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while True: print('cool')
@meager anvil no
#off-topic-lounge-text
spark bridge
primal bane
pets
thank you so much
sincerely
u saved some hours of my life. ill use these extra hours for the humanity
meager anvil
I also added __iter__ and __str__ for debugging
you can remove them if you dont need them
meager anvil
👍
spark bridge
please help me
meager anvil
I dont understand what you need
spark bridge
wait
def main():
y = input("\n hello welcome to smart boom: ")
x = "hello"
c = "help"
e = "open notepad"
g = "open cmd"
def hello():
if y == x:
input("\n hello to u ")
def helpp():
if y == c:
input("\n ((this is the list of comments)):\n hello \n open cmd \n open notepad \n ")
def openn():
if y == e:
input(os.system('notepad'))
def cmd():
if y == g:
input(os.system('cmd'))
cmd()
openn()
hello()
helpp()
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
os.system('cls' or 'clear')
main()
can you help me now?
primal bison
def pascal_level(a_list):
print("this is into the function")
print(a_list, "this is a_list's starting value")
next_line= []
for i in range (len(a_list)):
print("works or not", "this is i", i)
if len(a_list)== 1:
print("a_list==1, executing second line")
next_line= a_list
next_line.append(1)
elif i < len(a_list)-1:
next_line.append(a_list[i]+a_list[i+1])
print(a_list, "re-checking a_list")
if len(a_list) > 1:
print(a_list, "this is a_list")
print("inserting the standard ones")
next_line.insert(0,1)
next_line.append(1)
print("this is the next_line")
print("this is the var next_line (still in function)")
print(next_line)
return next_line
"""
:param a_list: a list represents the previous level in the pascal's triangl\
\
e construction
:return: a new list with the previous elements summed
"""
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
print("------------START---------------------")
next_line = [1]
print("moving into for loop")
for i in range(10):
print(next_line)
print("printed next line")
next_line = pascal_level(next_line)
print("updating")
print("out of the for loop now")
print(" ")
print(" ")
print("printing the other stuff near the end now")
print(pascal_level([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]))
print(pascal_level([1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]))
print(pascal_level([1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 1]))
print("---------------End----------------")
moving into for loop
[1]
printed next line
this is into the function
[1] this is a_list's starting value
works or not this is i 0
a_list==1, executing second line
[1, 1] re-checking a_list
[1, 1] this is a_list
inserting the standard ones
this is the next_line
this is the var next_line (still in function)
[1, 1, 1, 1]
updating
[1, 1, 1, 1]
printed next line
place = str(input("Някое място?: "))
print(f" Тук-{place} ще се видят нашите герой! ")
name =str(input("Име на вълшебен герой: "))
print(f" О, {name}. Това име е добро!Да продължаваме нататък")
name1 = str(input("Име на друг вълшебен герой: "))
print(f"О, {name1} и това име е добро! Да продължаваме към следващият въпрос")
relation = str(input("Какви били те (приятели или нещо друго):"))
print(f" Те били {relation}. Да отидем на следващият въпрос ")
activity = str(input("Какво обичали да правят:"))
print(f"Добре, те обичали да {activity}. Да продължаваме нататък!")
age = int(input("На колко години бил първият герой?: "))
print(f" Той бил на {age}, което е доста добре. Хопити попити към следващият въпрос ")
age2 =int(input("На колко години бил вторият герой?:"))
print(f" Once upon a time in {place}, there were {name} and {name1}. They were{relation}.
They love to do {activity}.
{name} was {age} years old and {name1} was {age 2} years old")
civic lantern
print(f" Тук-{place} ще се видят нашите герой! ")
name =str(input("Име на вълшебен герой: "))
print(f" О, {name}. Това име е добро!Да продължаваме нататък")
name1 = str(input("Име на друг вълшебен герой: "))
print(f"О, {name1} и това име е добро! Да продължаваме към следващият въпрос")
relation = str(input("Какви били те (приятели или нещо друго):"))
print(f" Те били {relation}. Да отидем на следващият въпрос ")
activity = str(input("Какво обичали да правят:"))
print(f"Добре, те обичали да {activity}. Да продължаваме нататък!")
age = int(input("На колко години бил първият герой?: "))
print(f" Той бил на {age}, което е доста добре. Хопити попити към следващият въпрос ")
age2 =int(input("На колко години бил вторият герой?:"))
print(f" Once upon a time in {place}, there were {name} and {name1}. They were{relation}.
They love to do {activity}.
{name} was {age} years old and {name1} was {age 2} years old") ```@civic lantern it has error
civic lantern
@civic lantern it has error
@primal bison yeah. I was trying to see it in format
dusty sigil
place = str(input("Някое място?: "))
print(f" Тук-{place} ще се видят нашите герой! ")
name =str(input("Име на вълшебен герой: "))
print(f" О, {name}. Това име е добро!Да продължаваме нататък")
name1 = str(input("Име на друг вълшебен герой: "))
print(f"О, {name1} и това име е добро! Да продължаваме към следващият въпрос")
relation = str(input("Какви били те (приятели или нещо друго):"))
print(f" Те били {relation}. Да отидем на следващият въпрос ")
activity = str(input("Какво обичали да правят:"))
print(f"Добре, те обичали да {activity}. Да продължаваме нататък!")
age = int(input("На колко години бил първият герой?: "))
print(f" Той бил на {age}, което е доста добре. Хопити попити към следващият въпрос ")
age2 =int(input("На колко години бил вторият герой?:"))
print(f" Once upon a time in {place}, there were {name} and {name1}. They were{relation}.They love to do {activity}.{name} was {age} years old and {name1} was {age2} years old")
primal bison
@dusty sigil thank you very much bro
dusty sigil
No problem
tranquil parcel
No problem
@dusty sigil just wondering, have u got any tips, i just started gcse in computer science
dusty sigil
Bruh, what's GCSE?
mild steppe
Hey i want to print both in one one line can anyone help me?
print("inch: ") print(inch)
primal bison
if anyone here knows some web scrapping please dm me
primal bane
print(linked[2])
print(linked[2].get_string())
print(linked[2])
print(linked[2].get_string())
linked = LinkedList()
linked.add('forward', 1, 'a')
linked.add('forward', 2, 'b')
linked.add('forward', 3, 'c')
linked.add('backward', 1, 'g')
linked.add('backward', 2, 'f')
linked.add('backward', 3, 'e')
linked.add('backward', 4, '1')
print(linked)
crimson laurel
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pulsar lava
!e
print("How come we can use eval in coode help ??
timid fjordBOT
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autumn gorge
Need help
trail jewel
Eval sound now be available in this channel!
crimson laurel
@shut tree i was getting some help with my code to calculate my bi weekly pay based off my work schedule
broken talon
!e yoink
timid fjordBOT
@broken talon :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | NameError: name 'yoink' is not defined
bruh
pulsar lava
!e
print("HELLO")
@pulsar lava :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
HELLO
hardy egret
i saw that link doesnt work
warped musk
Really?
