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Send a QNetworkRequest with a parameter
I want to send multiple QNetworkRequests in Python 3.12 that each downloads one image from a server, using a single callback function. To be able to distinguish ...
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Capture multiple errors before raising an exception
I have a scenario where I need to store values from some environment variables (names of which I cannot control). My first run at this was pretty basic, however this is not usable as an exception ...
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Subtract two lap times (m:ss:fff)
I have two lap time strings I need to subtract, the format is minutes, seconds, milliseconds. This is to compare a new world record time to the previous holder's ...
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Compute the mean of a series of user-entered numbers
Which is more elegant out of two methods as mentioned below mostly from memory prospective?
Both methods achieve the same result, but from a memory perspective, In Method1, we are storing the running ...
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Leap Year Calculator Using If Elif and Else Only
I'm taking the 100 Days of Code (Python) taught by Angela Yu on Udemy. There have been a few other questions revolving around this lesson but I can't find one who came up with my specific question so ...
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Implementing a --assume-yes/--assume-no command line flag to affect a `input()` based `confirm()` function
I have a Python command line application that needs to ask the user for confirmation at some point. I want to add a --assume-yes/...
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Combined or separate data-cleaning routine
I am a junior data engineer that have 3 years of experience with Python. I write a lot of Python code for my job and I came up with this question I can't solve by my own. I don't have the chance to ...
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Revised: best practice of communicating with an instrument using Python
This is a revised version of the code from the previous question. It corrects the spelling errors, add in appropriate comments for argument types and doc strings, rewrite number representation, and ...
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Best practice of communicating with instruments using Python [closed]
I have seen two different methods - getter and setter method and property - being used in Python libraries which are written for communicating with instruments via VISA commands. An example is given ...
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TestAssignment class that checks for certain Git repository conditions
TestAssignment is a Python class designed to check certain conditions in a Git repository. It has several methods that check for the existence of required files, the initialization of a Git repository,...
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Wordlist formatter code
I am making a "wordlist cleaner" module that loads a words.txt file, and returns a list of cleaned/sorted words.
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Excluding attributes entirely vs. setting them to None
I am making a program that parses profiles from a website. Some profiles are "public" and others are "private" with limited information. Public profiles contain a lot more data and ...
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Getting three numbers input interactively and process them
I'm new to Python and programming in general.
Let's imagine I have a simple task:
Given 3 numbers from user input, I need to count negative ones and print the result.
Considering what I know about ...
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Convert Rankine temperatures to Celsius
I have this Python Package called ToTemp under development for precise Temperature Conversions and currently thinking in changing the method's implementation to be ...
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Comparison of two ways of looping in Python [closed]
I wrote a small script to demonstrate two ways of looping in Python: with and without using the index. I want to know which way is better. Please see the example:
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