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Django inspectdb omitted integer primary key

I have a legacy MySQL db, and I am trying to create Django models from it so I can use the legacy tables in my Django application. I ran inspectdb on the MySQL db and it seemed to import most fields correctly, but failed to import every single primary key and/or id field. Is this the expected behavior? I will

Using Recursion to check for sum of tuples in a list

I have a func which takes a list of tuples, each tuple contains two items: item name and value. I need the func to return True if it’s possible to divide the tuple list into two equal valued groups and False otherwise. The function should be recursive and should not use any loops. for example, should re…

ffill col[c] based on col[a]==Value

I have a dataframe [pixel, total_time], i want to: Make a new column “total_time_one”, which takes total_time of pixel 1 and projects it I have acheved the above dataframe with : Howver the code is quite long and repeats itself, is there a function better suited? or a better solution? Also i do no…