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Plotly: using fig.update_xaxes showes wrong month

I am looking for a solution to show the x_axis correct. the date 2021-01-31 is displayed as “Feb 2021”. i would like to show it as “Jan 2021”. thanks for help! Answer You can force the ticks to start at 2021-01-31 by setting the starting tick to the starting date of your data sdate. I …

Can this for loop be vectorized?

Can this for loop be vectorized maybe by expanding dimensions and then collapsing it? I got the hint from somewhere that I can replace with Answer It can be vectorized by expanding dimensions as you suggested. I think the secret sauce is using np.tril to zero out terms in the progression before summing:

Replacing the body of a specific function in python code

Assume that I have a python source file, the names of a specific class and a from this file, and a string to replace the body of that function. How can I write a program to do this automatically? I am not looking for “string”-matching solutions. I am mostly looking for a python library that might …

Different runtime behavior for non-generic typing

Consider these two scenarios: and Running the former (expectedly) throws a TypeError: However the latter doesn’t, and proceeds to the print statement without issue: I would expect a TypeError in both cases. Why is there no TypeError when the Queue[int] type is inside of a class’s __init__ method? …