hardy egret
big come up
warped musk
python --version
hardy egret
20.2.4
warped musk
pip install --upgrade pip
timid fjordBOT
Hey @hardy egret!
hidden hornet
@primal bison do you need some help
storm gust
@primal bison What's the issue?
night lily
for number in [1,2,3]:
print(number)```
def swap(the_list, i, j):
the_list[i],the_list[j] = the_list[j], the_list[i]
print("The list is now the following:")
print(the_list)
print(" ")
pass
def find_max_index_after(i, the_list):
j= 0
num_max=0
for i in range (len(the_list[i:])):
print("this is i", i)
print (the_list[i:])
for j in the_list[i:]:
print("this is j", j)
if j > num_max:
print("i=",i,"This is the max",max(the_list[i:len(the_list)]))
j=max(the_list[i:len(the_list)])
j=the_list.index(j)
swap(the_list, i, j)
pass
def reverse_selection_sort(the_list):
i=0
find_max_index_after(i,the_list)
return(the_list)
pass
plain crescent
why am I muted
night lily
a = 0
for number in [1,2,3]:
if number == 2:
a = number```a = 0
b = -7
if a > b:
b = a```alpha = [1,7,3]
for each in alpha:
print(each)```[5,7,8][0] == 5
[5,7,8][1] == 7
[5,7,8][2] == 8
nums = [1,5,8]
_max = nums[0]
_min = nums[0]```number = 5
if number > _max:
_max = number
if number < _min:
_min = number```for number in [1,2,7]:
print(number)```A sneaky way around the problem would have been sorted.
index 0 and index -1 of a list of numbers would get you the min and max.
calm cypress
hi guys
tender tangle
start by splitting your file, where each line in the file becomes an element in a list @calm cypress
assign the data in your lines to their appropriate variables
misty arrow
hi
lofty lynx
anyone offering help for a simple loop question?
rigid granite
can some one help me plz
its just a small favor
i dont have voice permission so I asked here
primal bison
I do! @warm bone
It's a simple question. I can hear you.
I just can't talk.
Do you know anything about HTML and Javascript?
warm bone
yeah
primal bison
Haha, I can hear you.
Ok, so I have a form.
How do I access the variable in the form?
<label for="FirstNumber">First Number:</label><br>
<input type="text" id="FirstNumber" name="FirstNumber"><br><label for="SecondNumber">Second Number:</label><br> <input type="text" id="SecondNumber" name="SecondNumber"><br><input type="submit" value="Multiply!">
</form>```That's the form. Probably not the cleanest.
Which is the variable so I can then write the function in Javascript?
So for example 'var x=3, var y=4 print(y*x)'
How do I find out which is X and Y in the form?
I'll BRB. Sorry. My dinner is burning.
warm bone
ok
primal bison
Ok, sorry.
celest fable
bird, what's up
primal bison
Hey Coby.
Do you know anything about HTML and Javascript?
My question is probably pretty easy.
celest fable
yes actually, that's my main stack right now
primal bison
Convenient!
celest fable
very
primal bison
So i'm just learning. I know a lot of Python, so I may use pythonic language, sorry about that.
celest fable
that's fine
primal bison
But in HTML, in a form, how do I get the variable from said form? So if you'll look above, you'll see some code.
And in that it basically takes two numbers, and the idea is to multiply them. Here's the javascript form I have after it.
function multiply() {
alert("You multiplied!")
}
</script>```like, you're trying to get what the user inputs?
primal bison
Obviously this doesn't multiply them, it just pops an alert.
But the idea is to then call the function to do just that.
And yes.
So whatever the first number is, then the second.
celest fable
ok, so if you wanted to get the text from the text input with id of "FirstNumber", in javascript it would be document.getElementById("FirstNumber").value
primal bison
Ok. So would I do something like var x = document.getElementById('FirstNumber').value ?
celest fable
so in a function it would be something like
let x = document.getElementById("FirstNumber").value
yeah
let, var, whatever
primal bison
Great. Then change the function to like...function multiply(x,y) { document.write('Result: '+x*y)?
I know in Python code you have to convert the answer to a string to concatenate it. Does JS have that?
Or is there a return function like in Python?
celest fable
nope, js is dynamicly typed
primal bison
Ok. Could you explain that to me?
celest fable
wait, I may have read that wrong
oooh, nevermind
dynamically typed language like JS basically means that when you do console.log("number: " + 5) it auto turns the 5 into a string
primal bison
Oh, nice. Very helpful.
celest fable
also "console.log()" logs something to the console, if you didn't know
I wouldn't recommend ever using document.write() lol
primal bison
Oh, haha.
Ok.
Fair enough.
So here's my code that I changed, but when I enter in the numbers, I just get 0 every time.
celest fable
because writing text that way after the page is loaded just deletes everything
primal bison
let x= document.getElementById('FirstNumber')
let y=document.getElementById('SecondNumber')
function multiply(x,y) {
alert("Your result is: "+x*y)
}
</script>
<form onsubmit="multiply(x,y)">
<label for="FirstNumber">First Number:</label><br>
<input type="text" id="FirstNumber" name="FirstNumber"><br><label for="SecondNumber">Second Number:</label><br> <input type="text" id="SecondNumber" name="SecondNumber"><br><input type="submit" value="Multiply!">
</form>```When I put the script after the form, it returns 'Your result is: NaN'
celest fable
do you know what NaN means?
celest fable
'Not a Number'
celest fable
oooh, I know what's wrong
so, there are a lot of things wrong with your code
but you're new so It's fine
primal bison
I'm not surprised, haha. This is like...My first or second day digging into this.
celest fable
I wish I could be voice verified already so I could not have to type it all
primal bison
Same.
celest fable
wanna join a dm vc?
bronze ridge
hello everyone,
i am working on codeignitor4
but the "<?= $validation->listErrors() >"this function is not working in my code
and i am using it for show the simple error message in my login form
i also try "<? =$validation->showError() >" this function also but its also not working.
please help me
primal bison
o
cunning thistle
Need someone to review a few lines of code for a school project if anyone is able.
tender tangle
@cunning thistle maybe if you post the code
primal bison
hi i want to know how to create a luncher in python
to lunch 2 scripts
river verge
r = requests.get(URL)
your_data = r.json()
print(your_data)
'name': 'ign'
'name': 'IGN', 'profileIconId': 3381, 'revisionDate': 1603150848000, 'summonerLevel': 35}
tender tangle
your_data['name']
myrandomdict = {"firstkey": "firstvalue", "secondkey": "secondvalue"}
to print the value corresponding to the key "firstkey"
print(myrandomdict["firstkey"])
which will return 'firstvalue'
myrandomdict = {"firstkey": {"test1": "value1", "test2": "value2"}, "secondkey": "secondvalue"}
print(myrandomdict["firstkey"["value1"]])
print(myrandomdict["firstkey"]["test1"])
broken talon
with your fingers
high mirage
rustic sleet
primal bison
hi
cold sail
yo
haughty quiver
buoyant kestrel
earnest fractal
@river parrot did you want help with something?
