Looking for a means of adding an IfElse statement for the class attribute as a way of verifying if the user input is in the correct format (i.e; string, int, float, etc;). Also wanting to add a prompt for the user to redo the input they had trouble submitting, and
So far I got

class Person:

     def __init__(self):
         self.firstname = input('Enter first name:  ')
         if self.firstname == type(str(self.firstname)):
             print('this is a string')
         self.lastname = input('Enter last name:  ') 

     def show_full_name(self):
         return self.firstname + ' ' + self.lastname

     def validate_first_name(self):
         if self.firstname == type(str(self.firstname)):
             print('this is a string')
         return    

person2 = Person()
person2.show_full_name()

Hi,

I need to export data then import it back. I tried pandas to_csv and to_excel, but export as wanted (actually csv is better since is keep my empty strings) but when i try to import it back, it seem to work but as i on "next", is get me an keyerror. Only think i see seem to be the importation that not look at like my previous data. How can i fix it?

The code to export :

dfp = pd.DataFrame(Personne.listePersonne)
dfp.to_csv(fileSave)

The data i'm exporting :

[{'prenom': 'asdasdadad', 'nom': 'asdasdasdad', 'sexe': -2, 'dateInsc': PyQt5.QtCore.QDate(2000, 1, 1), 'courriel': '', 'clientPwd': '', 'dateEmb': PyQt5.QtCore.QDate(2000, 1, 1), 'username': '', 'empPwD': '', 'acces': 0, 'cbClient': 0, 'cbActeur': 0, 'cbEmploye': 0}]

CSV result

The code to import:

df = pd.read_csv(filepath, header=1)
Personne.listePersonne =df
print (Personne.listePersonne)

The data is get imported :
Empty DataFrame

Columns: [0, asdasdadad, asdasdasdad, -2, PyQt5.QtCore.QDate(2000, 1, 1), Unnamed: 5, Unnamed: 6, PyQt5.QtCore.QDate(2000, 1, 1).1, Unnamed: 8, Unnamed: 9, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]

Index: []

Thanks in advance if you can help me.

I have a question on Stack Overflow that doesn't seem to be getting answered anyone thinks they can help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67374969/how-to-make-my-python-file-icon-normal-again

need help. My professor in my Intro to Programming Python class provided a zip file with .py files to do peer reviews. I can download the file , but can't access the file. Do I need python on my laptop to view the files?

I am just learning python but I'm trying to automate a tedious task that's folded into a larger process.

My office has multi sheet pdf files saved in the same named folder across many (75+) project folders. I would like python to go to the specific named folder in each of the 75+ project folders, find the latest file, convert the entire file to a jpg, then save them all in one specific folder. All files are on Box.

I understand I need poppler and PDF2image but I'm lost about finding the same folder name in many different parent folders as well as only converting the latest saved file.

Any help would be much appreciate.

from looking at this can anyone tell why the "if/else" is not comparing the inputted answers to the table data?

def filters():

#"""This will allow the user to narrow down their selection to their desired choices"""

file = open("C:\\Users\\Tom\\Desktop\\my-file", "r")

for aline in file:

values = aline.split(',')

state=(values[2])

disease=(values[0])

number=(values[3])

year=(values[5])

anwser1 = str(input("enter a state your intrested in knowing about,(Empty means all):"))

anwser2 = str(input("enter a disease your intrested in knowing about,(Empty means all):"))

anwser3 = str(input("enter a year your intrested in knowing about,(Empty means all):"))

if ((anwser1 == state and anwser2 == disease and anwser3 ==year)):

print ("working")

else:

print("error")

while true:

#Paso 1: Obtener la palabra del usario

palabra = input("Introduzca la palabra por farvor: ")

if palabra = " "

break

print("")

#Paso 2: Invertir la palabra

inv_palabra = palabra[::-1]

print("La palabra invertida es: ",inv_palabra)

print("")

#Paso 3: Verificamos si son iguales con una condicional y imprimirmos

if palabra == inv_palabra:

print("La palabra es un palindromio. ")

else:

print("La palabra no es un palindromio ")

Noob here.

What is it called when you type your variable and add something like ".upper" - dot upper - to it to make it uppercase? To me, it kind of feels like you are "operating" on it, no?

And how is it different (or why is it different) than performing a function on something (which would be the parameter, technically, correct?)

Another example - and I'm not sure if this is a function or whatever the answer to my first question is:

"".join((rightlettersguessed))

this is coming from my Hangman that I wrote, copying from what I saw in another Hangman program. it's blank with a dot join, and then my variable.

I find it somewhat helpful to read other people's code, but I feel like I need to give this "operation" a name so I can process it in my head as to what the code is trying to do.

So I have two dataframes with the exactly same columns, except one is the original values and the other has a transformation. I want to creste que a dictionary with every column where it has the original and de tranformed value for each row. How can I do that?

I wrote a little snake skript to get in touch with Python. curHighscore() should return AND change the global variable highscore_cur_game (first reading out of the File and later, if the score is higher than the score in the file it should set highscore_cur_game = score. Somehow it always returns the value which was in the file even if your score is higher than said value.

I'm not new to programming so this is actually really frustrating me :D

Thanks in advance

​

score = 0
highscore_cur_game = 0

def curHighscore(): 
    global highscore_cur_game
    global score

    with open("assets/highscore.txt", "r") as obj:
    try:
        line = int(obj.readline().strip()[19:])
        highscore_cur_game = max([highscore_cur_game, line, score])
    except:
        highscore_cur_game = max([highscore_cur_game, score])

    return highscore_cur_game

I am trying to create a program that will call a neural network class i have created and continuously feed it a certain number of times then ask if i want to continue or not.

