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wxPython: Dynamically Flow Buttons to Next Row on Window-Resize Question: The following wxPython sample code is meant to create some buttons and then add them to a horizontal panel in such a way that the buttons should flow to a new row when they no longer fit in the panel. In addition, the buttons should change posit...
Type Error when I try to make a 3D graph in python Question: I know how to make 3D-graph in Python but for this one I have an error I've never seen. I want to have the graph of : $$f(x,y)=\frac{8\cos(\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}{\sqrt{1+x^2+y^2}}$$ (LaTeX doesn't work here... ???) My code : import math ...
Rpy2 can't find my R libraries on install Question: R built from source, installed locally. R is at `~/bin/R` (which is in my PATH) and its libraries are in `~/lib64/R/`. Installing rpy2 should be simple. It finds the correct R just fine (as it's in the path). Then it can't find the libraries. $python se...
Python lazy evaluation numpy ndarray Question: I have a large 2D array that I would like to declare once, and change occasionnaly only _some_ values depending on a parameter, without traversing the whole array. To build this array, I have subclassed the numpy ndarray class with `dtype=object` and assign to the element...
Append to File Using Subprocess in Python Question: How do I append to a file without opening it using Linux echo command? I've tried all sort of possibilities but unable to achieve the result. I'm not sure what I'm missing. Documentation said to type out the exact command when shell is set to 'True' _(Yes with securi...
mongodb group and combine Question: I have a doc that has a schema like `{'year-month-day','others'}` and I want to convert `'year-month-day` to an ISODate time so I can use `$match:{'$gte:targetDate'}` I have several problems: 1. I am using pymongo, which dones support javaciprt, so I can not use `new Date()` in p...
Linux command line instructions from python Question: Is there a method for issuing command line instructions directly from the python shell? Answer: You can use `os.system` - import os os.system('<command line instruction>')
Python CSV read file and select columns and write to new CSV file Question: I have a CSV file which has certain columns which I need to extract. One of those columns is a text string from which I need to extract the first and last items. I have a print statement in a for loop which get exactly what I need but cannot fi...
How are images actually saved with skimage (Python) Question: I am currently applying the [Zhang-Suen thinning algorithm](https://github.com/linbojin/Skeletonization-by-Zhang-Suen-Thinning- Algorithm/blob/master/thinning.py) to hone down on some filaments I would like to later track. This requires me to output a graysc...
Flask-Security user_registered Signal Not Received in Python 3.3, but works in 2.7 Question: I'm trying to use the user_registered signal in order to set up default roles for users when they register using flask-security as in the following link: [Setting Default Role in Flask Security](http://stackoverflow.com/questio...
Formatting Flask app logs in json Question: I'm working with a Python/Flask application and trying to get the logs to be formatted (by line) in json. Using the python-json-logger package, I've modified the formatter for the app.logger as follows: from pythonjsonlogger import jsonlogger formatter = j...
How to mock.patch a class imported in another module Question: I have a python class with such a module: **xy.py** from a.b import ClassA class ClassB: def method_1(): a = ClassA() a.method2() then I have ClassA defined as: **b.py** from c import Clas...
using requests to login to a website that has javascript login form Question: Let me preface by saying I have very little programming experience. I've learned a bunch in the last few days trying to write this program. I am running Python 2.7 on Windows 7 using PyCharm, requests, Beautiful Soup, and lxml. I am trying t...
Is there a way to catch 500 errors in django python? Question: I would like to catch 500 exception and return a http 4XX exception instead. Using "except Exception" will catch all exceptions which is not desired. I was wondering is there a way to catch only 500 errors try: <code> except <Excep...
How to decode ascii from stream for analysis Question: I am trying to run text from twitter api through sentiment analysis from textblob library, When I run my code, the code prints one or two sentiment values and then errors out, to the following error: UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byt...
HTTP POST REQUEST using python Question: I've a web server setup in a separate location and I wanted to access it remotely using HTTP POST request. Can someone please guide me how to proceed with it. I need to use Python which runs the HTTP Post request and modifies the contents of the WEB page Answer: Although proba...
Python equivalent of C++ member pointer Question: What would be the equivalent of a C++ member pointer in Python? Basically, I would like to be able to replicate similar behavior in Python: // Pointer to a member of MyClass int (MyClass::*ptMember)(int) = &MyClass::member; // Call member on...
