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Python annotate type as regex pattern

I have a dictionary annotation The value of time: will always be formatted like 2022-01-01 00:00:00, or “%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”. I’d like a way to express this in the type annotation Something like WIth the goal of IDE hinting through VSCode Intellisense and Pylance. Are regex-defined type annotations supported? Answer Leaving out philosophical discussions about what should or should not be

How to filter based on id which contains specific name in another column in an excel file using Python

I have a excel file containing three columns as shown below, ID Name Date 1136 GG Daubringen 2019-04-08 1136 Manheinm 2020-06-16 1136 Manheinm Streitkof 2020-07-24 1136 Staufenberg 2020-08-15 1136 Stürcken 2021-03-05 1136 Stürcken (FTTH) 2021-09-13 1234 Lerbeck 2019-04-18 1234 BAd oyehausen 2020-06-26 1234 Werre Park 2020-07-14 1234 Werre Park (FTTH) 2020-08-25 1234 Werre Park (FTTH) 2021-03-15 1234 Bad oyehausen 2021-09-23

List comprehension with pattern match in Python

I have one list named columns, and I have to create one nested list based on a split of the elements (the first three). For example, I will divide this element ‘101 Drive 1 A’ in ‘101 Drive 1’ and make a group. The output will look like this: Answer One approach using collections.defaultdict: Output A more robust alternative, that

Applymap on all but one Pandas DataFrame?

I have a DataFrame df that looks like this: I would like to change each element of each column except for the first to its corresponding integer ASCII code (i.e. “M” gets mapped to the integer 77, “A” gets mapped to 65, etc.). I can achieve this result with the following: Is there a better way to do this? There

Python CSV returning individual characters, expecting strings

This program uses Python’s CSV module to process a stream containing a CR/LF delimited list of comma separated values (CSV). Instead of getting a list of strings, with each string representing the text that appears between the delimiters (the commas), I’m getting a list of characters. The program uses subprocess.run() to return a stream containing rows of data separated by

Unexpected indentation when return in python

when I try to return but I got an error in 2nd return signup_result & return login_result https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/blob/main/docs/configuration.md#reportUndefinedVariable here is utils.py I also try to tab 2 times to avoid indentation error in return signup_result & return login_result but still got the same error Unexpected indentationPylance Answer The cognito_login() function contains only one line of code return login_result because that

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