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Python 3 is the latest version of the Python programming language and was formally released on December 3rd, 2008.
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Pairwise distance and residual calculation
I have a code for calculating the pairwise distances and the residuals of my data (X, Y, Z). Data is quite large (average of 7000 rows) and so my interest is code efficiency. My initial code is
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Representing integers as a sequence of bits
Here is a class Bits that I wrote in order to deal with sequences of bits that also need to be interpreted as non-negative integers (in case you are familiar with ...
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Im learning python and i am trying to make a Rock, Paper, Scissors program [on hold]
It should work according to basic logic so I think it is a syntax error or perhaps I am missing something. The last logic part is not working I think. It omits all when it is only suppose to omit any ...
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Python priority queue class wrapper
I'm trying to incorporate the advice found in https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/heapq.html in order to make a priority queue implementation (see corresponding section) in a class ...
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Runge-Kutta 4th order using Python numexpr.evaluate()
I am implementing an ODE solver, where the user provides rates and coefficients as a string. ODE solver has to work with vectors. The best implementation I got so far is the following:
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Unfair die game
For this task, you're going to play a dice game, but first you must
prepare for an overwhelming victory. The game itself is very simple.
Both players roll a single die and whoever rolls highest ...
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Crank-Nicolson. Advection - Diffusion. Perfomance
I am writing an advection-diffusion solver in Python. I am quite experienced in MATLAB and, therefore, the code implementation looks very close to possible implementation in MATLAB. I implemented the ...
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Prime number generator in Python
I have made a Python program that can perform some prime number functions. For example, it can produce an endless output of sequential primes. I am looking for ways to make it faster and cleaner. When ...
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Noughts and crosses command line game in Python 3.5
Based on this Code Review answer, I have created a noughts and crosses game in Python, which asks for an index (1 to 9) and updates the grid, and displays it on the screen. I have done some very ...
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chr(event.Ascii) returns hex, error [closed]
I'm a beginner. This is a keylogger I made off of a youtube tutorial.
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Parsing the lsblk output
I am a Python beginner learning Python 3. I have written two small functions that parse the lsblk output and return Linux physical and logical disks. Here is the first function:
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Why am I getting Runtime error in UVA - 10684? [closed]
Here is my submitted code in uva online judge. Please need help to find error , Thank You.
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Password generator in Django
I am a system admin, not a developer, so this might be pretty horrible code. This is a password generator. The point of the attempt was to become more familiar with Django at a lower level. I current ...
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Phone troubleshooting questionnaire with Tk GUI [closed]
I have been tasked to create a GUI that asks the user questions about a mobile device.the GUI I have created asks the user a sequence of questions to try and come to a solution.However, I feel that my ...
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Python Day Finder
I have made a Python program to find the day of the week of an inputted date. I did not want to use the time or datetime module, ...
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Python configuration module for a web framework
I'm currently writing a web framework and I wanted to add a configuration module for reading environment variables and a configuration toml file.
Here is the code. The comment in the ...
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finding the average of a list in python that the user creates [closed]
can someone please do this for me i have been trying for the whole day but have no luck with my dumb brain
Using the list [13, 26, 35, 64, 77, 90, 33, 42, 58, 90]
-Find the mean of the list
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Circular Array Rotation
My code works fine, but it's takes too much time, say around 65 seconds, for large input data. If there are 50,000 numbers in the list \$a\$ and we have to rotate the numbers 45,000 times then it ...
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Multivariable Gradient Descent in Numpy
Just recently started learning ML, first I've gone through the notes of Ng's Coursera stuff. While I have nothing against Octave, I'm trying to solve exercises in Python. It's my beginning with that ...
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Square free number
Square free no: It is an integer which is divisible by no other
perfect square than 1. For example, 10 is square-free but 18 is not,
as 18 is divisible by 9 = 3^2.
The smallest positive ...
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TicTacToe in Python3 w/ Simple AI
Here is my version of TicTacToe on python 3.x
I'm learning python for a several weeks and I will be very appretiated if you take a look on my script and review it!
P.S. I've used NumPad to input ...
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Simple Hangman for Python
Assignment Criteria
Create another version of the Hangman game, this time using Lists. The program should ask for the word to guess and the number of chances to be given.
