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What’s the difference between assigning a string value within and without parentheses for a variable in Python 3?

vs As far as I have tested, both get interpreted with the same output. I’ve just started to learn python and wondering if those parentheses have any impact. Answer Both the implementations are same. Output: <class ‘str’> Output: <class ‘str’> Adding parenthesis to a string don’t automatically make them tuples. You need to add a comma after the string to

Numpy Mean element wise over 3D arrays

I want to take the mean of 9 arrays element wise so to have one I need something fast. The first bit of code takes forever. And with numpy mean without specifying an axis I get one value. I dont want to specify an axis. I want to take the mean element by element. with output: juneMean[‘wind’][:,:,:] how do I

Get globals() dict from other module

I have follow this method to create a settings file with globals. settings.py I have : in main.py : I cannot see “test” in globals ! Any idea please ? Answer In Python, global variables are only global in the module where they were defined. If you want to access the global variables of an imported module, you can use:

How to convert csv to complex json

How to do this stuff in python pandas? I am trying to make put request to some API and not sure how to generate request body since I have the csv file only . Request body asks for fixed set of schema Answer Dataframe has a function to_dict.

Running Program from Folder File

I find my created python file in the windows folder. I double click to run where I only get the window. I enter the information and never see the output result. The window closes too fast. What is a good way to stop this or pause the window? Answer Add input(“Please plress Enter to exit”) . This will display the

What is the correct way of grabbing an inner string in regular expressions for Python for multiple conditions

I would like to return all strings within the specified starting and end strings. Given a string libs = ‘libr(lib1), libr(lib2), libr(lib3), req(reqlib), libra(nonlib)’. From the above libs string I would like to search for strings that are in between libr( and ) or the string between req( and ). I would like to return [‘lib1’, ‘lib2’, ‘lib3’, ‘reqlib’] The

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