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Getting error with PyAudio even though I have the latest PyAudio

I am trying to run the following python program but i am getting some errors. The program is intended to convert livespeech to text and it is using an acoustic model which I have trained using CMUSphinx. The code: The Traceback: But I have already installed PyAudio 0.2.11. When I do pip install pyaudio, I get the following: Requirement already

How to convert byte to hex?

I am needing to send some data over serial but before I send, I need to calculate the checksum using modulo 256. I can work out the checksum and display it as a hex value (in this case the checksum is 0xb3) but it displays it as 0xb3 but I need it to be xb3 as I am sending other

How to store input values from user in json format?

I used below code to store student information but I get only one value appearing in the json file. Answer It is because you are overwriting your file after each while loop. Do the writing to file outside. Also, You want to store student into list.

Decompiling PYC files for python 3.9.2 [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is it possible to decompile a compiled .pyc file into a .py file? (9 answers) Closed last month. Currently, I have a PYC file for the 3.9.2 version of python (P.S: This applies to all versions 3.9 and above). I’m trying to decompile the PYC file but it is showing an error as uncompyle6

GCD implementation of fraction addition not working properly

I am following the Runestone Academy Python3 course and tried to implement ‘addition’ feature for fractions using Class but I am getting error. When I am not using GCD implementation, the code is running fine Here is my code: This is the error I am getting: I also tried with this variation but same error: Answer The gcd method should

Python replace() – how to avoid repeating replace()?

There are some elements in the sorted_elems list which will be changed to str such as: sorted_elems = [‘[abc]’, ‘[xyz]’, [‘qwe’]] I want to remove the defined characters – [, ], ‘ and print the output below: So the output should look like this: abc, xyz, qwe. My solution to achieve it was: And it works fine, but the question

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