I apologize in advance for asking a rather cryptic question. However, I did not understand it despite going through a lot of material. It would be great if you could shed some light on this. What is the purpose of a request_loader in flask-login? How does it interact with the user_loader decorator? If I am using a token based authentication
finding out complementary/opposite color of a given color
I am trying to find out the complementary color of a given color using Python. here is my code. the code returns error message telling “AttributeError: ‘list’ object has no attribute ‘join'” I need a hint. In addition, there might be a more robust code which calculates the opposite/complementary color, which I am basically looking for. your suggestions will be
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Wait for complete deletion of a DynamoDB table using boto3
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I need to extract strings from nested brackets like so: Result (Order doesn’t matter): Note, the string could have N brackets, and they will always be valid, but may or may not be nested. Also, the string doesn’t have to start with a bracket. The solutions I have found online to a similar problem suggest a regex, but I’m not
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I am creating a Flask application that prompts the user for an Excel file, does some work with it, then returns the file back to the user so that they can download it. (Please ignore any unused imports. I plan on using them later on.) I have my functionality down, i’m just not sure how to send the file back
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