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How do I fix this error in Spyder: No module named ‘flask’

Updated: So after doing some digging I was able to find that if I add a ‘!’ before pip it allows me to run pip inside of Spyder. (I was unable to run pip inside the console originally. That is why below you will see I ran a version check on flask in a python cmd Here I’m trying to

Create a DataFrame from a XML File

im new to XML and i want to know how to create a dataframe in python from this XML file. I have the following code, it creates the DataFrame but when i tried to append the value of the row, i dont know why it keeps coming “None”. I dont know if i have to change de calling argument i.e

Get the object that a function was called from in python

If I have a class that contains a method, and I call that method from an instance, how do I get the specific instance it was called from? e.g. I have a class: I also have a function: If i make an object, e.g. obj = foo(), and then i call obj.do_something(), How would i get obj from inside my

symbolic complex expression simplification

Although my question is related to a specific problem, I would like to approach it in more general terms. I would like to simplify a fractional complex expression obtained by multiplying symbolic matrices using the sympy package. What I get is a fraction with real parameters and many complex exponential terms…

I want to replace the html code with my own

I am using lxml and beautifulsoup library, actually my goal is to translate text of the specific tags out of the whole html code, what I want is, I want to replace the text of specific tags with the translated text. I want to set a loop for the specific xpath in which all the translated text should be inserte…

Make a python file an executable

Is there a way to make an executable from a python file, but not load the python interpreter? Both py2exe and pyinstaller do this. Is there another library that doesn’t? Answer Try Nuitka. It converts python code into C, and then compiles that into an executable. It is also faster than the regular CPyth…