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Can someone explain what is wrong with my codes?

I want to make a function that return the sum of all the multiple of 3 or 5 that below 1000 def trying(number): box = 0 while number < 1000: if number %3 or %5: box = box + ...
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opening an excel file and writing to it in python

How do I open an existing excel file, write to it, and save it as the same filename. None of the previous data should be lost and the new data should be saved. The pseudocode would be as follows: ...
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how to get the date from datetime

I have a datetime object and I'm trying to individually get a string with the date, and one with the time. I'd like the values for theDate and theTime to be strings. theDate = myDatetime.date() ...
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Saving pdfs from mongodb bson

I've got a fairly large inherited mongodb instance and I'm trying to do some processing on a number of pdfs that we've got stored away in bson documents. Basically what I've got now is a ...
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Best way to generate day-of-week boxplots from a Pandas timeseries

i am trying to create a set of day-of-week boxplots for a timeseries (e.g. 5-minute temperature observations). My code: # ts is our timeseries ts = df.SomeColumn dow_map = {} days = ...
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Ensuring all Django views return 200?

I have lots of simple Django views that look like this: @team_leader_required def view_all_teams(request): teams = Team.objects.all() template_vars = {'toolbar': 'teams', ...
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django template: include a *relative* file but don't parse it

How can one include a file in a django template like {% include %} would, but without parsing the file's contents ? I am aware of {% ssi %} but that last one would not accept relative paths and ...
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Opening a file in Python given the dirrectory

If i have the following dirrectory to a file, how would I go about opening that file and then reading the contents from that file?. I know how to open the file if it is just the one file, when I open ...
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Is the any way show pip packages dependesies tree?

I have project with many packages, main packages I listed in requirements.txt. When I try pip freeze it print me current packages as plain list. So I prefer also get dependencies something like this: ...
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Apache log file data analysis with python pandas

The problem with me is bit hard to explain. I'm analyzing a Apache log file which following is one line from it. 112.135.128.20 - [13/May/2013:23:55:04 +0530] "GET /SVRClientWeb/ActionController ...
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nice decimal.Decimal autonormalization

This gonna be my first question here. I am trying to make a decimal.Decimal child class which mainly differs the parent by making autonormalization on itself and on the results of its callable ...
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django regroup templatetag does not group properly

I have following template {% regroup product.hotel.facilities.all by facilitytype as facilities %} {% for facility in facilities %} <h5>{{ facility.grouper }}</h5> <p ...
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how to get a value out of ValuesQuerySet

I'm trying to extract some data from my database in my Django app with the following line of code. Job is the name of my model and jobIDs[i] represents the id of the record being operated on. ...
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Plot numerical string values in matplotlib

Suppose I have: x = ['1.34511','0.0234','-0.0890'] y = ['0.0987', '0.8763', '-0.0762'] How can I plot those values in matplotlib? I've already made a search about 'ticks', but I still don't ...
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How to format special characters inserted into a Jinja2 template?

I want to insert a bullet into an HTML file generated by a Jinja2 template. The Python code sends the string '&#9679;' but when in the HTML code it's generated as &amp;#9679; so the ...

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