Python Convert set to list, keep getting TypeError: 'list' object is not callable Question: I am trying to write a program that adds items to a list based on a random number. Part of the program is potentially rolling additional items, but all duplicate items should be rerolled. My issue is that when I try to do this u...
Mock import of ctypes fails with unsupported operand on Read The Docs Question: I have small Windows module that relies on the **ctypes** core module. On the project RTD site the page for the module comes up empty. Looking at the latest almost successful build log <https://readthedocs.org/builds/apt/2900858/> there is ...
How to reject or accept an incoming call to my GSM modem using AT commands in Python? Question: I've wrote the below Python program to wait for incoming calls and accept or reject them. Based on [this](http://www.zeeman.de/wp- content/uploads/2007/09/ubinetics-at-command-set.pdf) document and [this](https://www.sparkfu...
Flask + Celery: working outside of request context Question: today i started using Celery but am having an issue that am not able to resolve. more specifically, my Flask configuration is : from celery import Celery def make_celery(app): celery = Celery(__name__, broker=app.config['CELERY_BRO...
Matching two vector paths Question: I have several vector paths and a query path and now I am trying to get the path which is most similar to the query path. I can access length(perimeter) of each path, and width and height of their bounding boxes. I am using python and using pyx library for rendering SVG paths and cal...
how can i count how many time program has been executed in python Question: from itertools import permutations import random import pprint import timeit start_time = timeit.default_timer() count = 0 def gird(board_size): print ("\n".join('# ' * inrange + 'Q ' + '# ' * (8-i...
Why is multiprocessing copying my data if I don't touch it? Question: I was tracking down an out of memory bug, and was horrified to find that python's multiprocessing appears to copy large arrays, even if I have no intention of using them. Why is python (on Linux) doing this, I thought copy-on-write would protect me ...
Python Regex Search and Count with Symbol Character Question: i try to make some script with python to find and count a word in string. A word is "@sosiora", i have find some example but it's not find "@sosiora" but "sosiora". Here is my script #!/usr/bin/python import re words = ["@sosiora"] ...
Python - Passing character to C library Question: I've got quite the trouble running a program on Linux i wrote. Since it's quite a large program i won't post the whole code but only the part that gets me confused. I've got a library, written in C++ and compiled on Linux Ubuntu, which does some work and prints an incom...
Regex expression after quotation on python Question: I am trying to develop a program on Python that would get the name of the artists from a twit from Pandora. Like for example if I have this twitter: > I'm listening to "I Can Make It Better" by Luther Vandross on Pandora > #pandora <http://t.co/ieDbLC393F>. I would...
Add object to start of dictionary Question: I am making a group chatting app and I have images associated with the users, so whenever they say something, their image is displayed next to it. I wrote the server in python and the client will be an iOS app. I use a dictionary to store all of the message/image pairs. Whene...
How can I correct my code to produce a nested dictionary? Question: I am trying to create a nested dictionary. I have a list of tuples (called 'kinetic_parameters') which looks like this: ('New Model','v7','k1',0.1) ('New Model','v8','k2',0.2) ('New Model','v8','k3',0.3) I need the second c...
Calling on a class Question: I'm using geopy and have a question on why an error is coming up. This code sample is from the one provided at [github](https://github.com/geopy/geopy#geocoding). It works as mentioned from geopy.geocoders import Nominatim geolocator = Nominatim() location ...
Importing Python file from PostgreSQL stored procedure Question: It is possible to have Python code in a PostgreSQL stored procedure. For example: CREATE FUNCTION someProc() RETURNS void AS $$ # Some Python3 code... $$ LANGUAGE plpython3u; But how can I include a python file from th...
Calculate number of positive and negative string for each word in a list Question: I am new in python and hope you could help me solve this problem and I am using python 3.4. I have a list that contain word,either positive or negative, and it's frequency This is the original list: `finalSentiment = [('...
Python for Maya: "Object's name is not unique." when calling object from class to build UI Question: # The Problem: I don't get any syntax errors when i run the script up until i try to build the UI. Everything seems fine until i run the last 2 lines of code. I get the following error : **Error: RuntimeError: file li...
openssl hmac differ from python hmac Question: with: KEY='7vgd39eyxald9sucClM7' DATA='POST\nmultipart/form-data\nWed, 10 Jun 2015 07:27:43 GMT\n/1/classes/item\nx-wbs-uid:f886a495220975d724ff3679a5cc9cef04343076' in command line HASH_BIN=`echo -n "$DATA" | openssl dgst -sha256 -m...
