till when will you be awake
#voice-chat-text-0
warped raft
in hours
ok i will me there in five hours
sure
the you can help me with your pc
@sour steppe
no i will b e back after five hors
it's currently 2:50
no
yes
how old are you
i am 14 years yes
yes
uncle
ok
yes
king of brunei
sultan of brunei
ok
alladin
tropical rainfall
amazon is rainforest
good
anyway see you in five hours
bye
or
rugged root
On in a sec
quasi condor
tidal shard
somber heath
Tekken or Taken? You decide!
rugged root
!stream 674089971170148359
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somber heath
@peak parcel PTT, adjustment to your mic threshold or turning on of Krisp would be personally appreciated.
Sonic.
Mario Bros.
mint mulch
hi
uncut meteor
how did Pure get a while discord profile?
somber heath
Beta thing.
uncut meteor
ah
somber heath
If he dies, would he get a John Cenotaph?
molten pewter
apparently john cena can also spit rhymes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Htn9nmFO4cY
vocal abyss
here it is
molten pewter
John Cena has a whole album...
vocal abyss
rugged root
somber heath
Is there a Salt's ghost?
rugged root
Yeah but he's kind of bitter at the whole situation
cunning monolith
I want to meet the ghost where I can find one ?
cunning monolith
Ghost are found at beach ?
somber heath
In the shells.
cunning monolith
That's demon (Jinni) right ? not a ghost
rugged root
Niiiice
molten pewter
"The question of whether intelligence, or any of its components, are elevated, compared to controls, among parents, siblings, or higher-order relatives of individuals with autism has yet to be investigated systematically, although this pattern is predicted by the positive genetic correlations of autism risk with measures of IQ."
"By contrast, as described above, there is clear evidence for relatively low IQ, on average, among individuals with autism, at least as measured by most standardized tests."
molten pewter
"How can this paradox of low IQ, but positive genetic correlations of autism risk with intelligence, be resolved? None of the papers on genetic correlations of autism with intelligence discuss possible explanations, or ways to investigate the conundrum further. I have proposed here the hypothesis that autism involves high but imbalanced intelligence, such that some or many genetically-based components of intelligence are enhanced, but imbalance across components increases risk and patterns of expression for autistic phenotypes, and for diagnoses. By this hypothesis, higher intelligence may co-occur with higher risk for imbalance and cognitive and affective consequences from it, given that the components of cognitive ability are expected to interact strongly and may do so to a greater degree at the higher end of ability. The “high intelligence imbalance” hypothesis is useful because it makes clear predictions, and thus directs attention toward specific forms of existing data and new, informative future data to collect."
rugged root
You do realize people will just move down
quasi condor
that's fine
rugged root
Want me to just drag you, you lazy bastard?
mild quartz
that would be a clear abuse of mod powers
you wouldn't break protocol in such a flagrant way would you?
molten pewter
pleiotropic effects
rugged root
Back in a moment
tulip plover
hi
somber heath
!e ```py
from itertools import zip_longest
def func(text):
return [a + b for a, b in zip_longest(text[::2], text[1::2], fillvalue = "_")]
for text in ["", "a", "ab", "abc", "abcd", "abcde"]:
print(func(text))```
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001 | []
002 | ['a_']
003 | ['ab']
004 | ['ab', 'c_']
005 | ['ab', 'cd']
006 | ['ab', 'cd', 'e_']
@whole bear
@wintry socket 👋
What sort of program are you looking to make?
Are you looking to just be working in the terminal, or are you wanting a GUI?
!e py import datetime now = datetime.datetime.now() print(now)
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2022-10-04 05:01:31.647485
!e py import datetime now = datetime.datetime.now() dob = datetime.datetime.strptime("2006-11-15", "%Y-%m-%d") #Depending on how the uder is expected to enter in the date, the righthand string may vary print(now - dob)
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5802 days, 5:09:25.388573
!e py import datetime age = datetime.timedelta(days = 5802) #Rough equivalent object to what we printed above. print(age.days)Here, we see that we can access a numerical component of type int from the object as component to later mathematical operations.
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5802
The issue with calculating the number of months is that they're not all the same.
In days.
But let's assume they are.
!e py alpha = 5802 years, alpha = divmod(alpha, 365) months, days = divmod(alpha, 31) print(years, months, days)
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15 10 17
a / b like so
a // b
a % b
// and %
!e py print(9 // 4) #Four goes into 9 fully twice print(9 % 4) #How many is left over from the 9?
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001 | 2
002 | 1
!e py print(divmod(9, 4))
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(2, 1)
Depends on what you're doing at any given point.
It's there. You don't have to use it.
!e py a, b, c = [1, 2, 3] print(a) print(b) print(c)
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001 | 1
002 | 2
003 | 3
This is called variable unpacking. I was using it.
Variation on the assignment operation.
a = 1
b = 2
c = 3
print(a)
print(b)
print(c)```Manually?
and this is without datetime?
str.split
and int to cast the strings to numericals
!e py text = "2008-09-04" result = text.split("-") print(result)
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['2008', '09', '04']
!e py date = ['2008', '09', '04'] year, month, day = (int(each) for each in date) print(year) print(month) print(day)
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001 | 2008
002 | 9
003 | 4
That's a generator expression. They use comprehension syntax.
But you could also dopy year = int(date[0]) month = int(date[1]) day = int(date[2])
Have you used subscription, before?
obj[0] etc?
