need the index at all since python interation
the built in help facility:
>>
>> https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#help
>>
>
> I understand that 'help' works with modules that I have imported. But if I've
> just written a script called main.py (which contains get_value()) I don't
y done this for you.
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> But be warned, this uses Python 2 syntax, not Python 3.
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'California': 'Sacramento', \
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> You don't need these backslashes as long as you're inside parens, brackets
> or braces. Python will happily accept dicts, lists etc. that spread over
> multiple lines.
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you a good feel for whether it would suit you.
You could say its overkill, but it makes it very easy to do CRUD stuff
with validation built in. Displaying the results would be very easy
as well. You could have your data pr
a = 3
>>> b = 6
>>> c = a
>>> locals()
{'a': 3, 'c': 3, 'b': 6, '__builtins__': , '__package__': None, '__name__': '__main__', '__doc__':
None}
>>> a is b
False
>>> a is c
True
>>>
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>> Python 2.7.8 (default, Jun 30 2014, 16:03:49) [MSC v.1500 32 bit
>> (Intel)] on win32
>> Type "copyright", "credits" or "license()&qu
ample:
>>> def f(6):
File "", line 1
def f(6):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>
You can't pass a value as a parameter to a function definition. You
need to provide a name. The actual value is supplied when you c
t-tuple-bytearray-buffer-xrange
It wasn't around until 2.4 according to what I read somewhere
>
>
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Sorry for clumsy answer. I was trying to say that using a list with i
as an index was a solution rather than trying to build names on the
fly with some text concatenated to the value of i
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You could certainly use I as an index into a list called x. This
doesn't look like a good idea though
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'State' is the present value of all variables related to the code that
is running. Often code execution is dependent on t
result look like gibberish. So far I cannot find a setting to
> eliminate this undesired behavior. Argh!
Do you have gmail set to plain text mode?
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you use the str.split() method. It
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t need the \r. print will print each line on a new line
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wise, I will brute-force my way through with if-elif-else
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the errors you got.
You might want to look up python *args and *kwargs.
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stem, and public health, what have the Romans
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print baseurl
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about what you
need to learn.
There are lots of people here to help.
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since you are using raw_input
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