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Tag: methods

Thinkpython exercise leaves me puzzled about methods (Exercise 11.2)

“Read the documentation of the dictionary method setdefault and use it to write amore concise version of invert_dict” A seemingly simple exercise. But it leaves me puzzeld about the interactions of methods in python. The solution is: The documentation states: setdefault(key[, default]) If key is in the dictionary, return its value. If not, insert key with a value of default

How do I get random numbers that fully cover a range?

I’m trying to have random integers between (1,5) but the catch is displaying all of the values from the random integer in a for loop ranging of 10 loops. I only have access to randint() and random() methods in ‘random class’. Answer Based on clarifications in my other answer, I think you meant to ask “how to I get random

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.

Method type inside a column pandas

I have the following data frame I need to iterate over the product to extract the unique values. The problem is that when I tried to iterate over the column product: The following error is shown: “‘method’ object is not iterable”. To extract the product from the sentences I have used the code (using str.findall to retrieve the exact match

Kivy Python: confused with class and instance methods

I was trying kivy and while I was accessing class variables, I was forced to use ‘self’ for class variables or else it was producing error. This is the kivy code I was using. Below is the main.py code where I have confusion: This code works. Here I am using class variables and accessing them from ‘self’. According to me

Extending dictionary with cascading methods

I am extending the dict class in python: I would like to be able to do: the problem I have here is that jmespath can return a list, so I cannot do: Next idea would be creating a prettyprint class that superDict would inherit from and could also be used in the return of search: But I can’t figure out

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