Subscription is the retrieval from a sequence an object, specified by that object's index position within the sequence.
!e py text = "abc" print(text[0]) print(text[1]) print(text[2]) print(text[-1]) print(text[-2]) print(text[-3])
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001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
004 | c
005 | b
006 | a
!e py things = ["apples", "pears", "oranges"] print(things[0]) print(things[1])etc
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001 | apples
002 | pears
Assignment is also possible where the sequence is a mutable one.
!e py things = ["apple", "pear", "orange"] things[1] = "banana" print(things)
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['apple', 'banana', 'orange']
!e py text = "abc" text[1] = "d"Strings are not mutable. Lists are.
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
003 | TypeError: 'str' object does not support item assignment
!e py text = "abcdefghijk" print(text[3:7])
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defg
lower case on the dob
Also, have at least one space before and after the =
You may also wish to give the format you wish the person to enter in their birthday.
Otherwise they're left guessing.
Have you heard of f-strings, before?
Would you like a refresher on how f-strings work, or are you good?
Yes.
More to avoid concatenation.
Definitely to avoid string formatting with %.
Concatenation being combining strings with +
Which is sometimes appropriate, sometimes not.
brb
The prompt in the input call.
Or have a loop that checks for and rejects bad values given.
But presumably would also say what it needs to be.
At least somewhere in the overall process.
Pendulum is another datetime-like module.
But it is third-party.
It's supposed to be better.
Otherwise, if you're after accuracy, you're going to have to account for the differently-numbered months as well as leap year month stuff.
Doable, but a pain.
I've not done it, myself.
I think it probably expects you to be given it with / not -
Oh. Yes. Ew.
Consistency.
People who formulate these things are fallible.
As with people whoever they are in the world.
Wherever they are.
Whatever task they're set at doing.
If any.
You could make it account for either, if you wanted to get fancy. But yes. I'd say that'd do.
But also, imagine that the user of your program is a monkey.
An escapee from the infinite typewriter project.
They could enter in anything.
Ideally, your program should account for user error.
This means checking the data the user given to see if it's valid. If it is not, ask the question again.
Exception handling can help in these cases.
A while loop would probably be appropriate.
Use of try and except would probably be appropriate.
!e py try: a, b, c = "abcd" except ValueError: print("Try again!")
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Try again!
!e ```py
try:
a, b, c = "abc"
except ValueError:
print("Try again!")
print(a, b, c)```
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a b c
!e py print("1-2/3".split("-"))
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['1', '2/3']
!e py a, b, c = "abc" print(a) print(b) print(c)
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001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
rotund iris
use datetime module
somber heath
!e py a, b, c = ["apples", "pears", "oranges"] print(a) print(b) print(c)
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001 | apples
002 | pears
003 | oranges
"Variable unpacking"
whole bear
https://www.makerhacks.com/python-messages-discord/
import requests
def send_message(message_, channel_id, authentication_):
payload = {
'content': message_
}
header = {
'Authorization': authentication_
}
requests.post(
f'https://discord.com/api/v9/channels/{channel_id}/messages', data=payload, headers=header)
to send message
whole bear
https://pypi.org/project/clipboard/
use this to copy
@sly gale I mea
instead of print u can store it a variable
...
can u write all steps u r doing
ya
how many steps u completed?
...
can u send in text what u r on stuck??
sly gale
i am stuck on the part where you run pyhon sctipt to run command over linux terminal and get the output
whole bear
i am stuck on the part where you run pyhon sctipt to run command over linux term...
u mean how to run .py in linux?
somber heath
Ideally, you wouldn't need to grab anything from stdout.
sly gale
no i do not know how to run terminal command using .py file and get the output
somber heath
You'd just tell whatever bot instance you've started up from within your program to send off the message you need when the time is right.
Or web request or whatever
Oh
You mean the temperature data
whole bear
@sly gale bhai baat kar
sly gale
i will be using the .py file as a systemd service so it not wourk getting it from stdout
somber heath
Not the terminal pipe.
whole bear
i will be using the .py file as a systemd service so it not wourk getting it fro...
is all the steps u said in single script?
somber heath
There's a pipe thing in subprocess
By default it goes to stdout
But you can redirect it to an object that's in the subprocess module.
and you then poll that object for the result
You'll probably want to use subprocess.Popen
Then...
somber heath
If you're using an event framework, like asyncio, there should be a repeating scheduling thing
I'm off.
whole bear
@sly gale bhai kidar se he?
https://tenor.com/view/anya-forger-anya-spy-x-family-anime-salute-salute-gif-okey-dokey-gif-25700022
spy x family season 2 dekh raha he bhai?
sound very low
sly gale
i will watch season 2 when there is a dub
sly gale
i like them
south wing
cunning lake
hey
fair wigeon
Hiii thank you so much for the answer
But the channel is close
I don think I understand I am very new to python
fair wigeon
https://tenor.com/view/get-smart-maxwell-agent-86-gif-12923944
Do u mind I ask it here?
somber heath
Or you could grab another help channel.
fair wigeon
I already took 2 today😂 is it alright?
