What is the best up to date python 3 beginner tutorial?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bismd/what_is_the_best_up_to_date_python_3_beginner/
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What is the best up to date python 3 beginner tutorial? • r/Python
The best I've found was "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" but this book is outdated and there is no updated version of it. Is "Learn python...
How would I go about implementing auto-send emails in this script?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bjb2y/how_would_i_go_about_implementing_autosend_emails/
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How would I go about implementing auto-send emails in... • r/Python
csvfile = open('FileName.csv', 'rU') csv_reader = csv.DictReader(csvfile) for row in csv_reader: print "{Heading} {Subj}...
What are the most repetitive pieces of code that you keep having to write?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bjgkt/what_are_the_most_repetitive_pieces_of_code_that/
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What are the most repetitive pieces of code that you... • r/Python
Just wondering, as I often find myself writing similar code throughout my projects
Why are dict lookups always better than list lookups?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43690191/why-are-dict-lookups-always-better-than-list-lookups
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Why are dict lookups always better than list lookups?
I was using a dictionary as a lookup table but I started to wonder if a list would be better for my application -- the amount of entries in my lookup table wasn't that big. I know lists use C arrays
Gooey: good auto-ui for cli py scripts that require arguments.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bjur3/gooey_good_autoui_for_cli_py_scripts_that_require/
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Gooey: good auto-ui for cli py scripts that require... • r/Python
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My first game Rocket Boots on the google play store: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bjpqw/my_first_game_rocket_boots_on_the_google_play/
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My first game Rocket Boots on the google play store • r/Python
Rocket Boots is a simple flappy bird type game but I plan on adding some more content very soon. Finally just got it uploaded to the google play...
Whitenoise Django Cloudfoundry - http 500 when compression is enabled: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43925976/whitenoise-django-cloudfoundry-http-500-when-compression-is-enabled
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Whitenoise + Django + Cloudfoundry - http 500 when compression is enabled
I've successfully deployed Django with Whitenoise on Cloudfoundry except for the compression. If I set on my settings.py to enable compression:
STATICFILES_STORAGE = 'whitenoise.storage.
STATICFILES_STORAGE = 'whitenoise.storage.
Looking for help with IP addresses.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bk1d4/looking_for_help_with_ip_addresses/
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Looking for help with IP addresses. • r/Python
Hi, TLDR: Is it possible (in a simple way) to spoof a specific IP address? I'm making an Alexa skill using Python that pulls laundry information...
IMAP in python: Dowmloading attachments from a known address: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bkoad/imap_in_python_dowmloading_attachments_from_a/
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IMAP in python: Dowmloading attachments from a known... • r/Python
Hi there r/python I posted this on stackoverflow but it didn't get any responses so hopefully someone here may be able to help. I have a basic...
Why does this only return BYTES???: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bm6e3/why_does_this_only_return_bytes/
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Why does this only return BYTES??? • r/Python
from lxml.html import parse dom = parse('http://www.google.com/').getroot() links = dom.cssselect('a') print(links) How would I print...
For some positional arguments in python, can python treat them as optional arguments?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bm6f1/for_some_positional_arguments_in_python_can/
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For some positional arguments in python, can python... • r/Python
Working on python arguments command line, I have some commands to parse, like file1 union file2, which gives the union of two files, and size...
How to use feedparpser to gain all RSS contents?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bn2m0/how_to_use_feedparpser_to_gain_all_rss_contents/
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How to use feedparpser to gain all RSS contents? • r/Python
When using feedparpser object as below, it only contains 25 items, how can i have all contents? d=...
Some simple questions regarding threading and variables: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6bne4w/some_simple_questions_regarding_threading_and/
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Some simple questions regarding threading and variables • r/Python
I am a novice in Python with only 1 month of experience behind me. Recently I wrote a piece of code that *basically* starts a daemon thread every...