Object Oriented Programming in Python: Encapsulation and Inheritance: https://medium.com/the-renaissance-developer/python-101-object-oriented-programming-part-2-8e0db3ddd531
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Python 101: Object Oriented Programming part 2
Part IV: Encapsulation, Inheritance
Python inherit magic methods based off __init__ value: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46367953/python-inherit-magic-methods-based-off-init-value
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Python inherit magic methods based off __init__ value
Let's imagine I have a single class X. The purpose of X is to wrap a list or dict and provide event-listening capabilities. All works well.
class X(object):
def __init__(self, obj)
sel...
class X(object):
def __init__(self, obj)
sel...
Adding pattern matching to Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/725xam/adding_pattern_matching_to_python/
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Adding pattern matching to Python • r/Python
The Switch statement deserved a few PEPs 10 years ago, but was never introduced into Python. Pattern matching, however, is far more useful and...
Color tracker module for python (Computer Vision): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/725yft/color_tracker_module_for_python_computer_vision/
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Color tracker module for python (Computer Vision) • r/Python
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[Code Review] - Generic real-time billing class: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726dyw/code_review_generic_realtime_billing_class/
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[Code Review] - Generic real-time billing class
Got the original idea from cgrates which is in Go. The idea is to have a generic class that can be plugged into any of your application that need...
write a program that will take one matrix from one text file and another matrix from another text file and multiply them together.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726u5t/write_a_program_that_will_take_one_matrix_from/
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write a program that will take one matrix from one text... • r/Python
This is my 5th week of college, and I am taking an intro to computing class. This was the assignment, and I don't even know what a matrix is let...
In PyCharm, when I edit one .py file in one project, the other .py files in that project show the same thing.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726vte/in_pycharm_when_i_edit_one_py_file_in_one_project/
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In PyCharm, when I edit one .py file in one project,... • r/Python
For example, if in Project1, I have First.py and Second.py, and and I edit Second.py, First.py shows that same code as the edited Second.py
Jenkins testing with multiple containers: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726y3e/jenkins_testing_with_multiple_containers/
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Jenkins testing with multiple containers • r/Python
Typically we have an app that consitutes multiple Docker containers (service A, service B, Redis, Postgre, etc), how would you instanitate this...
python get proxy list | Free and Live Proxies Scraping: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/72703r/python_get_proxy_list_free_and_live_proxies/
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python get proxy list | Free and Live Proxies Scraping • r/Python
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Django 1.11: Dynamic Javascript to load Google Map markers: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46325340/django-1-11-dynamic-javascript-to-load-google-map-markers
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Django 1.11: Dynamic Javascript to load Google Map markers
I need to dynamically insert markers data (name, latitude, long) into javascript, maps.js.
In my maps.js, I currently have:
var locations = [
[ locationData('listings1.html','images/list...
In my maps.js, I currently have:
var locations = [
[ locationData('listings1.html','images/list...
Need help analyzing excel sheets: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/727vm2/need_help_analyzing_excel_sheets/
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Need help analyzing excel sheets • r/Python
I'd like some direction on how I can use python to improve some basic tasks at work. I am using excel but I am learning python and want to know...
Need some help for making a game!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7287m2/need_some_help_for_making_a_game/
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Need some help for making a game! • r/Python
Hey guys I'm relatively new to python. As my first project I've been wanting to make a 2d game similar to River City ransom but I don't really...
Need help with pyplot with negative polar values: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/728xg6/need_help_with_pyplot_with_negative_polar_values/
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Need help with pyplot with negative polar values • r/Python
Working on doing a plot for antenna gain, normalized sot the max is 0dB, and the the rest are negative. theta =...
How to set individual line widths in network-style Plotly figure (Python 3.6 | plot.ly)?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46374106/how-to-set-individual-line-widths-in-network-style-plotly-figure-python-3-6-p
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How to set individual line widths in network-style Plotly figure (Python 3.6 | plot.ly)?
I'm working on a plot.ly wrapper for my networkx plots adapted from https://plot.ly/python/network-graphs/. I can't figure out how to change the width for each connection based on the weights. The