frosty star
I cant hear you
i think there's something wrong w my audio setting @fleet tide
lemme check some stuff
fleet tide
while True:
#inputs
x = int(input("first number:"))
y = input("sign:")
z = int(input("second number:"))
#functions
# 1. multiplication
if y == "*":
print(x*z)
else:
print("err: invalid sighn")
break
#2. minus
elif y == "-":
print(x-z)
else:
print("err: invalid sighn")
break
#3. plus
elif y == "+":
print(x+z)
else:
print("err: invalid sighn")
break
#4. divide
elif y == "/":
print(x/z)
else:
print("err: invalid sighn")
break
#5. power of
elif y == "^":
print(x**z)
else:
print("err: invalid sighn")
break
#repeat answer
print("continue?")
repeat = input("y/n:")
if repeat == "y":
continue
else:
break
u should run it directly on the terminal hun
cd
python calculator.py
cd directory/
ctrl + alt + t
will open the terminal
yes
and go to the directory
oh man...
this works on ubuntu
oh then it should work right
oh man ....
no no
lets google
somber heath
cd ~/Desktop
frosty star
cd ~/Desktop
or cd ~
does it work
can you pwd
pwd
to know where you are
yes
python cal.py
fleet tide
File "/home/cs/Desktop/Calculator 0.01.py", line 12
else:
IndentationError: unexpected indent
while True:
#inputs
x = int(input("first number:"))
y = input("sign:")
z = int(input("second number:"))
#functions
# 1. multiplication
if y == "*":
print(x*z)
#2. minus
elif y == "-":
print(x-z)
#3. plus
elif y == "+":
print(x+z)
#4. divide
elif y == "/":
print(x/z)
#5. power of
elif y == "^":
print(x**z)
#quare root
elif y == "//":
print
#repeat answer
print("continue?")
repeat = input("y/n:")
if repeat == "y":
continue
else:
break
Each convention to its own language. Tabs can be of variable width, depending on the editor's implementation. Spaces are of fixed width.
If other languages want to have a tab convention, that's fine.
If Python wants to use four spaces, that's fine.
If Microsoft wants to use two spaces for Python, they can go swimming in the glitter pit of shame.
If tabs were reliably unwonky, I'd prefer tabs. I was a tab person.
frosty star
@whole bear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCgt6If5VF4
somber heath
If the PSF released a PEP saying "use tabs", I would. If they said "It's up to you", I'd use spaces.
Button pusher child.
If you were an accountant for a climate control business, would you have studied airconomics?
!d import
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!e py import random result = random.randint(1, 100) print(result)
wise cargoBOT
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31
im actually preparing for class tomorrow so I won't be able to respond for a while
somber heath
!d socket
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!d asyncio
wise cargoBOT
frosty star
ok guys gtg need to focus brb
somber heath
!e py import socket print(dir(socket))
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['AF_ALG', 'AF_APPLETALK', 'AF_ASH', 'AF_ATMPVC', 'AF_ATMSVC', 'AF_AX25', 'AF_BLUETOOTH', 'AF_BRIDGE', 'AF_CAN', 'AF_DECnet', 'AF_ECONET', 'AF_INET', 'AF_INET6', 'AF_IPX', 'AF_IRDA', 'AF_KEY', 'AF_LLC', 'AF_NETBEUI', 'AF_NETLINK', 'AF_NETROM', 'AF_PACKET', 'AF_PPPOX', 'AF_QIPCRTR', 'AF_RDS', 'AF_ROSE', 'AF_ROUTE', 'AF_SECURITY', 'AF_SNA', 'AF_TIPC', 'AF_UNIX', 'AF_UNSPEC', 'AF_VSOCK', 'AF_WANPIPE', 'AF_X25', 'AI_ADDRCONFIG', 'AI_ALL', 'AI_CANONNAME', 'AI_NUMERICHOST', 'AI_NUMERICSERV', 'AI_PASSIVE', 'AI_V4MAPPED', 'ALG_OP_DECRYPT', 'ALG_OP_ENCRYPT', 'ALG_OP_SIGN', 'ALG_OP_VERIFY', 'ALG_SET_AEAD_ASSOCLEN', 'ALG_SET_AEAD_AUTHSIZE', 'ALG_SET_IV', 'ALG_SET_KEY', 'ALG_SET_OP', 'ALG_SET_PUBKEY', 'AddressFamily', 'AddressInfo', 'BDADDR_ANY', 'BDADDR_LOCAL', 'BTPROTO_HCI', 'BTPROTO_L2CAP', 'BTPROTO_RFCOMM', 'BTPROTO_SCO', 'CAN_BCM', 'CAN_BCM_CAN_FD_FRAME', 'CAN_BCM_RX_ANNOUNCE_RESUME', 'CAN_BCM_RX_CHANGED', 'CAN_BCM_RX_CHECK_DLC', 'CAN_BCM_RX_DELETE', 'CAN_BCM_RX_FILTER_ID', 'CAN_BCM_RX_NO_AUT
... (truncated - too long)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/poyivorojo.txt?noredirect
somber heath
Corey Schafer, YouTuber.
somber heath
If you were an accountant for a climate control business, would you have studied...
