Is it possible to use Selenium to 'Print -> Save as Pdf / Save to Drive' with Chrome?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9wy765/is_it_possible_to_use_selenium_to_print_save_as/
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Is it possible to use Selenium to 'Print -> Save as Pdf... • r/Python
I'm trying to find a way to automate the process of doing this 'Print -> Save' action in Google Chrome. I've never used Selenium or anything like...
How to publish a jupyter notebook for others on the internet to see?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9wyg4k/how_to_publish_a_jupyter_notebook_for_others_on/
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r/Python - How to publish a jupyter notebook for others on the internet to see?
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Python after Guido BDFL, the future of the governance of python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9wyky8/python_after_guido_bdfl_the_future_of_the/
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r/Python - Python after Guido BDFL, the future of the governance of python
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Read and reverse data chunk by chunk from a csv file and copy to a new csv file: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53039941/read-and-reverse-data-chunk-by-chunk-from-a-csv-file-and-copy-to-a-new-csv-file
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Read and reverse data chunk by chunk from a csv file and copy to a new csv file
Assume I'm dealing with a very large csv file. So, I can only read the data chunk by chunk into the memory. The expected flow of events should be as follows:
1) Read chunk (eg: 10 rows) of data ...
1) Read chunk (eg: 10 rows) of data ...
Emulating serial protocols (binary protocol / statemachine for comm/behavior) for hardware emulation in Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9wyxbl/emulating_serial_protocols_binary_protocol/
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r/Python - Emulating serial protocols (binary protocol / statemachine for comm/behavior) for hardware emulation in Python
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Is it possible to build a "wildcard" web crawler/scraper in Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9wzsvr/is_it_possible_to_build_a_wildcard_web/
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r/Python - Is it possible to build a "wildcard" web crawler/scraper in Python?
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Why opening and iterating over file handle over twice as fast in Python 2 vs Python 3?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52545269/why-opening-and-iterating-over-file-handle-over-twice-as-fast-in-python-2-vs-pyt
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Why opening and iterating over file handle over twice as fast in Python 2 vs Python 3?
I can't work out why it's so much faster to parse this file in Python 2.7 than in Python 3.6. I've found this pattern both on macOS and Arch-Linux independently. Can others replicate it? Any explan...
Code to create random number with X number of primes: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9x1b6l/code_to_create_random_number_with_x_number_of/
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r/Python - Code to create random number with X number of primes
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Need to migrate code from Python2 to Python3. How can I view recommended changes?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9x1luz/need_to_migrate_code_from_python2_to_python3_how/
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r/Python - Need to migrate code from Python2 to Python3. How can I view recommended changes?
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I created a python module for command line checkboxes, better yes/no or number input.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9x1smv/i_created_a_python_module_for_command_line/
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r/Python - I created a python module for command line checkboxes, better yes/no or number input.
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What is quicker parsing HTML with Lxml or parsing with Regex: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9x1h0i/what_is_quicker_parsing_html_with_lxml_or_parsing/
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r/Python - What is quicker parsing HTML with Lxml or parsing with Regex
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