Using counter on array for one value while keeping index of other values Question: After reading the answers on this question [How to count the frequency of the elements in a list?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2161752/how-to-count- the-frequency-of-the-elements-in-a-list) I was wondering how to count the frequen...
sys.argv in a windows environment Question: I'm attempting to learn python using the book 'a byte of python'. The code: import sys print('the command line arguments are:') for i in sys.argv: print(i) print('\n\nThe PYTHONPATH is', sys.path, '\n') outputs: ...
Python: can't access newly defined environment variables Question: I can't access my env var: import subprocess, os print os.environ.get('PATH') # Works well print os.environ.get('BONSAI') # doesn't work But the env var is well added in my `/home/me/.bashrc`: BONSAI=/home/me/...
Pixel movement and loops Python Question: We are using JES in my intro programming class and I have run into roadblock for my lab. The program is supposed to allow a user to select a picture and then a moth(bug) will start at the center of the picture and make random movements and change pixels to white if they are not...
return a variable value from a subprocess in python Question: I have a code workflow in which from a main script(level 0) I call another script through `subprocess`. This `subprocess script` (level 1) in turn calls another script as a `subprocess`. Now from this level 2 subprocess script I want to return the value of a...
ctypes error AttributeError symbol not found, OS X 10.7.5 Question: I have a simple test function on C++: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <locale.h> #include <wchar.h> char fun() { printf( "%i", 12 ); return 'y'; } ...
What is the Big-O of this function that reverses words in a string Question: I have a simple function, reverseWords(), that reveses the words in a string. eg. an input of a S = "this is a string" gives an output of "siht si a gnirts" I was wondering what the big O of this function is. Is it O(N), O(N^2), or O(N* M)? ...
run python code in c++ Question: I was making an app that needs to run python code in c++. But when I run this code it gives an segmentation fault in Linux. Does somebody have a clue what it could be? Py_SetProgramName("programName"); Py_SetPythonHome("/usr/lib/python2.7"); Py_Init...
How to update HTML block in IPython Question: This is related to [another question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30989509/automaticaly-update- image-in-ipython-notebook) I posted, but is more specific (and hopefully gets more specific answers). I am trying to display `png` images on an IPython notebook, and upda...
Open CV 3.0.0 video not processing windows winpython 2.7.9 Question: I wrote the following code to open a video file and the file is in the same directory as the script, moreover the code to write a video feed from the camera to the file is not working! import numpy as np import cv2 cap = cv2.Vid...
cannot import my util module Question: I'm using `sklearn.externals.joblib` to persist a classifier model to the disk which in reality uses `pickle` module at lower level. I create a custom `CountVectorizer` class named `StemmedCountVectorizer` and saved it in `util.py`, then used it in the script for persisting the m...
Python not sending HTTP POST request to correct URL Question: I was lately making this ask.fm "spam" bot (no ask.fm doesn't have neither an IP limit nor a captcha to stop bots). So anyway, I made sure the url was correct, but every time I send the POST request to ask.fm/usernamehere it sends the request to ask.fm, I'm ...
How can I add a comment to a YAML file in Python Question: I am writing a YAML file using <https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ruamel.yaml> The code is like this: import ruamel.yaml from ruamel.yaml.comments import CommentedSeq d = {} for m in ['B1', 'B2', 'B3']: d2 = {} for f ...
Python: ipaddress AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute Question: Following the advice given [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30994223/regex-for-range-of- ipv4-addresses), I'm using the check the `ipaddress` module to perform checks of type: In [25]: IPv4Address(u'100.64.1.1') in IPv4Net...
EVE REST- Issue with AuthToken in python Eve framework error 401 Question: I am currently working on python-eve library to create a restful API but I'm experiencing some issues when I follow this tutorial to implement a "Token Authentication" I get error 401 saying "please provide proper credential". Here is my user s...