river parrot
I do so im working with some hashtables and need help with some overriding of functions .
timid fjordBOT
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river parrot
def hashfunction(self, key, size):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return key % size
def rehash(self, oldhash, size):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return (oldhash + 1) % size
def get(self, key):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
startslot = self.hashfunction(key, len(self.slots))
data = None
stop = False
found = False
position = startslot
while self.slots[position] != None and not found and not stop:
if self.slots[position] == key:
found = True
data = self.data[position]
else:
position = self.rehash(position, len(self.slots))
if position == startslot:
stop = True
return data
def __getitem__(self, key):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return self.get(key)
def __setitem__(self, key, data):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
self.put(key, data)
def __len__(self,list):
res = list(filter(None,TestHashTable))
use '`' 3 times then write python '''python then shift enter to go the next line, and end it with '''
print("hello world")
def hashfunction(self, key, size):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return key % size
def rehash(self, oldhash, size):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return (oldhash + 1) % size
def get(self, key):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
startslot = self.hashfunction(key, len(self.slots))
data = None
stop = False
found = False
position = startslot
while self.slots[position] != None and not found and not stop:
if self.slots[position] == key:
found = True
data = self.data[position]
else:
position = self.rehash(position, len(self.slots))
if position == startslot:
stop = True
return data
def getitem(self, key):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
return self.get(key)
def setitem(self, key, data):
""" insert commments (in your words) """
self.put(key, data)
def len(self,list):
res = list(filter(None,TestHashTable))
oh okay I see what you mean!
so the last function I want it to return the number of items stored in the hash table
I wanted to filter out the None variables so it could just count the rest of the variables
river parrot
yes its a function inside a function
the class is there I just didn't paste it because at first it didn't let me paste over 200 characters.
earnest fractal
right, so whats your question
@river parrot not sure what function you want to override
river parrot
I need to override the function to work with HashTable in a specific way - Using def len will override the Python len() function.
earnest fractal
right so what behaviour are you looking for?
buoyant kestrel
return a, b
return a, b
result_a, result_b = function_2(1, 2)
tuple_of_numbers = (1, 2, 3, 4)
tuple()
remote raft
@rotund zephyr
def second_function():
print('yey2') # this will be executed when you call this function
return None
print('yey3') # this will not be executed, since `return` caused the function to exit
def first_function():
print('yey1') # this will be executed when you call this function
second_function() # this calls the function, which you've assigned before
print('yey4') # this also will be executed since there is no `return` within THIS function
!e
def second_function():
print('yey2') # this will be executed when you call this function
return None
print('yey3') # this will not be executed, since `return` caused the function to exit
def first_function():
print('yey1') # this will be executed when you call this function
second_function() # this calls the function, which you've assigned before
print('yey4') # this also will be executed since there is no `return` within THIS function
first_function()
@remote raft :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | yey1
002 | yey2
003 | yey4
So, as you can see, the third "yey" is missing, while "yey4" is still there
dense dove
flat_charge = 20.00
if weight <= 2:
return weight * 1.50 + flat_charge
elif weight > 2 or weight == 6:
return weight * 3.00 + flat_charge
else:
weight > 6 or weight == 10
return weight * 4 + flat_charge
print(ground_shipping (7))```It's only printing the second function why doesn't it print the third?
calm kernel
!e
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tender tangle
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nah meme
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frosty spoke
Hi
primal bison
what is python
shut tree
google it
dull shuttle
ds
icy fulcrum
hi
night lily
!code
timid fjordBOT
cyan vine
seconds = input('Give a number. > ')
while seconds.isnumeric() is False:
# print ("Please enter how long you would like to play the game")
# else:
seconds = input('Give a number. > ')
timer = int(seconds)
NameError: name 'seconds' is not defined
while seconds.isnumeric() is False:
# print ("Please enter how long you would like to play the game")
# else:
seconds = input('Give a number. > ')
timer = int(seconds)
seconds =5
5.isnumeric()
Nope.
dir(int)
help(int)
dir(4)
dir(str)
dir('')
harsh osprey
bye guys need to go for english exams 😅
cyan vine
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'hi'
seconds = "hello"
while seconds.isnumeric() is False:
seconds = input('Give a number. > ')
timer = int(seconds)
opal socket
@primal bison see the voice-verification channel
elder pasture
!voiceverify
molten herald
@primal bison Ye just look at my DP u'll learn how 
Can any1 explain y i get this error in Django Form validation
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ValidationError: ['This field is required.']
copper parrot
@molten herald
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/ref/exceptions/
molten herald
Ye got it thanks for the help
copper parrot
your welcome :)
supple ibex
sand pelican
my voice has been seliencyed
buoyant kestrel
@sand pelican Look into the #voice-verification channel. That should tell you what you need to know
frosty spoke
is anyone there? can someone help me with some codes?
def hi_lo_game(high):
"""
-------------------------------------------------------
Plays a random higher-lower guessing game.
Use: count = hi_lo_game(high)
-------------------------------------------------------
Parameters:
high - maximum random value (int > 1)
Returns:
count - the number of guesses the user made (int)
-------------------------------------------------------
"""
guess = int(input("Guess: "))
num = randint(1,high)
count = 0
while num != guess:
count += 1
if guess > num:
print("Too high, try again")
guess = int(input("Guess: "))
else:
print("Too low, try again")
guess = int(input("Guess: "))
print("Congratulations - Good Guess!!!")
return count
twin steppe
print(hi_lo_game(50))
"""
-------------------------------------------------------
Asks a user to enter a series of positive numbers, then calculates
and returns the minimum, maximum, total, and average of those numbers.
Stop processing values when the user enters a negative number.
The first number entered must be positive.
Use: minimum, maximum, total, average = positive_statistics()
-------------------------------------------------------
Returns:
minimum - smallest of the entered values (float)
maximum - largest of the entered values (float)
total - total of the entered values (float)
average - average of the entered values (float)
------------------------------------------------------
"""
pastel plover
heavy valve
gys
gilded egret
I built a state monitor using Python + Flask! Github：https://github.com/yoobool/flask-state . Should i can get some improvement suggestions from anyone? Thanks~
buoyant kestrel
warm hedge
I started with java but didn't like it, so went it python, and now I am learning java again to get into minecraft modding
mild steppe
X = 1
Y = 1
print ('{:>4}' .format(''), end= '')
for X in range(1, 11):
print('{:>4}'.format(X), end='`)
print()
for X in range(1,11):
print('{: >4}'.format(X), end
while Y <= 10:
print('{:>4}'.format(X * Y), end= '`)
Y+=1
print()
Y=1```Help please
primal bison
i made up alarm code
primal bison
python scrapy xpaht Not work for me
https://prnt.sc/veb11l
This is the page source and following are my xpaths.