@rugged root
rugged root
somber heath
#!
rugged root
#!/usr/bin/python3
#!/usr/bin/python3
while True:
#inputs
x = int(input("first number:"))
y = input("sign:")
z = int(input("second number:"))
#functions
# 1. multiplication
if y == "*":
print(x*z)
#2. minus
elif y == "-":
print(x-z)
#3. plus
elif y == "+":
print(x+z)
#4. divide
elif y == "/":
print(x/z)
#5. power of
elif y == "^":
print(x**z)
#quare root
elif y == "//":
print
#repeat answer
print("continue?")
repeat = input("y/n:")
if repeat == "y":
continue
else:
break
.
rugged root
!stream 915896339672498237
wise cargoBOT
✅ @fleet tide can now stream until <t:1664891364:f>.
grim trellis
screan shot
rugged root
!e
print(5 / 3)
print(5 // 3)
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001 | 1.6666666666666667
002 | 1
@fleet tide first close the vscode then just open it by just clicking on vscode then open your file form file then you can open terminal from vscode and write python3 filename
somber heath
!e py import math a = 50 ** .5 b = math.sqrt(50) print(a) print(b)
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001 | 7.0710678118654755
002 | 7.0710678118654755
x = input(int())
y = input()
if y == "//":
print(x ** 0.5)
continue
z = ...
@rugged root are you using windows for linux?
rugged root
Windows
somber heath
√radix
rugged root
I prefer it
neon orbit
I was asking what field do you guys use Python for
somber heath
grim trellis
I use python for Data science and machine learning
but I use python for my every project
@rugged root can you share your git repo here plzz?
rugged root
peak copper
somber heath
Steam does a good job on Linux
grim trellis
@somber heath but it's hard for gaming
rugged root
@neon orbit
grim trellis
once I used Ubuntu for gaming it did not went well so I switched back to windows
somber heath
<@317279909112446976> but it's hard for gaming
Because people target Windows to the exclusion of other things. That's not Linux's fault.
rugged root
@winged shard
neon orbit
@winged shard
winged shard
dusky mortar
once I used Ubuntu for gaming it did not went well so I switched back to windows
search for Linus Torvalds Nvidia
grim trellis
my friend use POPos and it's great for gaming
fleet tide
dusky mortar
remove '
fleet tide
hmm
rugged root
If you're going to use quotes, do it around the whole thing. cd '~/programming projects'
grim trellis
@neon orbit for web go for JS
fleet tide
If you're going to use quotes, do it around the whole thing. `cd '~/programming...
still not working
grim trellis
@neon orbit have you tried mobile app
fleet tide
Maybe double quotes?
ill try
neon orbit
<@780407798751690774> have you tried mobile app
Thinking about all that
grim trellis
check out Flutter it's great
neon orbit
I kinda want programming to be fun again and it was back when I was creating bots and all
rugged root
Yh am going for JS for now
neon orbit
So would just go back to it
rugged root
One of the best resources I've found for JS
fleet tide
bash: cd: ~/programing projects: No such file or directory
dusky mortar
cd programing projects
grim trellis
freeCodeCamp is the best for every programming topic
dusky mortar
cd and press tab
grim trellis
@neon orbit just so you know flutter now support web too
peak copper
grim trellis
do any of you guys watch anime?
@ripe lantern dub worse man
@peak copper Marval is evolving backwards
I read book to
too
dusky mortar
I'll just watch it without understanding
grim trellis
@neon orbit data science job is like create model for company that help them how their data is important
dusky mortar
earlier when I was learning English watched like 50 + series and movies without understanding them fully
it's worth it
grim trellis
I have one year experience in data science job
just so you know guys GUI mean A*s in language that I speak .
rugged root
Oh that's a bad sign
rugged root
Ah gotcha
willow light
rugged root
XPath
dusky mortar
@amber raptor what's the issue with xpath?
neon orbit
:hemshake:
rugged root
amber raptor
# Image URL - gives output in right place but no url
result = doc.xpath("//*[@class='card__media mntl-universal-image card__media universal-image__container']/div/img/@src")
# IMGS = [r.text for r in IMGresult]
# print(IMGS)
Using xpath to webscrape https://www.allrecipes.com/recipes/189/holidays-and-events/halloween/
but the image url is contained inside a element attribute, need to get accurate reference
fleet tide
socket.SOCK_STREAM
dusky mortar
```
# Image URL - gives output in right place but no url
result = doc.xpath("//*...
try //img[contains(@alt,'ghosts and bones')]
amber raptor
This works and uses similar syntax to find the recipe URL, for whatever reason similar thinking as here doesn't work for image URL
#Recipe URL
# result = doc.xpath("//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/@href")
# RECS = [r.text for r in REC]
# print(REC)
What library has that .xpath
dusky mortar
This works and uses similar syntax to find the recipe URL, for whatever reason s...
so you want the image url ?
amber raptor
exactly
fleet tide
s.listen(5)
amber raptor
Below returns: [<Element img at 0x7f9e2e219890>, <Element img at 0x7f9e2e2198f0>]
result = doc.xpath("//img[contains(@alt,'ghosts and bones')]")
@rugged root
dusky mortar
Below returns: [<Element img at 0x7f9e2e219890>, <Element img at 0x7f9e2e2198f0>...
result[0].getAttribute("href")
does this work
amber raptor
trying
amber raptor
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-8-55827a3113a4> in <module>
25 # result = doc.xpath("//*[@class='card__media mntl-universal-image card__media universal-image__container']/div/img/@src")
26 result = doc.xpath("//img[contains(@alt,'ghosts and bones')]")
---> 27 result[0].getAttribute("href")
28
29 # IMGS = [r.text for r in IMGresult]
AttributeError: 'HtmlElement' object has no attribute 'getAttribute'
ok got it wait
rugged root
Like pumpkin
rugged root
Doot
neon orbit
skeleton
dusky mortar
```py
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last...
