Given a string, I want to write 3 separate functions: first_word is to print the first word of the string second_word is to print the second word of the string last_word is to print the last word of the string If the string has 2 words in total, the output from function 2 should be equal to function 3. Example:
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Apply function to all columns of data frame python
I have two dfs AVERAGE_CALL_DURATION AVERAGE_DURATION CHANGE_OF_DETAILS 267 298 0 0 421 609.33 0.33 330 334 0 0 240.5 666.5 0 628 713 0 0 and AVERAGE_CALL_DURATION AVERAGE_DURATION CHANGE_OF_DETAILS -5.93 -4.95 0.90 593.50 595.70 1.00 I want to return 1 if the xx column contains the range within NoC_c (where column names are the same I can do this for
Is this a correct python port of a fortran function call
I’m trying to port fortran code to python (call me crazy), and am wondering whether I’m handling the input of a variable to a function in a correct way. note that I’ve read: Fortran77: what does the asterisk (*) means in subroutine argument? How can a scalar be passed to a vector (1D array) to a Fortran subroutine? What is
Why do I need an asterisk and some random variable in these Python Tkinter functions for them to work properly?
In this basic Python Tkinter code, I’m trying to bind certain functions to trigger upon either a UI button press or a keyboard key press. After a while of trial and error, it seems to work the way I want if I add an in the declarations of: and: I get that one asterisk lets the function take an unknown
How to make menu using dict evaluation for small python guessing game
So let’s say if user inputs 1 in menu screen, I want to call start_game() function, I know there is other way to do this but just interested in this particular way because I think its neat. Answer Don’t put strings in the dictionary, put references to the function. Then you can do: to execute the user’s choice.
How to write a universal function to join two PySpark dataframes?
How to write a universal function to join two PySpark dataframes? I want to write a function that performs inner join on two dataframes and also eliminates the repeated common column after joining. As far as I’m aware there is no way to do that, as we always need to define common columns manually while joining. Or is there a
Python local variable to global variable
I’m trying to write a modular script, with functions -Function 1 age = input(“tell me your age : “) -Function 2 weight = input(“tell me your weight : “) -Function 3 birthday = input(“tell me your birthday : “) at the end, i want to send a mail outside functions like : mail_body = age + weight + birthday Thanks
Tkinter destroying an object in a different function isn’t working
I’m trying to make a button that saves your username but then goes away after you set it. this is my code: Answer The code below, with some minor changes like enabling change with [Return] and some layout cosmetics works OK (also with un-commented lines in printValue) . If you want the [Change] button and the entry area to go
Python program that tells you whether or not you need an umbrella when you leave the house [closed]
Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 8 months ago. Improve this question The program should: Ask you if it is raining using input() If the input is ‘y’, it should output ‘Take
Why is the printing order reversed in a simple loop built inside a function(Python) [closed]
Closed. This question is not reproducible or was caused by typos. It is not currently accepting answers. This question was caused by a typo or a problem that can no longer be reproduced. While similar questions may be on-topic here, this one was resolved in a way less likely to help future readers. Closed 9 months ago. Improve this question