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how to use multi variables in a single SQL python code

I have used this code to use two variables in a single SQL code in Python : but I’ve got this error : MySQLInterfaceError: Python type tuple cannot be converted though I’ve converted my strings into a tuple like this: how can I use these two variables in my cursor.execute code? Answer

How to scrape billboard using find_all?

I have a pretty specific question if anyone could help that would be awesome. I am trying to scrape the songs from https://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100/ and I am stuck on this code. What should I put for tag = soup.find_all(‘???’) to get the title ‘About Damn Time. Answer Try to select t…

MultiCheckbox Field Validation with Flask WTForms

I have a WTForm and I am trying to validate a custom multi-checkbox field, When I set the required flag to true, every checkbox needs to be checked. I just need at least one checkbox to be selected. When I don’t set the required flag, the native, and very elusive (is doesn’t appear in js, html, or…

How to change y-axis limits on a bar graph?

I have a df, from which Ive indexed europe_n and Ive plotted a bar plot. europe_n (r=5, c=45), looks like this. ; df[‘Country’](string) & df[‘Population’](numeric) variable/s. Which gives me; Objective: Im trying to change my y-axis limit to start from 0, instead of 43,094. I ran t…

Matrix from outer product not positive definite

I was trying to simulate multivariate normal data in python the following way However, the resulting variables are always perfectly linearly correlated. I then checked np.linalg.eigvals(Sigma) and realized that Sigma is not positive semi-definite. This surprised me since 1) I did not get an error from multiva…

Python – Reverse every other slice of an array

I wrote some code to reverse every other slice of rows. There has to by an easier and more efficient way of doing this. I was thinking another way would be to use list operators like slices, but I can’t think of one which is faster than this. Is there an easier way with numpy? Note: the length of the