I have this decision tree, which I would like to extract every branch from it. The image is a portion of the tree, since the original tree is much bigger but it doesn’t fit well on a single image. I’m not trying to print the rules of the tree like or like: What I’m trying to achieve is something like:
Tag: python-3.x
Why is my function faster than python’s print function in IDLE?
I wrote this function a while back: and I tested it: It turns out that it is only faster in IDLE and not cmd. I know that IDLE creates its own objects for sys.stdout, sys.stdin and sys.stderr but I don’t get why it only slows down python’s built in print function. This answer says that the built in print function
How do I annotate a function that takes AnyStr with a str default value?
I wish to type-annotate a function that takes an AnyStr argument that defaults to a str and also returns an AnyStr of the same type. However, if I write this: then mypy fails with “Incompatible default for argument “s” (default has type “str”, argument has type “bytes”)”. I also tried splitting the code into a .py and .pyi file like
MP3 Tags Not Saving in Python
I’m trying to save MP3 Tags to files in a folder. I have assigned new values from the spreadsheet to the temp_track as below but could not find a way to finish the last step to save the files with the new data. My code: Data that shows in the run window: I have tried TinyTag.tag.save() but got the error
Python, Selenium | Can’t Click Test Here
Hello, I am trying to click the button ‘Test Here’ using selenium in Python via chrome. I have no clue what it is not working. My code is shared below… driver.find_element_by_xpath(“//*[contains(text(), ‘Test Here’)]”).click() Answer Click the button and not the span. Add /parent::button would fix your xpath.
Run length decompression python [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I’m trying to make a run length decoder that doesn’t use 1s. For
GraphQL Query String Formatting in Python
Background I am working on a project to fetch data from GitHub repositories using GitHub’s GraphQL APIv4. I am facing an issue to format the query string for passing the values of the username and …
return boolean value for a custom function
I am comparing key elements in a list with dictionary keys I wrote a custom function as follows I want to execute the other part of my code, only if the function executes without any errors. I dont understand how to specify a return value for the function and execute my code based on the return value I am trying
What’s the difference between assigning a string value within and without parentheses for a variable in Python 3?
vs As far as I have tested, both get interpreted with the same output. I’ve just started to learn python and wondering if those parentheses have any impact. Answer Both the implementations are same. Output: <class ‘str’> Output: <class ‘str’> Adding parenthesis to a string don’t automatically make them tuples. You need to add a comma after the string to
Overload function in all subfunctions in scope
Let’s say that I want to overload a standard function with a customized version, I can simply write original_function_name = customized_function For example I can do: However this override is only valid inside fun1. If I do the custom print function is not passed (clearly) to fun2 which uses the standard print function. Is there a way to override the