try this xpath //div[contains(@class,'primary-image')]//img[contains(@alt,'ghosts and bones')] it should return only 1 object
amber raptor
on it
same ouput: [<Element img at 0x7f9e2e2176b0>, <Element img at 0x7f9e2e217710>]
dusky mortar
can you tell me which pip install you do for doc?
amber raptor
url = "https://www.allrecipes.com/recipes/189/holidays-and-events/halloween/"
response = requests.get(url) # get the html of that url
doc = html.fromstring(response.text)
doot
amber raptor
they legit changed the html overnigth
result = doc.xpath("//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/div/div/div/img/@data-src")
dusky mortar
html is from some specific lib?
frosty star
Hiii everyone
amber raptor
trying to grab the number of reviews from the same website
result = doc.xpath("//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/div/div")
amber raptor
currently have that and it returns a list of pointers
fleet tide
s.connect((socket.gethostname(), 5589009))
amber raptor
Why is ur name cashcrab
because i love indonesia
fleet tide
pyinstaller?
dusky mortar
currently have that and it returns a list of pointers
result = doc.xpath("(//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image'])[1]//div[contains(@class,'rating-count-number')]/text()")
print(result[0])
rugged root
amber raptor
['\n808\n', '\n', '\n4,544\n', '\n', '\n791\n', '\n', '\n1,824\n', '\n', '\n211\n',
@dusky mortar that works but there are new lines, any ideas
molten pewter
dusky mortar
yes you can remove them using regex
rugged root
!e
test = '\n808\n'
int(test)
@rugged root :warning: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
example = [int(chunk) for chunk in results[0] if chunk != '\n']
If you want them as just strings
example = [chunk.strip() for chunk in result[0] if chunk != '\n']
the Copacabana was not as good as I remember as a child.
amber raptor
molten pewter
amber raptor
['808', '4,544', '791', '1,824', '211', '199', '677', '360', '35', '136', '460', '507', '21', '268', '31', '166', '586', '2', '897', '161', '62', '3', '80', '346', '496', '96', '181', '441', '162', '79', '3,106', '5', '689', '6', '27', '22', '454', '1,403', '58', '7', '1,260', '1,181', '11', '18', '850', '259', '1,114', '256', '25', '6', '29', '137', '194', '94', '887', '757', '103']
molten pewter
At least "I go to Rio" still holds up
fleet tide
fleet tide
raceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/cs/Desktop/programing projects/socket srver.py", line 4, in <module>
s.bind((socket.gethostname(), 5589))
OSError: [Errno 98] Address already in use
rugged root
No worries!
grim tendon
do any of yall know how to use beautifulsoup?
rugged root
Still can talk here, participate in the convos. And I've messed with it a couple times
What's the issue you're having with it?
fleet tide
is sublime text begginer friendly?
rugged root
Ehhhhhhh..... I mean it's not bad, but it does take some tweaking to get it just how you like it
But it's the one I mainly use
fleet tide
hm
fleet tide
sublime looks awsome
rugged root
You'd grab it using the price class tag
grim tendon
i luv u
rugged root
So minor hiccup, Tortie. Just went through GraybaR's terms of service, and this looks like it's something we can't/won't assist with
amber raptor
@grand basin.....
rugged root
!rule 5
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
https://www.graybar.com/website-terms-of-use Section 5 for Additional use limitations:
(v) using any automatic or manual process to monitor or copy any portion of this Site without Graybar's prior written permission;
grim tendon
<https://www.graybar.com/website-terms-of-use> Section 5 for Additional use lim...
what
lol how you even find this
rugged root
I've looked through dozens of ToS
grim tendon
this is wild, i have never in my entire life cared to read this part of the website
XD
or any website
rugged root
Understandable
grim tendon
didnt even bother to check lol, i'll keep that in mind for the future
learned something new
i bet nearly every website has that ToS copy and pasted darn
rugged root
i bet nearly every website has that ToS copy and pasted darn
Most online storefronts do
solar fog
@molten pewter all western countries
grim tendon
im going to explode
solar fog
every western country view their job as their identity
solar fog
@molten pewter i have that feeling i dont like you 😉
i think this is all very judgemental. It shows society has become too sensitive
@amber raptor what currency problem you solving?
@amber raptor youre trading?
got you👍
what yours expectations on the dollar , do you see it running through everything again?
yea
damn good explanation
21
i just got done with college
@amber raptor yea thats wild
it sounds like a global recession
atleast if the dollar keeps climbing
but the dollar isnt just running through those currencies, its running through EVERY currency. Even big currencies like the japanese yen
@amber raptor what is their more opportunity in
in your opinion, stocks or real estate
if youre holding for 5-10 years
what about tech stocks?
like cloudflare?
@amber raptor but currently the market is down, tech has been getting hurt the worse
how do we know this isnt the discount? right now?
