results_table is a pd.DataFrame When I print(type(results_table.loc[0,’Mean recall score’])) it return Every items is float But when I print(results_table[‘Mean …
Tag: types
How to check if a python class or object is user defined (not a builtin)?
I need to examine a python module to find simple data as well as “user defined objects”. Here, I mean objects (or functions or classes) that are not builtin, but defined with a class/def statement or dynamically loaded/generated. Note there are similar questions, but they ask about “new style user defined classes”. I’ve seen the inspect module – I couldn’t
Type hints with user defined classes
Couldn’t seem to find a definitive answer. I want to do a type hint for a function and the type being some custom class that I have defined, called it CustomClass(). And then let’s say in some …
In Python, how would you check if a number is one of the integer types?
In Python, how could you check if the type of a number is an integer without checking each integer type, i.e., ‘int’, ‘numpy.int32’, or ‘numpy.int64’? I thought to try if int(val) == val but this does not work when a float is set to an integer value (not type). I want to filter out the last value, which is a
timedelta error with numpy.longdouble dtype
I have times with dtype numpy.longdouble and when I’m trying to use that values with timedelta function I’ve got errors. But when I convert it to numpy.float64 everything is fine. Could somebody …
Python : terminology ‘class’ VS ‘type’
Just a simple question : when should I use the term ‘class’, and when should I use the term ‘type’ in Python ? is ‘class’ only for user-defined types, and ‘type’ for built-in types ? or now that …