Passing OSGi bundles for Jython Interpreter on-the-fly Question: we would like to integrate the Jython interpreter into our Eclipse RCP based solution and we need to access the OSGi bundles (e.g. everything from `Activator.getContext().getBundles()` ) from there. How could I pass these bundles to a Jython `PythonInter...
How to reference a html template from a different directory in python flask Question: @app.route('/view', methods=['GET', 'POST']) def view_notifications(): posts = get_notifications() return render_template("frontend/src/view_notifications.html", posts=posts) So in my `project/backen...
Is there method like python popitem for associative arrays in dlang? Question: I want to get any key/value pair from associative array and remove it. In python it's: key, value = assoc.popitem() In D I do: auto key = assoc.byKey.front; auto value = assoc[key]; assoc.remove(ke...
getting time zone offset in seconds in Python Question: I need to discover the timezone offset in seconds from UTC. Here's what I am trying now: timeZoneSecondsOffset = calendar.timegm(time.gmtime()) - calendar.timegm(time.localtime()) This works - kind of. It gives a value that is off by one hour....
Angularjs won't work with my google app engine configuration Question: I include google's angularjs scripts but they don't seem to work with the app. If I open the html webpage directly with an internet browser it works fine. The page is just a simple test with ng-model to see what you are typing and it doesn't print {...
matplotlib RuntimeError in cron job before actual import Question: I have a module I'm writing that uses matplotlib. However, I need it to work with a display(e.g. command-line execution), or when theres no display ( SGE/qsub cluster job, or a cron job). I found this answer ( [Automatic detection of display availabili...
How to shadow git's built-in commands? Question: I'd like to have the following script run when "git status" is ran with no parameters: #!/usr/bin/env python import subprocess o = subprocess.check_output("git -c color.status=always status", shell=True) started = False done = Fal...
Python Agglomerative Clustering Question: I am new on clustering ( using sklearn in Python). I am trying to import Agglomerative Clustering using: from sklearn.cluster import AgglomerativeClustering but I get the following error: from sklearn.cluster import AgglomerativeClustering ...
PYTHON - Zip each file in directory independently Question: I've been looking through and have tried a few different codes without results. What I'm trying to do is zip each file in a subdirectory/folder independently. Ex: > FileName.prj > > FileName.dwg > > FileName.mp3 Each as it's own .zip Thanks! Answer: Try ...
Unwanted random iterator in For-Loop Question: I tried to create a function for generating a set number (numbersToChoose) of values between two other values (startFrom and stopAt) but for some reason the iterator (?) in the second for-loop (line 7), in this case a seems to be randomly generated even though I don't see ...
Python writing to a new file each new loop Question: I'm trying to use a while loop to write to a series of new files. Each iteration of the loop should write to a new file, and close it before the next loop begins. I'm using Python 2.7, and I'd like to resolve this without having to install any additional libraries if...
Python Tkinter Radiobutton narrowing user input Question: I'm new to programming, python, and Tkinter and I wanted a nice solution (maybe using state=DISABLED?) to limit the user's options based on the buttons they select. My present code: from Tkinter import * master = Tk() def ok(): ...
Python - Grab Random Names Question: Alright, so I have a question. I am working on creating a script that grabs a random name from a list of provided names, and generates them in a list of 5. I know that you can use the command items = ['names','go','here'] rand_item = items[random.randrange(le...
Python os.walk topdown true with regular expression Question: I am confused as to why the following ONLY works with `topdown=False` and returns nothing when set to `True` ? The reason I want to use `topdown=True` is because it is taking a very long time to traverse through the directories. I believe that going topdown...
find urls in string in Python duplicate Question: Can someone help. As an example the following text output there more than pne hyper link. I’m looking for the first output: **JournalEntries.dox?method=view &number=JE-00000725** Here are my output source and i look for these ones **https://www.zuora.com/...
ImportError: No module named kivy Question: I am new to Ubuntu and Python. Basically I installed kivy just as the website told me to do.First I built the repo $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kivy-team/kivy Then I do the apt sudo apt-get install python3-kivy Ok now I fir...
Send Mail with python using gmail smtp Question: I am using following code import smtplib import mimetypes from email.mime.multipart import MIMEMultipart from email import encoders from email.message import Message from email.mime.audio import MIMEAudio from email.mime.base import...