@amber raptor thats what i mean, how can we be in recession when so many people have jobs
isnt 2.5% of unemployment crazy good?
i thought it needs to be atleast 9 to be in a recession
rugged root
Are we saying 2.5% of folks unemployed and looking or just total those of age but without a job
solar fog
Are we saying 2.5% of folks unemployed and looking or just total those of age bu...
i think total..im not sure, and the number could of been 2.75, but its in that area
the second option sounds more right
but you know how they try to hide numbers/true or exposing figures to them
solar fog
Sitting here at 32 making 18.50 an hour
think about how little billionaires there are in the world
rugged root
Still under median
solar fog
Sitting here at 32 making 18.50 an hour
keep the faith 🙏
money isnt happiness anyways
@rugged root true
rugged root
Well not necessarily happiness sure
But I'd like to not be going paycheck to paycheck
grim tendon
solar fog
@amber raptor he didnt man
grim tendon
I think this website is okay to use
solar fog
the interest rate is just higher now
grim tendon
I dont see any issue terms of service
solar fog
it might be a good long term investment
grim tendon
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
page = requests.get(URL)
soup = BeautifulSoup(page.content, "html.parser")
price = soup.find_all("p", class_="product-details__price")
print(price)
Thats the code I use
solar fog
whats upwork?
solar fog
so does this guy create websites?
grim tendon
why wont this workkkkkkkkk
rugged root
I'm not sure off the top of my head
solar fog
@stiff meteor i wouldnt go to college
frontend , backend and cybersec @amber raptor which one of these do you think would be most profitable?
mild agate
<@716436228828037120> i wouldnt go to college
👀
solar fog
over say 10 years
mild agate
dude say he making 200k😂
amber raptor
econ + tech is path to most money
solar fog
fintech will be big
so like blockchain all that stuff?
solar fog
so being a software engineer is knowing about everything?
amber raptor
like fintech for banks
amber raptor
so being a software engineer is knowing about everything?
yes
python will be v useful tho
spec there
solar fog
not committing to one thing, gives you the most broad way of being successful
willow light
just go to college in general tho, humanities courses are under-appreciated and actually quite important
rugged root
Hasn't closed on the house yet
I'm just getting more and more depressed listening to this
Eat me, I'm working on it
Can still feel frustrated about it
molten pewter
dusky mortar
Game of Survival it is
and I play Rust
Aren't we just random people to each other?
well except @rugged root
dusky mortar
fun fact I'm more nice to strangers than to my family
xd
I don't lie and Fifth Amendment
rugged root
well except <@98195144192331776>
Wait how am I not also a random stranger?
dusky mortar
Wait how am I not also a random stranger?
most of us know you
My father bought our house for 7357.16 usd
We have 3 mango trees and flower garden
rugged root
Ooo, neat
dusky mortar
I'll look for Haunted houses to get better deal
dusky mortar
hmmm good problem statement for data analysis
rugged root
dusky mortar
more interesting will be how many of them got the insurance
rugged root
True
dusky mortar
the real question is how much money you can really spend out of what you earn
I can't spend what I earn then just enjoy living
rugged root
Clinical depression makes stuff like that difficult, even with money.
dusky mortar
molten pewter
dusky mortar
I see only 2 channels for vc
rugged root
!paste
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
What's it doing that it shouldn't or what isn't it doing that it should
amber raptor
test_url = 'https://www.allrecipes.com/recipes/189/holidays-and-events/halloween/'
get_recipes_from_page(test_url)
this not output anything, i think dict is being created but no ouput here
entry = {
'title' : title,
'image_url' : image_url,
'recipe_url' : recipe_url,
'description' : description,
'rating' : float(rating),
'num_reviews' : int(num_reviews),
'author' : author
}
this is dict def
amber raptor
return result?
df = pd.DataFrame(get_recipes_from_page(test_url))
df
this should do it with the return result no?
Empty DataFrame
Columns: []
Index: []
@amber raptor Line 45. You're overwriting the result list every time you go through the loop
rugged root
I mean like
The list you define on 14, you're then overwriting on 45. Not sure what you're wanting to do there
amber raptor
it seems like im defining result as an empty list as a global then filling it later on and only returning result
not entry
that was part of the code i was give i think
rugged root
!stream 716436228828037120
wise cargoBOT
✅ @stiff meteor can now stream until <t:1664906459:f>.
dusky mortar
img {
border-radius: 50%;
}
brittle adder
img#step1 {
height: 10em;
width: 10em;
}
!stream 716436228828037120 10M
wise cargoBOT
✅ @stiff meteor can now stream until <t:1664907235:f>.
rugged root
Couple reasons. First, we had people streaming porn, and given the size of the server and how many young folks we have, I'd rather not have that happen again. Other reason is that it's much easier to give/get help whenever we have the code in front of us where we can highlight it and work on it. Much harder to do it from a stream in most cases
(kind of like now)
I'm still trying to find a good system
I know this current one isn't ideal
sweet lodge
I know this current one isn't ideal
I don't think it's too bad
rugged root
And considering the number of trolls and raids we've had, I'd rather go on the more strict/cautious side
Right right
peak parcel
@tardy lynx check the channel description here
tardy lynx
rugged root
!e
ham = ["1", "2", "3", "4"]
print(int(ham))
@rugged root :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
003 | TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a real number, not 'list'
lapis hazel
velvet urchin
nm -p ....