- response.xpath("//div[@id='divBannerCont']") - success get
- response.xpath("//div[@id='divBannerCont']//input[@type='submit']") - Not get.
Please let me fix that if you can help me.
Thanks.
river hound
night lily
@outer grail Heya. Do you require assistance?
outer grail
Is my headphone broken or noone speaking
night lily
Nobody was speaking.
night lily
Mm. It looks like you only have three messages.
brittle meteor
hi guys i am stuck with my assignment is there some who can help me ?
is a ISBN check that i need to make in python i am have 80% fof 100% complete
brittle meteor
import sys
ISBN = input('Enter a ISBN: ')
isbn = {'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','10','X'}
def controlNumberCheck():
list1 = []
# this for loop slice every number from the string and multiples it and then adds it
for i in range(0,9):
a = ISBN[i]
list1.append(a)
multiply_list = [10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2]
controlNumber = 0
for c in range(0,9):
multiply = int(multiply_list[c]) * int(list1[c])
controlNumber = int(controlNumber) + int(multiply)
#print("controlnumber: "+ str(controlNumber))
return int(controlNumber)
#checkDigit
def checkDigitF():
tempDigit = 0
tempDigit = int(controlNumberCheck()) % 11
checkDigit = 11 - tempDigit
#print("CheckDigit: " + str(checkDigit))
return int(checkDigit)
#Test: (control number + check digit) / 11
def Test():
test = (controlNumberCheck() + checkDigitF()) / 11
#test2 = controlNumberCheck() + checkDigitF()
#print("test2:" + str(test2))
#print("Test: " + str(test))
return int(test)
controlNumberCheck()
if not isbn.issuperset(ISBN) or len(ISBN) > 11 or len(ISBN) < 10:
print('INPUT ERROR')
sys.exit()
else:
print('Go On !')
print()
#1853753904
sinful onyx
!e
a = [1, 2]
b = [2, 4]
print(c=a*b)
timid fjordBOT
@sinful onyx :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 3, in <module>
003 | TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'list'
Hey @bleak trellis!
bleak trellis
!code-blocks
timid fjordBOT
primal bison
print('Hello world!')
sudo apt-get install python3.8
primal bison
print("hasmokar na bel chukar")
@visual stirrup wtf are you
@buoyant kestrel yo man
i wanna make an anti spam bot but i cant
@hallow jasper how to get mod
!mod
timid fjordBOT
visual stirrup
@primal bison I'm not sure precisely what you mean by "wtf are you"
primal bison
@visual stirrup Idk i just wanted you to know me
visual stirrup
okay.
limber adder
odd ermine
#voice-verification ?
night lily
I may not talk much.
and also remembering you're doing something which I have not had a lot of experience with. That is, dual booting within one drive and also working with windows 10.
Typing.
Not seven.
Because I don't want to disturb the other people in my house.
Do you need to switch the usb mode to something else before you enable usb tethering?
For example, on mine, it can't be on just charge, it has to be on something like usb storage or the fake cd drive thing.
@torn halo ^ ?
Give it a go.
Do you get a popdown when you're plugged in to usb?
Saying "Hey, I'm usb connected"
Where you tap on it to change the mode
Maybe look in the settings
Okay.
I can.
Investigate how to change the usb mode.
This is seperate from tethering.
There may be a PTP mode and a USB storage mode in the mix.
and also a charge only mode
You may be set to be on charge only mode
Being on something like PTP or USB storage mode may allow you to activate the tethering setting
@primal bison Did you need any help, or are you just checking things out? 🙂
primal bison
Just checking things out in voice chat for now since I don't have enough exp or whatever to talk lol, but I did post a question in #help-chestnut
night lily
I...see.
I'm honestly not quite certain where to start with that, I'm afraid. Hopefully there'll be someone who comes along who does. 😅
torn halo
maiden wind
hi
timber kayak
Hello i have a problem i'm making a battleship game for my school project and im using tkinter we are at a pretty advanced stage but we have a problem, we use random generation for the ships and sometime the ships are overlapping each others does anyone have a solution ? here is the code
timid fjordBOT
Hey @timber kayak!
timber kayak
ok i can't post the code its in french anyway no one would understand the var
@halcyon coyote
psl
can you help me
,
halcyon coyote
timid fjordBOT
timber kayak
how ok
timid fjordBOT
Hey @timber kayak!
mild steppe
Hey guy's how can i make the "40" an integer bc everytime i do:
int(40)
It doesn't work.
Here is my code:
class Robot:
def introduce_self(self):
print("My name is: " + self.name)
print("My color is: " + self.color)
print("I weigh: " + self.weight + " " + "killograms")
r1 = Robot()
r1.name = "Tom"
r1.color = "blue"
r1.weight = "40"
r1.introduce_self()
inside the function
rancid pumice
@mild steppe
Just use
print(f"I weigh: {self.weigth} killograms")
with f strings everything inside of {} gets converted to a string
primal bison
do str(self.weight)
buoyant kestrel
from pathlib import Path
json_file = Path("data.txt")
if not json_file.exists():
with open("data.txt", "w") as file:
file.write("[]")
sudden gull
async def _add(ctx, arg):
if ctx.channel.id == int(config.get("bot","channelID")):
json_file = Path("data.txt")
if not json_file.exists():
with open("data.txt", "w") as file:
file.write("[]")
with open("data.txt", "r+") as file:
waitlist = {
"username": arg,
"time":int(time.time())
}
json.dump(waitlist, file)
#Sends a confirmation message in the discord channel
await ctx.send(f"> Player **{arg}** has been added to the waitinglist")
else:
await ctx.send("This bot is not allowed to be used in this channel!")
async def _add(ctx, arg):
if ctx.channel.id == int(config.get("bot","channelID")):
json_file = Path("data.txt")
if not json_file.exists():
with open("data.txt", "w") as file:
file.write("[]")
with open("data.txt", "r") as file:
waitlist = {
"username": arg,
"time":int(time.time())
}
with open("data.txt", "w") as file:
json.dump(waitlist, file)
#Sends a confirmation message in the discord channel
await ctx.send(f"> Player **{arg}** has been added to the waitinglist")
else:
await ctx.send("This bot is not allowed to be used in this channel!")
waitlist.update({
buoyant kestrel
with open("data.txt", "r") as file:
json_loaded = json.load(file)
json_loaded.append({"username": arg, "time":int(time.time())})
{'username': 'testttwo', 'time': 1605110201}
buoyant kestrel
buoyant kestrel
Nah
buoyant kestrel
Buddy of mine gifted me some
But I normally wouldn't buy it
Don't really use the other gifs from other servers
merry meadow
ah
buoyant kestrel
And we get a lot of perks for the server anyway because we're partnered
merry meadow
you can have animated pfp's
buoyant kestrel
Yeah but eh
merry meadow
lol
buoyant kestrel
But then I wouldn't have me looking smug (which is the only face I have, apparently)
mild steppe
Thanks @rancid pumice
And i have an other question if anyone wanna answer that:
name = float(input("What is you're name?: "))
ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'Rayan'
Why no
mild steppe
...?
mild steppe
Ah lol i tought float was letters but anyways thanks @merry meadow
buoyant kestrel
No worries! Everybody starts somewhere
merry meadow
indeed!
yee python is from my country!!!
lol
does python still have a dutch owner?
and yes netherlands
but is he dutch?
cool!
hmm
what's the best way to study a module?
i can't really find help on the ui module in the application pythonista 3 on ios devices
yeah but it like doesn't show me the tab function
yeahhh
repel what?
lol
buoyant kestrel
merry meadow
hmmmm
woah
sick
thank you!
is it free?
