Join contours broken by items in image foreground to form known shapes: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70asur/join_contours_broken_by_items_in_image_foreground/
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Join contours broken by items in image foreground to... • r/Python
I'm trying to detect a circular edge in an image to attempt to calculate its diameter based on a known reference. The issue is, there are other...
Adding a "better" switch statement to Python (by abusing metaclasses): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70ax60/adding_a_better_switch_statement_to_python_by/
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I need some guidance on how to return 500 items using wiki api: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70bf7p/i_need_some_guidance_on_how_to_return_500_items/
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I need some guidance on how to return 500 items using... • r/Python
So I am tasked with writing a program for one of my classes and it retrieving an XML on a specific topic of our choice then parsing the info,...
Installing micropython or circuitpython on your ESP8266 and ESP32: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70by3l/installing_micropython_or_circuitpython_on_your/
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Can I use python for Artificial Intelligence?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70c4y3/can_i_use_python_for_artificial_intelligence/
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Can I use python for Artificial Intelligence? • r/Python
Im industrial engineering student and this year I ll do a finishing project. My aim is to do a program that automates production planning and...
(X-post from r/datascience) SQLCell, A SQL magic command for Jupyter Notebooks with a UI component.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70cd4z/xpost_from_rdatascience_sqlcell_a_sql_magic/
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(X-post from r/datascience) SQLCell, A SQL magic... • r/Python
This is a project I started last year and presented at JupyterCon recently. It allows you to run raw, parameterized, multi-threaded SQL queries...
sanic or aiohttp what you prefer?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70ci2n/sanic_or_aiohttp_what_you_prefer/
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sanic or aiohttp what you prefer? • r/Python
I am searching a option to develop a async API to integrate with mongodb, what is a better option ? sanic, aiohttp ... or tornado? why?
A gallery of Jupyter notebooks with examples of (almost) all parameters for different plots in Seaborn .: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70dsg8/a_gallery_of_jupyter_notebooks_with_examples_of/
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A gallery of Jupyter notebooks with examples of... • r/Python
I'm in the process of building a [gallery of data visualizations](http://alanpryorjr.com/gallery/) using different Python libraries where each...
Is it bad practice to use triple-quotes to comment block of codes?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70dzxx/is_it_bad_practice_to_use_triplequotes_to_comment/
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Is it bad practice to use triple-quotes to comment... • r/Python
Essentially, when commenting extensively, I feel like using triple-quotes is more readable. But from what I understand, this is actually a string...
PyCharm -- real-time formatting and something to skip outside the apostrophes/parentheses?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70espt/pycharm_realtime_formatting_and_something_to_skip/
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PyCharm -- real-time formatting and something to skip... • r/Python
Hi, I'm a beginner python learner and I got pycharm pro just to start getting used to a full featured IDE. I have two quick quality of life...
Best way to self teach python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70eufd/best_way_to_self_teach_python/
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Best way to self teach python • r/Python
I'm currently in college and doing an internship and I need to learn python to help build an app or tool for networking with python which will be...
How familiar do you have to be with standard libraries before interviews?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/70f5gx/how_familiar_do_you_have_to_be_with_standard/
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How familiar do you have to be with standard libraries... • r/Python
Are interviews usually problem heavy and require just general knowledge of the language (syntax,operators,functions,classes,generators etc.), or...