velvet urchin
00000000004003b0 r __abi_tag
00000000004010a0 t deregister_tm_clones
00000000004010d0 t register_tm_clones
0000000000401110 t __do_global_dtors_aux
0000000000404040 b completed.0
0000000000403dc8 d __do_global_dtors_aux_fini_array_entry
0000000000401140 t frame_dummy
0000000000403dc0 d __frame_dummy_init_array_entry
0000000000402140 r __FRAME_END__
0000000000402088 r __GNU_EH_FRAME_HDR
0000000000403dd0 d _DYNAMIC
0000000000404000 d _GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_
U printf@GLIBC_2.2.5
0000000000404040 D _edata
0000000000404030 W data_start
0000000000402000 R _IO_stdin_used
0000000000401146 T main
0000000000404038 D __dso_handle
0000000000401258 T _fini
U __libc_start_main@GLIBC_2.34
0000000000401090 T _dl_relocate_static_pie
0000000000401060 T _start
0000000000401000 T _init
0000000000404040 D __TMC_END__
U __isoc99_scanf@GLIBC_2.7
0000000000404030 D __data_start
0000000000404048 B _end
0000000000404040 B __bss_start
U puts@GLIBC_2.2.5
w __gmon_start__
brb
be back i 10 dijk
mr @lapis hazel i am back
@lapis hazel please dm me if you come back
final gazelle
books
also nice
@velvet urchin
how old u guys are? @whole bear @whole bear @velvet urchin
bruh
how old?
yea it is
21
wot
no
cap
whole bear
how old u guys are? <@456226577798135808> <@456226577798135808> <@31950938288920...
my age is your_age * 4
final gazelle
here we go again
this question shouldnt take this long to be answered xD
yea those questions xD
nice 20
u 29 and u do intern?
i am ironman
xD
nice
damn
basements 💀
Y'all capping
sperm form?
conversation was better before i asked question
i was
what?
nop
I am Indian xD
no trolling please
you brit?
wator
xD
true
everybody capping nice
xD
everything?
too late
yup
Do it
!!!
I wanna own few harem
smash dagg
Whats that?
Find what??
Nop
Well I wanna know
he just undeafen
naah
its just not showing up
He is purposely doing it
The Glitch thing
i rather study maths ;-;
human with XX chromosome
and hope to die
damn biro
bruh i have very good accent
NO
i wanna learn
brit acc
its funny
xD
well dunno that
i m laughing rn
xD
by learning
True
bruh
yee
🕺
Lets Go
I dont have perms to talk
aeyoo
Keep pushing forward ✨
DO IT!!
everything
is stressful
no
xD
nop
java's icon
velvet urchin
barren carbon
can someone help me
velvet urchin
const language = {
set current(name) {
this.log.push(name);
},
log: []
};
language.current = 'EN';
language.current = 'FA';
console.log(language.log);
Object.defineProperty(obj, 'someProp', {
get: function () {
return obj._someProp;
},
set: function (value) {
debugger; // sets breakpoint
obj._someProp = value;
}
});
Hey @amber raptor!
amber raptor
rating_node = r.xpath('.//span[@class="review-star-text visually-hidden"]')
if len(rating_node) == 0:
continue
else:
rating = rating_node[0].text_content()
real jacinth
ur so right opal
opal ur sooo freaking right
and dont let anyone dim ur sparkle
UR LIKE A LEPRACHAN
OMFGGG
opal and ur pfp a sunflower.. i just know u the light of everyones life fah sure
i bet i can guess wat country each of U r from
WAT
Oh omg... ok
first guy is def swedish
anonymous hat man
ok so ur swedish
great
dutch
DUTCH?
NORWEIGAN ?
opal u british irish mix..
am i close
aint no way
U all from europe
amber raptor
KeyboardInterrupt Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-30-3830dd4b7e98> in <module>
1 test_url = 'https://www.allrecipes.com/recipes/189/holidays-and-events/halloween/'
----> 2 get_recipes_from_page(test_url)
<ipython-input-29-8bada93f8a5c> in get_recipes_from_page(url)
32 recipe_url = r.xpath("//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/@href")
33 description = r.xpath("//*/a[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/div/@data-tag")
---> 34 filler = r.xpath("(//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image'])//div[contains(@class,'rating-count-number')]/text()")
35 num_reviews = [chunk.strip() for chunk in filler if chunk != '\n']
36 author = r.xpath("//*[@class='comp mntl-card-list-items mntl-document-card mntl-card card card--no-image']/div/div/@data-byline")
src/lxml/etree.pyx in lxml.etree._Element.xpath()
src/lxml/xpath.pxi in lxml.etree.XPathElementEvaluator.__call__()
src/lxml/xpath.pxi in lxml.etree._XPathEvaluatorBase._handle_result()
src/lxml/extensions.pxi in lxml.etree._unwrapXPathObject()
src/lxml/extensions.pxi in lxml.etree._createNodeSetResult()
src/lxml/extensions.pxi in lxml.etree._unpackNodeSetEntry()
src/lxml/extensions.pxi in lxml.etree._buildElementStringResult()
src/lxml/extensions.pxi in lxml.etree._elementStringResultFactory()
KeyboardInterrupt:
U ALLLL FRAWM EUROPE
Ur all from europe
AUSTRALIA
aint no way one of u guys from the states omg
somber heath
@pulsar mountain 👋
somber heath
Conversation.
pulsar mountain
lol yeah
somber heath
You're hearing what we all are, I presume.
pulsar mountain
I can speak Hindi
somber heath
I want to learn oops concepts in python
I will generally direct people to Corey Schafer's YouTube videos.