:o
wth
how do people
make that much stuff
and they make it free...
ah
but still
lol
hmm
cool
my school should use this
to learn us program
buoyant kestrel
merry meadow
ehm
hemlock
what is some experience?
is that like knowing if statements
and while loops?
@rancid pumice what you making now?
say again pls
@rancid pumice could you say it again please?
ah hes gone
sudden gull
with open("data.txt","r") as file:
newlist = [d for d in file if d["username"] != arg]
with open("data.txt","w") as file:
print(newfile, file=file)
cold lintel
Should that be newlist?
sudden gull
still gives the error but yes ty for noticing the type error
TypeError: string indices must be integers
cold lintel
Is d a string?
sudden gull
yes
cold lintel
Erm, so d is a line of the file. So it's a string and you can't index it with a string.
What does the file look like?
sudden gull
[{"username": "testing", "time": 1605120807}, {"username": "testing2", "time": 1605120810}]
cold lintel
Sure 😄
sudden gull
{}
cold lintel
This a json file?
Hmm, could you use the json library?
yep
One sec while I check the docs...
Right 😄
with open('data.txt', 'r') as file:
data = json.read(file)
new_data = [
d
for d in data
if d['username'] != ...
]
with open('data.txt', 'w') as file:
json.dump(new_data, file)
The ... is because I wasn't sure what you wanted there.
sudden gull
arg
cold lintel
Oh yes 😄
I'm even looking right at the documentation...
Nice 👍
Great stuff
No problem
sudden gull
new_data = [d for d in data if d['username'] != arg]
cold lintel
So, you have a list of dictionaries.
for d in data just iterates through this list.
d is assigned to each dictionary in the list.
It's a variable name.
This code is equivalent to the following:
sudden gull
['username'] for ['username']
cold lintel
new_data = []
for d in data:
if d['username'] != arg:
new_data.append(d)
d = ['username']
cold lintel
Erm, d would be something like {"username": "testing", "time": 1605120807}
A dictionary.
Then you access the username by doing d['username']
Which will be 'testing'
Alright 😄
Making sure...
Yep
It's definitely worthwhile reading the official python tutorial.
It's not bad.
!resources
timid fjordBOT
cold lintel
?
Oh yeah, it's overwhelming to get so many suggestions.
I would stick to just the tutorial.
The official tutorial.
Nope, no affiliation 😄
Although, Guido does know about us 😄
Yeah, stick to one resource...
if you get stuck
find a video on youtube, or post a question here.
It's kind-of a slog, but it's well worth going through most of the tutorial.
StackOverflow is... yeah
Not bad for professional programmers.
But very discouraging for beginners.
Oh yeah, I've been through that 😄
Yeah, Hemlock's alright
Btw, it's better if you think of StackOverflow as being like a Wikipedia for code.
Then it doesn't feel so personal
When your question gets closed
I had one closed within 20 seconds of posting it
I spent like 20 mins writing it as well 😄
It's a "lemoji"
Erm, I'm kind-of new here
But one of the owners of the server is called lemon
Yep
So we have a load of lemon-themed emojis
Love that one 😄
Erm, I do have a mic. But I have a thing about talking on mic.
Idk, I need to get over it 😄
Yep.
28
Thanks
Ohh, ok
Hemlock's the same age I think as me.
Yep, I'm going to get back to the help channels...
See ya!
wanton epoch
wow
sudden gull
wow
wanton epoch
haha
sudden gull
hah- nah im not doing that not bored enough
wanton epoch
I though that she is talking to herself then I read its vc chat
sudden gull
Haha
cold lintel
*himself
sudden gull
Someone thought I was a gal like 20 sec ago too LXNN
wanton epoch
idk can't judge gender with names
sudden gull
read #help-cupcake
wanton epoch
I was also thinking same
Someone thought I was a gal like 20 sec ago too LXNN
@sudden gull
LMAO
sudden gull
Haha
wanton epoch
really is your hair too long
sudden gull
ouch
wanton epoch
or it isn't you in that pfp
sudden gull
haha
sudden gull
goodnight 😂
wanton epoch
gn
cold lintel
I take no responsibility!
sudden gull
Hahah
zenith hazel
hi, can I get some help with my code? I'm not able to get exactly the output that the problem is looking for
how can I adjust my code so that the output doesnt add a bunch of zeros after the decimal point
night lily
@zenith hazel Depending on what your program is doing, you may find one or more of the following to be of use. str.rstrip, int, round, float.
dusky spoke
@zenith hazel another possible solution could be variableName = "%.2f" % outputVariable
where the %.xf is however many spaces you want to round it to
primal bison
heyy i am getting this error when i am trying to read through a csv file
SyntaxError: (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 33-34: truncated \uXXXX escape
i have tried all the possbile solns given on stackoverflow but it still doesn't work
can someone help me with this!!?
soft compass
Hi!
I am new to Github, I uploaded a repository from Pycharm to Git and now I want to remove the connection
Does anyone know how to do that?
tawdry tapir
@soft compass, there's not active connection to GitHub, if you want to unlink your project with your remote repository you can remove the remote [1] or just remove the entire .git folder. Have in mind that removing the .git folder is dangerous if you don't want to lose your local repository history
[1] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-remote#Documentation/git-remote.txt-emremoveem
soft compass
Which one do you recommend?
Can you do it manually from pycharm or do you have to use the command prompt?
tawdry tapir
depends on your needs. If you want to remove the remote reference to GitHub but keep the local history. Just remove the remote. If you want to remove the the remote reference to GitHub and remove the local history, remove the .git folder. You might do any of both using PyCharm
soft compass
If I remove the local history will the files with code in pycharm still be intact?
tawdry tapir
yes
tawdry tapir
no
soft compass
Where do you find the git folder?
tawdry tapir
it should be in your project root
soft compass
Do you know where you find it on pycharm?
buoyant kestrel
The f5 thing?
tender tangle
def check_input():
while True:
try_again = input("Do you want to try to enter a number again? ").lower()
if try_again not in ("y", "yes", "yeah", "n", "nope", "no"):
print("Please input: y, yes, or yeah to try again.")
print("Please input: n, no, or nope to exit.")
continue
else:
# this will make try_again True if it starts with y, otherwise False
try_again = try_again.startswith("y")
return try_again
drifting jungle
tender tangle
if try_again:
continue
else:
print("See ya later.")
if not try_again:
print("See ya later.")
