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Export Pydantic Model, with all ENUM values expanded

I have a pydantic model ModelX, with member Enums defined. The script should run as is. I want to export this model as a JSON with the list of all Enum values. Something like I am looking to return this Json as a response of my api call, all Enum values, it can be under “allOf” key or some other

how to iterate over one field in jinja2

I have a database that looks like this: and I want to group the rows on country and display with something like this: The above doesn’t seem to work as the first for loop results in the following error: Is it possible to extract just one column, and use that to group the rows, just by using jinja2 (i.e. no

IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds

I have a dataframe that contains a few rows. I want to access one by one row and create another data frame with specific columns. After that running some other logics but it failed before that. Dataframe df_input_data Access row using iterrows(): Output: Creating another dataframe: issue is df_src_input is empty. Is there any other way to assign value to

Finding an index in a list

I have an html file which I open in notepad and read in python as list the html is done like this: I’m making a search on word “data” and from there I manipulate the string in order to get the data. Since I need to iterate this research and I don’t want to start everytime from the first “data”/”time”-row,

Capture substring and send it to a function that modifies it and can replace it in this string

Incorrect output that I am getting, because if I incorrectly capture the substrings, the replacements will also be incorrect Having well-defined limits, I don’t understand why this capture pattern try to capture beyond them? And the output that I need is that: Answer There are several errors in your code, among which: You are printing the result of the one_day_or_another_day_relative_to_a_date_func

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