I’m stuck finding the path of the given node so I can find the right side but not the left side. For example, when I search for 5 in X=”+ * + 5 7 4 1 6″, the output is like [‘+’, ‘*’, ‘+’, ‘5’] but when I try to search for any number on the lift subtree, it gives
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Reading “a flat, binary array of 16-bit signed, little-endian (LSB) integers” from file in python
I’m trying to read a old file of snow data from here, but I’m having a ton of trouble just opening a single file and getting data out. In the user guide, it says “Each monthly binary data file with the file extension “.NSIDC8” contains a flat, binary array of 16-bit signed, little-endian (LSB) integers, 721 columns by 721 rows
Reading binary lines not matching file lines after first line
I’m trying to read and print the binary data of a file but notice after reading the first line, with 128 bits, the subsequent lines printed out do not match the lines when I look at the binary data manually with notepad++. Answer The problem is that when dc==16 then your program prints whole line but the current x value
how to convert bytes to binary using python
so i want convert bytes to binary in python, but when i run it, there’s none in the result and i got error: ‘NoneType’ object is not iterable here’s the code i tried Answer Your function currently returns None because there’s no return statement. Perhaps instead of using print, you should modify your functions to return an array of outputs.
What are these symbols in ‘bytes’ type?
So, I have a single byte in bytes format looking something like that: It is quite easy to understand that a single byte is the two symbols(0-F) after ‘x’ But sometimes the pattern doesn’t match, containing more than two symbols after ‘x’. So, for example, if I use secrets.token_bytes() I can get something like that: Or, using hashlib module: So,
Converting a numpy array of zeros and ones into an array of binary numbers
I am looking for an efficient way of turning into or into The only thing I found so far is np.packbits but this only works with 8bit numbers. However my arrays have shape of around (20e6,20) I could of course do it by hand: But I assume that there is a faster way. Especially if the conversion directly to a
Data type somehow gets converted when appended to a list
I am trying to convert text to binary using ASCII encoding, and then decode the binary back to text as proof of concept for a larger project. The following code works well and does what it is supposed to do: However, as soon as I try to append the given value of output_data to a list within the for loop,
how can I split the elements of a list of binary numbers?
I’m trying to split the elements of a list of binary numbers as follows : bin_list=[‘000101111000′,’011110111011’] Expected result: bin_list=[[0,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,1,0,0,0],[0,1,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,1]] I think that would be a list of a list of integers what I’m trying to get?? I tried searching a similar procedure and I’ve tried some but I can’t get it right pls help thanks!! Answer This could be done
Given a list of binary numbers (0s and 1s), determine the number of possible arrangements of distinct binary sequences using given 0s and 1s
Given a list of binary numbers (0s and 1s), determine the number of possible arrangements of distinct binary sequences using given 0s and 1s. Input Format: A single line of input containing 0s and 1s Output Format: Print an integer value indicating the number of possible arrangements using given 0s and 1s Example: Input: 0 1 0 1 Output: 6
How to generate random binary numbers 0 or 1 with length of N and with option to control the probability of having 0 or 1?
I want to generate random binary numbers (0 or 1) having N length size. The tricky part is that, It should be able to control the probability of having either more 1 or 0. For example, I want total 100 random numbers with 0 having probability of 40% and 1 having probability of 60%. Please help. Answer A general solution