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What argument ‘isinstance’ takes on declaring ‘k’ object?

So I have difficulties with understanding why isinstance evaluating True in this code. I see it as int is checking against class, which makes no sense to me. Answer Looking at this article about isinstance: The isinstance() function returns True if the specified object is of the specified type, otherwise False. In m’s definition: You’re passing 1 as the value

Python3 running the same function with the same input many times but producing different outputs every time

I am currently trying to solve a simple version of checkers with python. Specifically, I am trying to solve the problem “checkers” from USACO 2008 December Bronze contest. (Problem Link) My idea is to run a recursive dfs function on the location of each of the kings. However, I have encountered some issues with my dfs function. When I run

Is spliting my program into 8 separate processes the best approach (performance wise) when I have 8 logical cores in python?

Intro I have rewritten one of my previously sequential algorithms to work in a parallel fashion (we are talking about real parallelism, not concurrency or threads). I run a batch script that runs my “worker” python nodes and each will perform the same task but on a different offset (no data sharing between processes). If it helps visualize imagine a

How to convert a array of array to array of tuples

I everyone, I struggle to convert an array of array like this : to an array of tuples (array, str) like this: I did find a way to append the type to the array but it’s not exactly what I want: Do you have something better ? Thanks :) Answer Solution Shortest solution: list(zip(vals, types)) 🔥🔥🔥 Output:

Convert ReadyAPI xpath for use in Python 3

I’m having trouble converting xpath expressions that I use in ReadyAPI for use in Python 3 with the lxml library. I’ve read the lxml documentation but I’m not getting the same results. Here’s my XML: I use the following xpath expressions in ReadyAPI: //*:Reply[*:Name=”Name of Reply”]/*:ID the expected returned result is: ID of Reply 1 and: //*:Reply[*:Name=”Name of Reply”]/*:ContentsofReply/*:Content/*:IDofContent the

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