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Coin Change Maker Python Program

I am in a beginner programming course. We must do an exercise where we make a change maker program. The input has to be between 0-99 and must be represented in quarters, dimes, nickles, and pennies when the input is divided down between the four. I wrote a code that involved loops and whiles, but he wants something more easy

Why does compression output a larger zip file?

I really don’t understand about python compression because whenever I am trying to compress a folder or file I end up getting a very larger file 5.5 times bigger than the original file. Why does this happen? Is there any way I can compress a folder or a file with python and get an output that’s at most the size

python quiz validation not working

The validation doesnt work. im not sure why, is there a way to validate a string. The questions asked are endless i need 10 questions to be asked The validation doesnt work. im not sure why, is there a way to validate a string Answer In the third line, you ask for input. But a name is a string, so

How to copy a 2D array into a 3rd dimension, N times?

I’d like to copy a numpy 2D array into a third dimension. For example, given the 2D numpy array: convert it into a 3D matrix with N such copies in a new dimension. Acting on arr with N=3, the output should be: Answer Probably the cleanest way is to use np.repeat: Having said that, you can often avoid repeating your

Python Multiple Assignment Statements In One Line

(Don’t worry, this isn’t another question about unpacking tuples.) In python, a statement like foo = bar = baz = 5 assigns the variables foo, bar, and baz to 5. It assigns these variables from left to right, as can be proved by nastier examples like But the python language reference states that assignment statements have the form and on

“from . import views”: Unresolved import

I’m following the Django 1.8 tutorial. In my project mysite, there is a source folder polls. In the folder there is views.py module where a index function is defined. And there is a urls.py file: This is what the tutorial suggests, and Django works well with the codes. However Eclipse (PyDev) complains of unresolved imports for views. If I remove

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