You'll want to find one on classes.
class MyClass:
pass
class_instance = MyClass()```Ok.
tulip plover
I need help
somber heath
Everything in Python that isn't syntax is an object. Every object is of a type/class.
willow lynx
I have to give presentation on oops
somber heath
A class governs how objects created/instantiated from it behave and what information is stored in them and ways you can interact safely with that data.
somber heath
I need help
What's up?
willow lynx
I told my manager I don't know oops concept
tulip plover
What's up?
can you explain Mixing Boolean and Comparison Operators
somber heath
can you explain Mixing Boolean and Comparison Operators
Order of operations issues?
Whole numbers in Python are objects of class int.
Strings, text...they're of class str
Lists, of class list
somber heath
I wouldn't say there's a direct relationship between object-oriented programming and data analysis. No more than saying "How do you give a speech on mathematics using English?"
That it's in English is incidental.
serene glade
I'm still trying to find a cheap robot for coding.
somber heath
Data analysis, in Python, people will often use Numpy and/or Pandas.
willow lynx
How do you analyse text data
somber heath
How much text?
willow lynx
I am learning pyspark
somber heath
What sort of analysis?
willow lynx
Just told to do eda
somber heath
Eda?
willow lynx
Exploratory data analysis
somber heath
It depends on the sorts of analysis. For some things, you might not need to go beyond some methods of class str.
For others, you might need a full-blown natural language toolkit.
NLTK is one.
You could ask in #data-science-and-ml. Check the pins, too.
willow lynx
For now I just have to give presentation on oops concept
somber heath
A good programmer is a lazy programmer.
The less code you can write a program in, the simpler you can write it, the better.
serene glade
From what I hear that is right
somber heath
One of Python's design axioms is "Don't reinvent the wheel"
serene glade
And less code less bugs
somber heath
Hopefully!
The more tools you have in your toolbox, the fewer tools you need to apply to a given problem, because you can select the right one.
Best foot forward.
naive cloak
Hey is there any way I can speed up the process of being voice verified
somber heath
@whole bear You'd want to talk with a bank about business options in that vein.
Maybe.
somber heath
Hey is there any way I can speed up the process of being voice verified
Alas, no.
naive cloak
wish i can but I was hopping for some help
somber heath
With?
naive cloak
socket programming
somber heath
#❓｜how-to-get-help is one option.
You may or may not get help.
It depends on the problem, the way you ask your question, and who is around, if they know how to help.
naive cloak
Ok thank you.
somber heath
A person can only have so much sourdough.
whole bear
()
velvet urchin
([\s\S]*)Sent:
naive cloak
Can any1 help make me a basic server/client using python
^!
socket programing
socket interface and client-
server applications
ocean solar
Average is alright
this is true
who does that
I'm learning python
and also Javascript
on upwork
I can do that 🙂
top talent
Lil Scrappy
somber heath
If it's all zerobytes, superduper compression is elementary.
It's not just about the amount of data, but the format and the content.
How entropic the data is.
How much redundancy you can take advantage of.
!e py import gzip data = bytes(1048576) print(len(data)) data = gzip.compress(data) print(len(data))
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1048576
002 | 1051
So that's taken 1 megabyte of data and compressed it down to be just over a kilobyte.
!e py import gzip import numpy as np data = bytes(np.random.randint(0, 255, 1048576)) print(len(data)) data = gzip.compress(data) print(len(data))
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :x: Your 3.11 eval job timed out or ran out of memory.
8388608
safe robin
#chose your own adventure
from asyncore import loop
from timeit import repeat
answer = input ("Hi, welcome my name is EVE, are you ready for an adventure (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip() == "N":
answer = input ("Welp this is kinda awquard than, No offence to you but why would you volentarily chose to click this file clearly name Chose your own adventure if you don't want to play, it is clearly named right? (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip == "Y":
print("Bro your kinda slow")
else:
print("oh, did the programer not name it properly, man hes useless")
else:
name = input(" Great! First off lets grab your name: ")
print(" Nice to meet you", name + " Now all we need is a password so we can put you on the leader board")
password = input ("Insert your password here: ")
print("Just cheacking you want your password to be", password +" (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip == "N":
answer = input ("Okay do you want to start over? (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip == "Y":
print("Okay :)")
repeat()
else:
print("Cool lets get started!")
else:
print("Okay lets get started!")
velvet urchin
```
crimson girder
#chose your own adventure
from asyncore import loop
from timeit import repeat
...
first mistake i see is comparing something after .lower() to a capital letter
also, .strip() is a method, not an attribute
so you need to call it, with ()
it wont
lol
@whole bear my guy you can't be comparing .lower() to a capital letter
also there's multiple instances where () are left out of .strip
and there's a space before the input (
which doesn't work
from asyncore import loop
from timeit import repeat
answer = input("Hi, welcome my name is EVE, are you ready for an adventure (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip() == "n":
answer = input ("Welp this is kinda awquard than, No offence to you but why would you volentarily chose to click this file clearly name Chose your own adventure if you don't want to play, it is clearly named right? (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip() == "y":
print("Bro your kinda slow")
else:
print("oh, did the programer not name it properly, man hes useless")
else:
name = input(" Great! First off lets grab your name: ")
print(" Nice to meet you", name + " Now all we need is a password so we can put you on the leader board")
password = input("Insert your password here: ")
answer = input("Just cheacking you want your password to be", password +" (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip() == "N":
answer = input ("Okay do you want to start over? (Y/N) ")
if answer.lower().strip() == "Y":
print("Okay :)")
repeat()
else:
print("Cool lets get started!")
else:
print("Okay lets get started!")
that might be helpful.
@snow cedar yep