It should then ...
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JVM wrapper for a Python function
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The following function is used a JVM wrapper for a Python function, which is executed in a SQL-like environment. If you're interested in example usage you can check Cumulate arrays from ...
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Find good numbers in a given range
This is the Good Numbers problem at Code Chef:
A number is called a square-free number if there does not exist a number greater than 1, whose square divides the number. For example, 8 is not a ...
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Taking in data from several large files
I am working on a script in Python 3.5 that will take in data from several large files. The script takes a while to run, so I am trying to optimize the functions that take the longest. In particular, ...
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TeamCity TestComplete runner in Python
I am new to using Python and the following is the first script that I have written. I will execute a test complete project and will be started via team city. Once test execute has been called - the ...
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Taking a list of numbers and finding the two largest
The code ive written takes the user entered numbers and sorts them into a list and finds the two biggest numbers, im looking to make the code less verbose. any help/advice is greatly appreciated.
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Parts Inventory System
I have been working on some code for a basic inventory management system and I have all the features that I believe are need like adding parts displaying parts list and the such as you can see. I ...
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References to constants values within a Python app — budtrack
I have written a Python application called budtrack, which has a purpose of monitoring a budget. I know I kinda reinvented 'the wheel', but the purpose of the project was to practice user requirements ...
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Decimal to Binary Conversion and vice-versa in Python
Given a decimal number I need to convert it into binary
Given a binary number I need to convert it into decimal
After the conversion I need to perform some operation on it (for example, addition). I ...
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Get nth prime number using sieve of Eratosthenes
I am tasked with being able to find the \$n\$th prime number. I've tried to implement something like the sieve of Eratosthenes in increments of 200. The code works and returns the \$n\$th prime number....
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Convert a numeric string to number but without python's built in function
I'd like to get a code review and some insights of whether I chose a good way to do this. What would other, clever ways look like.
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Transforming text after preprocessing to tfidf vector and reducing the dimension using pca
I am not getting any error with this code. Please review it for writing it in a more optimized way so that it will take less memory space and run time.
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Knapsack greedy algorithm in Python
I implemented the well-known knapsack problem and now I would like to improve it using list comprehension or lambda. I don't want to use NumPy. Could you help me?
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Vanilla Markov chain in 18 lines
I am looking for advice on how I can improve this code. The objective is to make a vanilla Markov Chain text generator in the most concise way. I'm looking for advice on style, naming, 'elegance', and ...
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Let's speed that file sentence searching program
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I've written a small piece of Python program which is looking for a given sentence in multiple sub directories of a given path.
I'm looking for improvements regarding the speed of my script. ...
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Traning and testing of sentiment analysis
Here is my code which takes two files of positive and negative comments and creates a training and testing set for sentiment analysis using nltk, sklearn, Python and statistical algorithms. The ...
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Returning largest product of longest subsequence between min and max
This function returns the largest product of all elements of a list between the leftmost and rightmost min and max elements. Is there more readable and maybe compact way to rewrite the ...
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Displaying an arbitrary number of buttons and automatically arranging the buttons
It is supposed to take an arbitrary number of arguments, turn those arguments into buttons, and arrange those buttons in a way to give each individual button the largest area possible. Is there a ...
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Computing a list of divisors of a number
I developed the following Python functions when solving a few Project Euler problems, and since I'm not that familiar with Python, I'm curious at how I could improve them.
The code consists of a data ...
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Multiple numbers calculator
This is my first ever Python program so I would really like to know if it's any good (I mean if it is well writen), and if not then how to make it better.
I would also like to know if there is a way ...
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Monty Hall simulator in Python 3.x
I've been working on Python for the past few weeks trying to get my head around it's syntax/naming conventions/style/etc. I decided to make a monty hall sim to see how it looks in python. For those ...
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Validating HMAC-SHA256 signature in Python
I am trying to implement HMAC-SHA256 authentication into my Python RESTful API project. I am using Python Eve (built on top of Flask), started with an simplified HMAC-SHA1 example.
My application is ...
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First touch with python decorator
I am getting familiar with decorators, and after a couple of tutorials i came up with a decorator that might is useful for me. Is this the proper way to use decorators? Any suggestion about the code?
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