Finding a ‘hello’ word in a different string, which it has ‘hello’ in it I should find a ‘hello’ word in a string, which I gave it from input too .I wrote this code by looking at the answer that someone gave to the below link’s question. but I don’t want to use a def to solve the problem. for
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How to to cumcount in group for specific value?
I have a dataframe: when I do df.groupby(“id”).cumcount() it returns: I want to count only those ones that equal w in column value and it must be in dataframe form: How to do that with cumcount function? Answer Use: Output As an alternative:
I want to return the last value of y , and the appended list. However, the list is not being returned. It states : name ‘y’ is not defined
I want to return the last value of y , and the appended list. However, the list is not being returned. It states : name ‘y’ is not defined. Answer Remove y list = []. it does not mean anything.
Python Function parameters and arguments
I want to understand functions and arguments better, I’ve read and this is my implementation of what I have read. I have 3 small functions to illustrate my point. User input collection, grading function and main. If I run the main function without its argument (1), it results in an error looking for the argument. I know that I declared
Is there way to have function parameters be used to call on dictionary keys?
I have a dictionary with numerical values assigned to elements of the periodic Table. I’d like to have a function where I can have one of the parameters as one of the elements so that a user can do calculation just with the inputting parameters. This is what I had so far For i I’d want to see 33 but
Can’t return the first function from Bot.event on_message
Code Here’s (a little part) of my code: There’s no error raised with my code. Problem return makes the Spy command end, but events keep running. Question Do you know how to make all the events (on_typing and on_message aren’t the only ones) end with the return? Thanks in advance! Answer Answer Maybe I found the answer to my own
Default Parameter Confusion
I know that Python’s default parameters are only evaluated when the function is created, but I’m confused in my example why my first default parameter is getting reset each time but my empty set isn’t. In the below, I am calling the main_func() from somewhere else with a list of dates. Then iterating through the dates to collect a bunch
making list index possible for python class list
Python has no function for list index argument in __getitem()__, __setitem()__, __delitem()__. Since I have been an R user for long time, it looks quite natural to utilize list index. I know there is pandas or numpy but it is cumbersome to change the type. AND IT NEEDS IMPORTING EXTRA PACKAGE! Here is my proposal. It seems to work okay.
I don’t get a print result of function when using range
Why can’t I see the result of the function when I use range()? I want to create a range of numbers where each the number will be evaluate in “colla” function. But range doesn’t work with “colla” Answer Your colla() function requires input numbers of 2 and above. Try this: Please be aware that calling colla(0) will result in an
Stopping running while loop if conditions are met
The code below is intended to print out the contents of arrays, until either the mouse (left click) is released, or the end of the array is reached. How would I stop the while loop in the function logging_mouse, once the mouse is released? Answer you need to actually use the args to the on_click function… you can detect whether