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\gabri\PycharmProjects\Turtle things\Shapes.py", line 60, in <module>
start()
File "C:\Users\gabri\PycharmProjects\Turtle things\Shapes.py", line 56, in start
main(number_of_sides)
File "C:\Users\gabri\PycharmProjects\Turtle things\Shapes.py", line 25, in main
distance = int(length)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'length' referenced before assignment
mild steppe
Hey, so i watched a few youtube tutorials about classes and objects in python and i do not understand why there is a return True under this return False:
def add_student(self, student):
if len(self.students) < self.max_students:
self.students.append(student)
return True
return False
while True:
side_length = input("How long are your sides? ")
try:
length = int(side_length)
break
except ValueError:
print("I'm sorry, that is not a valid input for length of sides. Please use an integer.")
@tender tangle Are u here to show of that code or are u asking help?
tender tangle
I'm not asking for any help
I'm helping twiitchkicks
Why do you ask?
do not use the first method
it is ugly
dense shoal
:3
mild steppe
Hey guys!
I am new to python and i just learned "OOP".
But now i want to learn how i can visualize stuff to make stuff more beatifull because i want to make a card game or something.
Does anyone knows a good tutorial or something or just the keyword i need to search to fi
mild steppe
Hey guys!
Can someone please help me because i do not understand this error.
File "C:/Users/rayan/PycharmProjects/pythonProject2/Rly quick.py", line 11
t1 + t2 + t3 = gg
^
SyntaxError: cannot assign to operator
Here is my script:
class Rayan:
def __init__(self, dw):
self.dw = dw
def getdw(self):
t1 = 50
t2 = 90
t3 = 70
def __add__(self, t1, t2, t3):
t1 + t2 + t3 = gg
def divide(self, other):
return gg / 3
onyx wyvern
chris also look "e-commerce db-design" or "e-commerce db-structure" up
there are some simple db diagrams on the internet for free
half lance
wise zephyr
I've used django forms when creating the items
Ahhh I see
Yeah I never actually considered it that way!
Ok, that's great
thanks very much for your help!
novel rune
@mild steppe it seems like some of your definitions don't do anything, do they need to return something? Also, I think the error is that it wants gg = t1 + t2 + t3, but it doesn't seem like you are specifying them in a way that they are going to be updated correctly.
knotty kindle
@mild steppe try:
gg = t1 + t2 + t3
mild steppe
Oke thanks guys
timid fjordBOT
Hey @thick walrus!
thick walrus
primal bison
anybody want to vc with me to help start of k means clustering? im a complete noob at it
its just to get me started with my dataset because i have no idea what columns to use for clustering
wet minnow
sly python
stark nacelle
round jasper
@stark nacelle did you look at using panda's ewp function? Source: https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.ewm.html
primal bison
can someone help me
tight scaffold
Guys I need help I want to install py audio but i have a eror
Pls help me
primal bison
hello at all
how can i use the output of the df linux command in python to make insert to a sql database?
[21:03]
anyone an idea?
[21:04]
df -Ph /dev/sda1 | grep -Po '\d+(?=%)'
this outputs me in linux the percent of the used storage
[21:05]
but how can i get the only the gb size in Numbers as an output ?
karmic delta
I can't talk in the channel yet
So now I have to wait
I guess
@sharp marlin U is Uniform
@sharp marlin H it Hotel
tender tangle
letters = {
"A": "Alfa",
"B": "Bravo",
"C": "Charlie",
"D": "Delta",
"E": "Echo",
"F": "Foxtrot",
"G": "Golf",
"H": "Hotel",
"I": "India",
"J": "Juliett",
"K": "Kilo",
"L": "Lima",
"M": "Mike",
"N": "November",
"O": "Oscar",
"P": "Papa",
"Q": "Quebec",
"R": "Romeo",
"S": "Sierra",
"T": "Tango",
"U": "Uniform",
"V": "Victor",
"W": "Whiskey",
"X": "X-ray",
"Y": "Yankee",
"Z": "Zulu",
" ": " ",
}
input_str = input("Type the sentence you wish to convert:\n")
input_list = list(input_str)
output_list = []
for i in input_list:
try:
output_list.append(letters[i.upper()])
except KeyError:
output_list.append(i)
output_str = " ".join(output_list)
print(output_str)
Damn you actually said my name right
That's surprising
Because peopel fuck my name up all the time
You were bollocking them earlier
Nah Peewee
Dude
FUCK Node and Python
tender tangle
@formal cipher https://radioaficion.com/news/hf-transceiver-diy/
karmic delta
He bought it second hand
My GPU costs more then 175 euros
Later @sharp marlin
He sounds like he's 10
15!?
tender tangle
tender tangle
tight scaffold
ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1:
command: 'c:\program files\python39\python.exe' -u -c 'import sys, setuptools, tokenize; sys.argv[0] = '"'"'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-kkml3_6s\pyaudio\setup.py'"'"'; file='"'"'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-kkml3_6s\pyaudio\setup.py'"'"';f=getattr(tokenize, '"'"'open'"'"', open)(file);code=f.read().replace('"'"'\r\n'"'"', '"'"'\n'"'"');f.close();exec(compile(code, file, '"'"'exec'"'"'))' install --record 'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-record-p1wrhfgt\install-record.txt' --single-version-externally-managed --user --prefix= --compile --install-headers 'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python39\Include\pyaudio
pyaudio
Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable
Requirement already satisfied: setuptools in c:\program files\python39\lib\site-packages (49.2.1)
night lily
python -m pip install wheel
"error: Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 is required. Get it with "Build Tools for Visual Studio": https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/"
How did the installation of the MS C++ 14 library go?
tight scaffold
pip install pyaudio
pip install pyaudio
Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable
Collecting pyaudio
Using cached PyAudio-0.2.11.tar.gz (37 kB)
Building wheels for collected packages: pyaudio
Building wheel for pyaudio (setup.py) ... error
ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1:
command: 'c:\program files\python39\python.exe' -u -c 'import sys, setuptools, tokenize; sys.argv[0] = '"'"'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-gcj6jrm4\pyaudio\setup.py'"'"'; file='"'"'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-gcj6jrm4\pyaudio\setup.py'"'"';f=getattr(tokenize, '"'"'open'"'"', open)(file);code=f.read().replace('"'"'\r\n'"'"', '"'"'\n'"'"');f.close();exec(compile(code, file, '"'"'exec'"'"'))' bdist_wheel -d 'C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-wheel-rrpcnlh8'
cwd: C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-gcj6jrm4\pyaudio\
Complete output (9 lines):
running bdist_wheel
running build
running build_py
creating build
creating build\lib.win-amd64-3.9
copying src\pyaudio.py -> build\lib.win-amd64-3.9
running build_ext
building '_portaudio' extension
night lily
What is in that directory?