Disable global variable lookup in Python Question: In short, the question: **Is there a way to prevent Python from looking up variables outside the current scope?** Details: Python looks for variable definitions in outer scopes if they are not defined in the current scope. Thus, code like this is liable to break when...
Should yield be used in list comprehension in Scrapy Question: I'm writing a spider. And in that spider I need to yield requests, with different params. It is something like, for i in xrange(0, len(products), k): some_ids = ','.join([a_product['id'] for a_product in products[i: i + k]]) f...
Load R data frame into Python and convert to Pandas data frame Question: I am trying to run the following code in an R data frame using Python. from fuzzywuzzy import fuzz from fuzzywuzzy import process import os import pandas as pd import timeit from rpy2.robjects import r from r...
Python decrypt signatures with only a public key Question: A company wants to send me a **digital signature** i.e this [method](https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Digital_signature). I only have the **public key**. This signature is used to authenticate who it came from **AND** contains details of the user, which I need. ...
xpath matching wrong node Question: The xpath `//*[h1]` shows different results when tried on python and Firebug. My code: import requests from lxml import html url = "http://machinelearningmastery.com/naive-bayes-classifier-scratch-python/" resp = requests.get(url) page = html.fro...
Fitting two non-linear models to data Question: Following the example is given in [`lmfit`](http://cars9.uchicago.edu/software/python/lmfit/parameters.html), I am trying to set up an example which is similar to my problem. My problem originally is that in my data I can fit two or three models, while my model is highly ...
"pip freeze" gives different modules from "help('modules')" Question: I tried multiple solutions from [this answer](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/739993/how-can-i-get-a-list-of- locally-installed-python-modules) and they seemed to give be different results. I am using `virtualenv` and I was wondering if it has so...
How to adjust scaled scikit-learn Logicistic Regression coeffs to score a non-scaled dataset? Question: I am currently using Scikit-Learn's LogisticRegression to build a model. I have used from sklearn import preprocessing scaler=preprocessing.StandardScaler().fit(build) build_scaled = scaler.tra...
Kivy and android sharedpreferences Question: I am looking for a method to store settings persistently on android device, from Kivy framework. I found Kivy documentation, overall informative, vague in this particular area. It mentions three methods (_sorry, dont have enough reputation to provide clicable links, relativ...
Capture Webcam image using CV2 and Pyglet in Python Question: I'm using CV2 (OpenCV) for Python, and the Pyglet Python libraries to create a small application which will display live video from a webcam and have some text or static images overlayed. I've already made an application with CV2 that just displays the webca...
How do get summation of return values in different time python Question: from vaderSentiment.vaderSentiment import sentiment as vaderSentiment count=0; f1 = open('testData.txt')#input file sentence= f1.readline() while sentence: count += 1 print (sente...
python not properly reading in text file Question: I'm trying to read in a text file that looks something like this: Date, StartTime, EndTime 6/8/14, 1832, 1903 6/8/14, 1912, 1918 6/9/14, 1703, 1708 6/9/14, 1713, 1750 and this is what I have: g = open('Observed_closu...
Statsmodels mosaic plot ValueError: cannot convert float NaN to integer Question: I have a simple pandas DataFrame, for which I would like to create a mosaic plot. Here is my code: import pandas as pd from statsmodels.graphics.mosaicplot import mosaic mydata = pd.DataFrame({'id2': {64: 'Ang...
Python Flask Export and Download CSV Error Question: I am using Python Flask, and I need to export session data to a CSV file and then prompt to download it My code is from StringIO import StringIO import csv import web @app.route('/exportcsv') def export_csv(): data = ...
Flask-Login:Where user_loader callback should be defined? Question: I am new to python coding but straightaway started experimenting with flask. I am having trouble with flask-login extension Here I am making a simple application which is a blog. This blog is going to be used by one person only. I cannot understand wh...
Run python script from django Question: I added some python file in my django project but that python file did not execute. How can i run that python scrip in django. Answer: OK it seems you want to run a script outside of the HTTP request/response cycle, I'd recommend you make a Django admin command, because a scrip...
Assigning names to large objects appears to increase memory usage considerably Question: Usually, when I need to invoke a complicated formula, I break it down into two or more lines to make the code more comprehensible. However, when profiling some code that calculates [RMSE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root-mean- sq...
