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Creating and declaring list in class

I am trying to create a list within a class and then declaring elements in that list. I don’t even know if this is the right way for python. I have some java background. I didn’t add 10 elements in the list manually because I feel creating a dynamic list will be more useful. Answer Your problem li…

How to get keys of nested mongodb documents

I have data like this, I need all the keys from this mongodb collection like property1,property2 etc. I tried Answer You can use $objectToArray to read object keys dynamically and then run $reduce with $concatArrays to merge the results: Output: Mongo playground

When is `__dict__` re-initialized?

I subclass dict so that the attributes are identical to the keys: and it works as expected: But if I re-write __setattr__ as then __dict__ will be re-created in initialization and the attributes will turn inaccessible: Adding a paired __getattr__ as below will get around the AttributeError but still __dict__ …

replace masked with nan in numpy masked_array

I’d like to replace the masked result with nan. Is there a way to do that directly with numpy’s masked_array? Answer filled method replaces the masked values with the fill value: Or as you do, specify the fill value when defining the array: The masked mean method skips over the filled values:

How to extract json from nested column to dataframe

I’m pulling stock data from TD Ameritrade API and I want to store it in a DataFrame. From the API I get a nested JSON object and when I put it in a data frame I get 4 columns: Index, Candles, Empty, Symbol. However inside of candles is a dictionary that I want as separate columns in the dataframe (&#821…

How to capitalize only first letter of first word in a list

I want to capital only first letter of first word of list and remaining all words to be in lower case in ascending order of the length of word. I want the result like this in ascending order of length. In the are lines order printed reverse : Actual output that I am trying to get: Answer Your code does