night lily
Any log files?
night lily
No.
tight scaffold
I didn't hear you because
night lily
Because I don't know what you need to do.
tight scaffold
uhh
lucid trench
@tight scaffold Türk telekom mu kulanıyorsun ?
tight scaffold
kablonet
night lily
Might we focus, please? 🙂
tight scaffold
By the way, thank you so much for putting up with me
Thanks for everything opal
@lucid trench
hey
I'm here
night lily
What is in the folder?
tight scaffold
I have 1000 ms
night lily
C:\Users\batuh\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-install-gcj6jrm4\pyaudio\
python -m pip check pyaudio
tight scaffold
No broken requirements found
scenic scarab
Hello, who knows about eel? Need help with this library for python.
night lily
@tight scaffold What is your IDE?
dire oxide
@tight scaffold what language do u speak?
tight scaffold
eng
night lily
@tight scaffold What is your mother tongue?
lucid trench
tony türkçe desene
tight scaffold
türkçe
tight scaffold
tony türkçe desene
@lucid trench sen türkçe ne kadar biliyorsun
tight scaffold
hayır ben denilenleri anlıyorum ama internetim kötü olduğu için iyi bir şekilde iletişim kuramıyorum
night lily
Maybe look at the dependencies for pyaudio on its official page. Look at the section for Windows, specifically.
See if it is listing anything that you don't have.
Perhaps look at the instructions for a Windows installation of pyaudio.
lucid trench
@tight scaffold söyle anlat onlara sesin kötü oldugunu
tight scaffold
I have 1000 ms
dire oxide
#Translator
@client.command(aliases=['tr'])
async def translate(ctx, lang_trans, *args):
lang_trans = lang_trans.lower()
if lang_trans not in googletrans.LANGUAGES and lang_trans not in googletrans.LANGCODES:
raise commands.BadArgument("Invalid language to translate text to")
text = ' '.join(args)
translator = googletrans.Translator()
text_translated = translator.translate(text, dest=lang_trans).text
await ctx.send(text_translated)
import googletrans
from googletrans import Translator
@night lily
lucid trench
primal bison
https://www.sololearn.com/
@lucid trench i have used it. Its pretty good for every one who is into programming .
primal bison
just a min i'll speak in a min
primal bison
buoyant kestrel
@keen lily The bot should have DM'd you what criteria you're missing
mild steppe
Hey guys! How do i make a function that starts with 5 but everytime i want to it does -1 and the number is updated and printed at all times?
tender tangle
from datetime import datetime
def not_during_the_night(func):
def wrapper():
if 7 <= datetime.now().hour < 22:
func()
else:
pass # Hush, the neighbors are asleep
return wrapper
def say_whee():
print("Whee!")
say_whee = not_during_the_night(say_whee)
from datetime import datetime
def not_during_the_night(func):
def wrapper():
if 7 <= datetime.now().hour < 22:
func()
else:
pass # Hush, the neighbors are asleep
return wrapper
@not_during_the_night
def say_whee():
print("Whee!")
Erdős Pál
main root
Erdős Pál
tender tangle
Erdős Lajos
plain sable
candid bison
keen lily
k
primal bison
@broken talon
broken talon
what do you think?
broken talon
read the instructions
broken talon
it wants to print the number of digits in the parameter num
primal bison
print the number of digits
yea sooo then
would it be D?
because it can't equal 0
or wait the number of digits can't be less than 0
it has to be 1 or greater
@broken talon
broken talon
so you think the answer is D?
broken talon
num is the number you want to count the digits of, count is the amount of digits
broken talon
no
primal bison
and count is when num finished increasing?
broken talon
no
primal bison
Oh man 😅
broken talon
count is increased once for each iteration of the while loop
broken talon
it would
primal bison
what would num be then?
it's the number right?
that you want to count the digits of
primal bison
ohhhh
you saw it changes
in the function
🧠💡
just going to paste it again so I don;t have to scroll up
so it's dividing by 10
@broken talon
broken talon
yep
broken talon
sure
ripe tiger
Hi Lazy Dev, what up
I'm refactoring some stuff into different design patterns for a data collator
what type of projects do you typically work on
not being able to turn mic on in the voice chat is rather hindering
ripe tiger
hey guys
sup
what you working on ROley
hey man lol On
what you code jammin on Roley?
I'm gettin drunk and working on package collators for databases
parsers - whatever you may like to call them
not being able to speak with voice is rather annoying
I think I have actually helped around 10 people solve problems within this discord, but apparently haven't typed enough, so here it is
sup
Th3Grizly
buoyant kestrel
@zinc parcel Check out the #❓｜how-to-get-help help channel. That'll tell you what you need to know to use our help system.
from pathlib import Path
horse_path = Path(r".\horse\super\mah_horse.jpg")
from pathlib import Path
horse_path = Path(r"./horse/")
horse_dict = {}
horse_folders = []
for x in horse_path.iterdir():
if x.is_dir():
horse_folders.append(x)
for folder in horse_folders:
horse_type = folder.parts[-1]
horse_dict[horse_type] = sorted(image for image in folder.iterdir())
horse_path = Path("folder1", "folder2", "file")```from pathlib import Path
horse_path = Path("./horse/")
horse_folders = [x for x in horse_path.iterdir() if x.is_dir()]
horse_dict = {folder.parts[-1]: image for folder in horse_folders for image in folder.iterdir()}
I think you can skip the dot
actully, depends on the working dir set if you are running the program as a module
warm hedge
did you mean
horse_dict = {folder.parts[-1]: sorted(image for image in folder.iterdir()) for folder in horse_folders}```from your first snippet
are you able to hear my pc fans?
dreamy merlin
not really.
warm hedge
alright, I was a lil worried about that
somber lantern
WHERE kind = arabic-black
ivory kernel
@edgy mesa
edgy mesa
somber lantern
@warm hedge that's no longer the case now
JavaScript is everywhere now
You can make backed apps using nodejs
You can develop cross platform moble apps using react-native
You can build cross platform desktop apps using electron.js
You can do machine learning (tensor flow is now available for JS)
warm hedge
ivory kernel
message_input3 = pyautogui.prompt (text =" insert the delay between each sentence( in seconds ")
if message_input3 = True:
continue
else :
break
cold lintel
Different channel 😄
Erm, I've not got any experience with pyautogui sorry
Right, so what output were you expecting?
young imp
Does anyone know why isn't this thing working?
lower = np.array([hue_min, s_min, v_min])
upper = np.array([hue_max, s_max, v_max])
mask = cv2.inRange(hsv_img, lower, upper)
masked = cv2.bitwise_and(image, image, mask=mask)
in mask, I just see pure black output, even having lower = upper, it is still showing black
any idea why is it happening?
