I have a html document that looks similar to this: So i have used this code but i am getting the first text from the tr that’s not a class, and i need to ignore it: Also, when I try to do just a class, this doesn’t seem to be valid python: I would like some help extracting the text.
Tag: python-3.x
How do you type hint an additional attribute on an object?
I have a custom test runner that uses inspect to find all the functions starting with with test_. At one point I add an attribute to the function object. This is done so the test runner has access to the docstring information later. I’d really like to create a type hint for the list of functions so that my IDE
How to modify global numpy array safely with multithreading in Python?
I am trying to run my simulations in a threadpool and store my results for each repetition in a global numpy array. However, I get problems while doing that and I am observing a really interesting behavior with the following (, simplified) code (python 3.7): The issue is: I get the correct “Start record & Finish record” outputs, e.g. Start
Why I am getting “add_item() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given” Moncli
Hello I am working on connecting a Scraper to Monday.com using Moncli. Moncli Library Here is my current code: The Document Says this: If someone can help me out please do. Answer groups=obj.get_board(id=846185373).get_group(title=’Pending’) item_name=’Asim’ thisdict = { “text60”: “Ford” } change this line groups.add_item(“asim”,column_values=thisdict) This worked for me.
Python TypeError: ‘function’ object cannot be interpreted as an integer
I have the following code: When the code gets to player_name() at the bottom I get this error. TypeError: ‘function’ object cannot be interpreted as an integer How do I fix this? Answer Did you mean to pass various parameters around? What happens in the line: player_name(people(), players) is that first people() is called which asks the user for the
How to use a module as part of a package and as a directly executable script?
Lets say i have a package folder called my_package. This directory contains a file called __init__.py and a module file called my_module.py among further module files. The module my_module.py contains the function do_something_with_file(file_path). The function is used in other parts of the package but it would be practical if it could be called as a command line script that takes
module ‘cv2.cv2’ has no attribute ‘dnn_superres’
I am trying to upscale image (performing super resolution) using OpenCV, but I am getting this error that module ‘cv2.cv2’ has no attribute ‘dnn_superres’. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am using 4.4.0.44 OpenCV version. Here is the code section. Answer In case you are using python3, you need to download opencv with pip3 First uninstall opencv: Then install
RPyC – inherit from exposed class
I have an RpyC server that imports a specific module, a class inside this module should be exposed so that this class can then be inherited from the client side. For testing purposes I removed the module importing/exposing and created a simple class inside my RPyC service called exposed_TestClass. server side: rpyc_server.py client side: python3 shell Answer As per the
how to update python in raspberry pi
I need python newest version in raspberry pi. I tried apt install python3 3.8 apt install python3 but this didnot work. And I also needed to update my raspberry pi python IDLE Answer First update the Raspbian. Then install the prerequisites that will make any further installation of Python and/or packages much smoother. And then install Python, maybe by downloading
Retrieving unpack requires a buffer of 8 bytes error socket python
I have the following code I am sending the result of intermediate predictions results from the client to server. Client server While running the above code I am facing the below error msg_size = struct.unpack(“Q”, packed_msg_size)[0] struct.error: unpack requires a buffer of 8 bytes Thank you Answer You haven’t sorted out normal end of connection. As mentioned in the comments,