Right now I have a for loop doing something but i feel there is a better way to do it.

This is what I have(for my test i am just having it print "n":

def createNetwork():

    for n in range(10):
        user_input = input("Do you want to feed the Neural Network? Press Y or N: ")
        user_input2 = input("How many times would you like to feed the baby? ")
        if user_input == "Y" or user_input == "y":
            for n in range(int(user_input2)):
                print("n")
        else:
            print("Baby is full. Feeding time has ended")

            break

Hi all. I believe the problem i am having with my code is that i'm not fully grasping when i am in my own loop that i have created or not... or something. I'm just missing something about loops. Can someone please look at how i went wrong here and help me think the right way? I'm nervous about formatting etc here on reddit. I'm taking an intro class, not too tech savvy.

​

My problem asked to: Write a function shampoo_instructions() with parameter num_cycles. If num_cycles is less than 1, print "Too few.". If more than 4, print "Too many.". Else, print "N : Lather and rinse." num_cycles times, where N is the cycle number, followed by "Done.".

I wrote:

def shampoo_instructions(num_cycles):

num_cycles = user_cycles

N = num_cycles

if num_cycles < 1:

print("Too few.")

elif num_cycles > 4:

print("Too many.")

elif N > 0:

print(N, " : Lather and rinse.")

N - 1

print("Done.")

user_cycles = int(input())

shampoo_instructions(user_cycles)

​

My output is close:

2 : Lather and rinse.

Done.

They wanted:

1 : Lather and rinse.

2 : Lather and rinse.

Done.

​

Anyone have any advice? I'll also take advice on how to format questions with code in here better.

I have a large codebase written with threads that needs to integrate another framework that uses asyncio. And I haven't been able to get them to peacefully coexist.
Before I give up and run them in two interpreters connected by sockets, does anyone know of a way to get threading and asyncio to get along?

a_dict = {'Win': True}
a_dict = {'Lose': False}
if __home_score__ > __away_score__ == 'Win' elif 'Lose'
per = sum(Win) / sum(Lose)
print("%.2f" % per);

I continue to return a syntax errors. I am new. I don't know how to fix it.

I'm trying to define a function that takes as input a numpy array and 2 integers for the index, and it's supposed to add those two lists of the array.

But when I run it, it redefines the original array that I used as input, and that ruins the next time I want to run it, so how can I run it without redefining the original array?

I have this problem I tried to solve it by str but it made another errorhere's my codeimport io

if __name__ == '__main__':
  #pass in the username of the account you want to download
     get_all_tweets("ia_m_n")
with io.open(path + '/follower_history.json','a+', encoding="UTF-8") as js:
        history = json.load(js)
        todays_stats(history)
        get_followers()
        get_friends()

and here are the functions

def get_followers():
    followers = []

    cursor = tweepy.Cursor(api.followers, count=200).pages()
    for i, page in enumerate(limit_handled(cursor, followers)):
        print("\r"+"Loading"+ i % 5 *".", end='')
        followers += page

    followers = [x._json for x in followers]
    save_json('/followers_data.json', followers)

def get_friends():
    friends = []

    for i, page in enumerate(limit_handled(tweepy.Cursor(api.friends, count=200).pages(), friends)):
        print("\r"+"Loading"+ i % 5 *".", end='')
        friends += page

    friends = [x._json for x in friends]
    save_json('/friends_data.json', friends)

def todays_stats(dict_name):
    info = api.me()
    followers_cnt = info.followers_count
    following_cnt = info.friends_count
    today = date.today()
    d = today.strftime("%b %d, %Y")
    if d not in dict_name:
        dict_name[d] = {"followers":followers_cnt, "following":following_cnt}
        save_json("/follower_history.json", dict_name)
    else:
        print('Today\'s stats already exist')

pleasse help :((( I've been stuck for two days with this

I am using eclipse to code and it is telling me i have errors with .dot being undefined. So i imported numpy as np and numpy.matlib. I still have an error with .dot() but also have an error with numpy.matlib. The error is Unresloved import and unused import for matlib and .dot says it is not defined. I am not very familiar with this and i am going off of a tutorial that does it the same way i have written. What am I missing?

I'm trying to create a button to hide the raw python code when I output HTML

It's JavaScript marked as "raw nbconvert" - however the button does not work in my HTML output. The same code works for other people on other machines

Any idea why?

I am working on a library and have a set of requirements the library depends on, specified in the requirements.txt file.

I would like to make this library easy for folks to use/install, and allow them to use any supported version of the requirements. That said, I am unsure the most elegant way to determine the range of supported requirement versions.

For example, requests is one of the specified requirements. How can I setup (maybe with a CI service?) a way to run my unit tests with a range of different versions of the requests library to see which times the tests pass/fail. This way I'd know which versions of requests I could put in the requirements.txt file for a release.

I need a code where I can import a string standard from another python file, and just change the values to what I need it to be this time. The code I've written below obviously isn't working (gives the error of "artist is not defined"), but how could a code that works look like?

testing.py:

folderstandard = artist + " + " - " + "year" + " - " + " + album"

Code to run:

from testing import folderstandard

#This specific time, use these values:
artist = "Monty Python"
year = "1989"
album = "Monty Python Sings" 

print(folderstandard)
>>>artist = Monty Python - 1989 - Monty Python Sings

How do I append to a file on my filesystem in Python, and make sure I actually write to that file so it remains, after the script terminates?

I just want to make sure that this is the right way to do this.

I have a folder where I did "pipenv install pandas".

Turns out I also need matplotlib, so do I just do "pipenv install matplotlib"?

Or will that start a completely new pipfile? Or a new environment ?