btw it is opencv
ping me if ya answer
young imp
nvm, figured it out
fossil epoch
primal bison
c.execute('INSERT INTO transactions VALUES (:Customer_Numb, Customer_N, Invoice_Numb, Invoice_D,Invoice_Am)',
{
'Customer_Numb': Customer_Numb.get(),
'Customer_N': Customer_N.get(),
'Invoice_Numb': Invoice_Numb.get(),
'Invoice_D': Invoice_D.get(),
'Invoice_Am': Invoice_Am.get()
}
#commit changes
base.commit()
why is there a syntax error on base.commit()?4
warm hedge
what is not working, again?
cold lintel
@light jungle
light jungle
C:\WINDOWS\system32>pip install pyinstaller
'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
buoyant kestrel
py -m pip install pyinstaller
cold lintel
Have you tried py -m pip
buoyant kestrel
warm hedge
I just learnt about the py thing, super useful now
buoyant kestrel
py -3.8
cold lintel
I think they added it specifically because of people asking for help all the time.
buoyant kestrel
py -0
cold lintel
Erm, check the link I posted earlier for more info.
Do you need a windows license to install it in virtualbox, by the way?
It would help me to help out if I could launch windows.
Ah right.
Oh 😄
Alright, going back to the other channel...
odd ivy
?
ivory kernel
typr here
graceful elk
hello
cold lintel
Hey, does someone here need help? @lean abyss @ivory kernel @graceful elk
ivory kernel
im helping
graceful elk
Hey, does someone here need help? <@!236216514393407488> <@!504012907600936970> ...
not me
ivory kernel
XD
graceful elk
i just came to listen
lean abyss
name = input("Enter the name of the customer you want to delete: ")
customer = [item for item in registers if item["clientName"] == name]
if len(customer) > 0:
else:
print("Failed on locate customer name" + nome)
start()
nomeCliente = input("Digite o nome do cliente: ")
cliente = [item for item in registros if item["nomeCliente"] == nomeCliente]
if len(cliente) > 0:
print("Já existe um cliente cadastrado com nome " + cliente["nomeCliente"])
criarRegistro()
cidadeCliente = input("Digite a cidade do cliente: ")
estadoCliente = input("Digite o estado do cliente: ")
telefoneCliente = input("Telefone do cliente: ")
if len(nomeCliente) > 0 and len(cidadeCliente) > 0 and len(estadoCliente) > 0 and len(telefoneCliente) > 0:
print("Nome Cliente: " + nomeCliente)
print("Cidade Cliente: " + cidadeCliente)
print("Estado Cliente: " + estadoCliente)
print("Telefone Cliente: " + telefoneCliente)
registro = {
"nomeCliente": nomeCliente,
"cidadeCliente": cidadeCliente,
"estadoCliente": estadoCliente,
"telefoneCliente": telefoneCliente,
}
registros.append(registro)
print("Cliente cadastrado com sucesso!")
print("------------------------------")
inicio()
If you know the index of the item you'd like to delete, you can do:
del myarray[index]
Be warned, you shouldn't do this multiple times in a loop, as deleting an item will change the indices of the following items.
Can you copy and paste the registros array here?
So I can show you an example.
ivory kernel
pop()
cold lintel
Also, what should happen if there are multiple items with the same client name?
ivory kernel
a_list = ["a", "b", "c"]
a_list.pop(1)
[{'nomeCliente': 'Álvaro', 'cidadeCliente': 'Belo Horizonte', 'estadoCliente': 'Minas Gerais', 'telefoneCliente': '98989898'}, {'nomeCliente': 'Álvaro Pereira', 'cidadeCliente': 'São Paulo', 'estadoCliente': 'São Paulo', 'telefoneCliente': '87878787'}]
cold lintel
Alright
!eval ```python
data = [
{'nomeCliente': 'Álvaro', 'cidadeCliente': 'Belo Horizonte', 'estadoCliente': 'Minas Gerais', 'telefoneCliente': '98989898'},
{'nomeCliente': 'Álvaro Pereira', 'cidadeCliente': 'São Paulo', 'estadoCliente': 'São Paulo', 'telefoneCliente': '87878787'},
]
data = [
record
for record in data
if record['nomeCliente'] != 'Álvaro'
]
print(data)
@cold lintel :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
[{'nomeCliente': 'Álvaro Pereira', 'cidadeCliente': 'São Paulo', 'estadoCliente': 'São Paulo', 'telefoneCliente': '87878787'}]
@cold lintel thats pretty fast
cold lintel
Do you need to modify the original array, or is it ok to create a new array with some records removed?
Yep.
You could find the index like this:
index = next(
i
for i, record in enumerate(data)
if record['nomeCliente'] != 'Álvaro'
)
Then do:
del data[index]
@cold lintel Yepp thats it
cold lintel
Although, it's slightly uncertain what will happen if there are multiple records with the same name.
Yep, data is registros
Sorry for changing the name 😄
If that caused confusion.
Sorry, there's a mistake in my code...
It should have been:
index = next(
i
for i, record in enumerate(data)
if record['nomeCliente'] == 'Álvaro'
)
You should only delete one record at a time this way.
ivory kernel
index = next(
i
for i, record in enumerate(data)
if record['nomeCliente'] == 'Álvaro'
del [1]
)
Erm, I don't think del is valid syntax there.
lean abyss
nome = input("Digite o nome do cliente no qual você deseja excluir: ")
cliente = [item for item in registros if item["nomeCliente"] == nome]
if len(cliente) > 0:
index = next(i
for i, registro in enumerate(registros)
if registro['nomeCliente'] != nome
)
del registros[index]
else:
print("Não foi possível encontrar nenhum cliente com nome de " + nome)
nome = input("Digite o nome do cliente no qual você deseja excluir: ")
cliente = [item for item in registros if item["nomeCliente"] == nome]
if len(cliente) > 0:
index = next(i
for i, registro in enumerate(registros)
if registro['nomeCliente'] != nome
):
del registros[index]
else:
print("Não foi possível encontrar nenhum cliente com nome de " + nome)
name = input(...)
index = next(
i
for i, record in enumerate(data)
if record['nomeCliente'] == name
)
del registros[index]
Oh, sorry, you need to print a message if the name isn't found?
One sec...
Erm, I'm not sure that's correct.
This is what I would do:
cold lintel
nome = input("Digite o nome do cliente no qual você deseja excluir: ")
try:
index = next(
i
for i, record in enumerate(registros)
if record['nomeCliente'] == nome
)
except StopIteration:
print("Não foi possível encontrar nenhum cliente com nome de", nome)
else:
del registros[index]
Yep
It deletes the record if the name is found.
next will raise StopIteration if the item isn't found.
primal bison
so i think this will work
cold lintel
Yep