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python no module name pika when importing pika
I installed pika for python running on a mac
sudo pip install pika==0.9.8
I make sure is installed, this is the response when trying to reinstall,
Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to ...
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import error in celery
this is the code which i am running:
from __future__ import absolute_import
from celery import Celery
celery1 = Celery('celery',broker='amqp://',backend='amqp://',include=['tasks'])
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Save raw data as tif
I need to analyze a part of an image, selected as a submatrix, in a tif file. I would like to have the image in raw format, with no frills (scaling, axis, labels and so on)... How could I do that?
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Issue getting the beginning of a max subarray
I am trying to implement a method to get the maxSubArray sum and the associated beginning and end indices. For reference, the maxSubArray is the contiguous subArray whose integer sum is the largest ...
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How to *remove* Homebrew python from OS X?
tl;dr: How safe is sudo rm -rf /usr/local/Cellar/python?
Having two installations of python on my Mac has been a horror-show. I started out when Mountain Lion's default installation of Python was ...
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Python spacing and %
I need to output this:
Video Games: 8/8 (or 100.0%)
This is the code for the mark out of 8:
total = points+pointsTwo+pointsThree+pointsFour
How would I write this code to output exactly what I ...
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is it possible to create a dictionary “template” in python?
I'm creating a recipe selector of sorts and am looking to create a unified dictionary template. I currently have something like this:
menu_item_var = {'name': "Menu Item", 'ing': (ingredients)}
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my Tic tac Toe isn't Working
tic tac toe problem.
a=0
def runx():
answer = int(input("answer:"))
if answer == 1:
if a==1 or a==2:
print("nope")
if a==0:
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Add to set within a set?
I'm using MongoEngine in Python to work with my data model.
I have a data model which essentially looks like this as represented in BSON:
{
'id': ...
'revisions': [
{
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How to change what an object is referring to within a function for all functions
I'm implementing rehashing of dictionaries, so i have 2 hash tables, and i am trying to set the old one to refer to the new one.
i have something along the lines of:
def fart(hashTable):
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UserWarning: X scores are null at iteration
I am trying to run CCA for a multi label/text classification problem but keep getting following warning and an error which I think are related
warnings.warn('Maximum number of iterations reached')
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Portable way to start process upon system bootup in Linux and Solaris
What would be a decent portable way to start a process upon bootup in Solaris 10, Solaris 11, and various Linux distros? My understanding is that the "inittab" way became deprecated. Solaris now has ...
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how to calculate startdate and enddate from basic from multiple dictionaries to list of dictionary
How to get from multiple dictionary to list of dictionary and need to calculate startdate and enddate from basic
[{'basic': 1000.0, 'end_date': '2011-01-31', 'start_date': '2011-01-01'},
{'basic': ...
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Python create dictionary
I am playing with BeautifulSoup and scraping bing search results. I don't plan on doing extensive scraping, I was just trying my hand at different data structures, etc.
What I'm trying to do is ...
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In Sublime Python console, how can I locate a class and method that a console run command runs?
From the console
>>> sublime.run_command('test_application_args',{'arg1':'5', 'arg2':'4'})
running TestApplicationArgsCommand
arg1: 5
arg2: 4
I want to find what .py file has that command, ...