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SO i have a python code that collects xml data in a file then seraches the file for the scancode and once it finds that the scan code is there it starts scanning for the order number this is where im running into trouble at. What i want it to …

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The portable version of Python (versions 2.7 and 3.2 are available) can be run from your hard drive or a flash drive. In many ways this makes your live easier, since a lot of libraries are included already. Also, you can take your code to a friend on a flash …

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Hi there, creating new variable to add to a function, and when the user inputs a value, I get this: ValueError: need more than 2 values to unpack This is for sizeWindow variable by the way, I'll bold the parts I'm talking about. [CODE]from graphics import * def main(): doorColour, …

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I am workign with a xml file that contains the order information for a company. What i am tryign to do is see if the xml file have a scan code in it and if it does then to pull the order number so that it can be passed to …

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This short Python program calculates Euler's number e, the base of natural logarithms, to a precision of at least 100 digits in this case. To get the precision needed, the Python module decimal is used. The result is compared to a published result.

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I plan to write a program that allows the user to move shapes around on the canvas once they are drawn. A given shape will be drawn when an appropriate button is pressed. I'm using simple test programs to learn my way around. I've looked at a number of examples …

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I'm trying to design a lambda function that returns any line in a file that begins with any digit [0-9]. The point would be to return the whole line if it does, and skip any line if it doesn't. This is for log analysis where I want all the lines …

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Does anyone on the forum have any experience with pyspark (Python API for Apache Spark)

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I've written this function to take a list and shift each member right by the number supplied as the offset. I want to preserve the supplied list and return the shifted list. My problem is that the function modifies the supplied input list itself as well as returning a new …

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Here's a simple tutorial on dictionaries in Python: Dictionaries: Dictionaries are similar to other compound types except that they can use any immutable type as an index. One way to create a dictionary is to start with the empty dictionary and add items. The empty dictionary is denoted {}: [CODE]end2sp …

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Guys help me out with a .py code that will enable a user to upload data(images,mp3,AVI etc) Your will be appreciated. thank you

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**Hi I am new here, I am learning Python, but I am mess up on this script and it keep asking the same input question... please help thanks.. ps how do you do What you name in pygames??? Justin** #SET UP GAME import random # named veriables s="Strengh" hp="Hit points" …

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I only started learning Python a few days ago, so as a beginner, what IDE should I be using? Should I just start with IDLE, then move on to something else when I'm more advanced? I've been using Pycharm for the past few days, I didn't know if that's an …

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Hi, i'm developing an app with python where I need to link it to MySQL? Can somebody tell me how I would do that? Anything would be gladly appreciated!

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**Introduction** Hi guyz today I am going to writing a tutorial on dictionaries in Python....As per as getting comments from my readers I'll try to make this tutorial short.... **Layout** 1.What are dictionaries? 2.Why dictionaries? 3.How to declare/make dictionaries in Python? 4.What all you can do with a dictionary? 5.Interesting …

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I'm using beautifulsoup to grab text from HTML files. Buts its not perfect: For example it seems to keep css and javascript code that was added haphazardly. My overall goal is to make a list of words and their frequency to compare and contrast html files to categorize them. Dealing …

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Personally I think Python is better then ruby because it runs on the Django framwork and it can do more. But I wanted some debate from ruby devs so bring it on!!

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This simple code shows how to write text with a given font, font size and color using the module pygame ...

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A feature of the doctest module can be useful when people copy and paste their idle window in the python forum: the ability to transform an example from the python interpreter into python code without the prompts [icode]>>>, ...[/icode] and the output messages. The script below permits to use this …

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So, I'm writing a smallish adventure game in Python, which operates by means of commands being typed into a tkinter textbox, hitting enter or pressing a button to submit said commands, then there being a readout box that gives the results of whatever the action was. Now, what I'd like …

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I read the book -natural language processing with Python. and I did exactly what the author said, downloaded all packages after installation of the NLTK. then just input"from nltk.book import *" SUPPOSE: >>> from nltk.book import * *** Introductory Examples for the NLTK Book *** Loading text1, ..., text9 and …

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I am trying to do a search for sub-folders in a directory that conaint numbers. The format could be a date range for example: 1-1, 01-1, 1-01, 01-01. The first number will only go up to 12 and the second one will go as high as 31 and im trying …

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Hi, I've created new signal , where i specify list and object datatype. dataChanged = QtCore.Signal(list, object) But list and object datatype don't convey properly that what will be in list and in the object. So it would be good if we could declare something like this, dataChanged = QtCore.Signal(lst_employees, …

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I want to print the string. In my code i am not getting the right string. line="\\python\001tag\file.txt" str=re.search(r"\[(0-9)+]",line) (dont use raw_string here) print str.group() This gives nothing. I want to extract 001 from there. Note: I dont want to use rawstring.because here user is getting the path from other resource. …

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There is a security technique known as code signing. It basically generates a certificate for your code. This certificate first certifies the author of the code. Second, it has a value generated from the code. This value is unique to that code. If any changes are made to the code, …

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Hi all, I have a large txt file (3 Million lines). Like to use python , to parse the file , so it can be managed by excel. I am very new with Programming and python, like to learn it. Thanks for your support... input file format: .. ... ... …

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I have a python code that reads a specific folder for specific files. Once it finds a file that matches the re.split peramiters that it is given it then writes the data to a csv file. The issue is that for every file that it loops through and writes it …

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