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Tag: for-loop

Bash for loop containing python script

New here! I’m trying to loop a python script in bash that gets stats from fastq files. I want it to loop through all the fastq files in a directory and save the outputs in a text file. Ideally don’t want to edit the python script This is the script that works when I’m not looping it: This is the

how to write a conditional for loop in DAX?

I’m using PowerBI to create a dashboard that summarizes data from a train movements simulation. (I’m a psychologist with some basic understanding of python and currently learning DAX.) Here is some background: I use [index] to maintain the order of the rows [Notification] is a column that contains text [Train Nr] is a column that contains the ID of the

generated empty [i] in for loop

I want to create an empty set up to the value n entered by the user and assign the values in the for loop into this set. But for this, it is necessary to create as many for loops as the user inputs, it is not possible to do this. How can I do it? The code below works correctly,

Pandas appending dictionary values with iterrows row values

I have a dict of city names, each having an empty list as a value. I am trying to use df.iterrows() to append corresponding names to each dict key(city): Can somebody explain why the code above appends all possible ‘fullname’ values to each dict’s key instead of appending them to their respective city keys? I.e. instead of getting the result

Compare all elements of a list

To illustrate my problem, imagine I have a list and I want to compare each element with the next one to check if they are the same value. The problem is that when I try to access the last element of the list and compare it with “the next one”, that one is out of range, so I would get

For loop with lot of different Urls

totally novice in python, after many youtube videos and tutorial i’m trying to scrape basketball starting lineups from flashscore. Here’s an example of a link: https://www.flashscore.it/partita/6PN3pAhq/#informazioni-partita/formazioni As you can see in the middle there’s a code (6PN3pAhq) that corresponds to a particular match: every match has a different one, i scraped all the results (144 matches at the moment) and

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