Python Requests POST error: __init__() takes 2 arguments (1 given) Question: So I have a Flask application which uses the Flask-Restless and Flask- SQLAlchemy modules to create an API. My GET requests are working fine, but POST requests are not. From models.py: from application import db class ...
Errno 32: Broken pipe Question: Below is the code for which I am getting Broken Pipe error. I am not getting this error for small data sets. This arises only when the data set is large. I am not able to handle it through exceptions also. ## reading the data from CSV file import csv csv_file='Two_...
Python Add Key to Dict conditionally Question: I'm trying to generate a dict from a list of headers that "associates" columns of data to the same experiment. For example, I want to turn: headers = ["A_1","A_2","A_3","B_1","B_2","B_3"] into cols = { 1 : {'A' : 0, 'B' : 3}, 2: {'A' : 1...
Hit "enter" automatically every n seconds in python Question: I am calling an external program one a loop using a python script and in general everything works well. However, occasionally the program gets stuck performing a certain process. If I hit 'enter' then the program continues to run as desired. Would it be pos...
Value difference comparison within a list in python Question: I have a nested list that contains different variables in it. I am trying to check the difference value between two consecutive items, where if a condition match, group these items together. i.e. Item 1 happened on 1-6-2012 1 pm Item 2 ha...
Identifying Arithmetic progressions in a list of numbers Question: M arithmetic progressions each having N terms (with the terms differing by d1,d2,...dm) are passed as input with the terms shuffled. The program must print the terms in M arithmetic progressions in sequential order with the smallest starting term first....
Give sudo access to celery workers Question: I have a python program that needs to executed like this; $ sudo python my_awesome_program.py Now I want to run thousands of instances of this program using celery, of course with different parameters. The Problem is that while celery tries to execute my...
Pandas str.extract: AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'str' Question: I'm trying to repurpose this function from using `split` to using `str.extract` (regex) instead. def bull_lev(x): spl = x.rsplit(None, 2)[-2].strip("Xx") if spl.str.isdigit(): return "+" + spl + ...
subtract two columns of different Dataframe with python Question: I have two DataFrames, df1: Lat1 Lon1 tp1 0 34.475000 349.835000 1 1 34.476920 349.862065 0.5 2 34.478833 349.889131 0 3 34.480739 349.916199 3 4 34.482639 349.943268 0 5 ...
how to run a C code with argc argv from python? Question: I need to run my c code from python, usually as adviced [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4376397/executing-a-c-script-in- python) I do this and works perfectly: from subprocess import call call(["./code", "args", "to", "code"]) ...
Correct python code to insert NULL value into MySQL Question: I'm attempting to insert some variables into a MySQL database using python. Sometimes the variables will be strings and sometimes they will be None. A hugely simplified version of what I am attempting is below: import MySQLdb as mdb f = "...
Is it a Python bug that the main thread of a process created in a daemon thread is a daemon itself? Question: When I call `os.fork()` inside a daemon thread, the main thread in the child process has the `daemon` property set to `True`. This is very confusing, since the program keeps running while the only thread is a d...
Python matplotlib animation of a constantly updated data feed Question: I'm trying to make a satellite visualization tool using an animation in matplotlib. I want to plot a 5-image animation and then constantly update this animation every time a new image appears. I could animate the last 5 images like this: ...
Python 3.4 login on aspx Question: I'm trying to login to an aspx page then get the contents of another page as a logged in user. import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup URL="https://example.com/Login.aspx" durl="https://example.com/Daily.aspx" user_agent = 'Mozilla/5.0 (W...
enumerate column headers in CSV that belong to the same tag (key) in python Question: I am using the following sets of generators to parse XML in to CSV: import xml.etree.cElementTree as ElementTree from xml.etree.ElementTree import XMLParser import csv def flatten_list(aList, prefix=''...
Averaging a list in Python, "Type Error: Cannot perform reduce with flexible type" Question: The code below is supposed to do as follows: 1. Fill an empty list with a specific column of numbers from a csv file. 2. The average of the list values is then calculated and the resulting value is plotted. Problems: I...
if __name__ == '__main__' not working ipython Question: I'm having trouble getting the `if __name == '__main__'` trick to work in an IPython, Spyder environment. I've tried every approach given in this thread: [if __name__ == '__main__' in IPython](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22923002/if-name-main-in-ipython) H...