linuxgal (@linuxgal@techhub.social)
Print the longest and shortest lines in a text file with #Python #12
#!/usr/bin/python3
with open("kjv.txt") as file:
print("Shortest verse: ",min(file,key=len))
with open("kjv.txt") as file:
print("Longest verse: ",max(file,key=len))
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stevensanderson (@stevensanderson@mstdn.social)
Here are some links to different resources, the lists continue to grow.
#LLM https://app.dotadda.io/teams/5161c3d6-3ebb-4300-ba7c-f42c23ff42fc/dots
#RStats https://app.dotadda.io/teams/bad2fd50-1971-4103-903a-4c6406e3f445/dots
#Python https://app.dotadda.io/teams/ab732481-52f3-4388-896c-23d34e828b35/dots
I use DoTadda Dots https://www.dotadda.io
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fencepost (@fencepost@infosec.exchange)
Huh. #til that a) TI makes a calculator that runs #Python code, b) #CircuitPython is a thing - and it's from adafruit, though that's in part their packaging of MicroPython, c) my wondering which version it's based on is probably completely silly (or stupid) seeing as how Python 3 has been around longer than any kids likely to be using Python on "approved for school" devices like calculators (or at least longer than they've been using calculators)
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rzeta0 (@rzeta0@mathstodon.xyz)
Although I've used python's matplotlib for years, it has always been a case of hacking together code snippets from the web.
Why? Because I don't think there is a unified, coherent, consistent design philosophy. If there is, I have never found it in all these years.
I keep reading that the Grammar of Graphics is the solution - an actually designed framework which has been implemented first and foremost in R, but python implementations exist too.
What do people think?
I'd welcome your thoughts before I invest time in learning some grammar of graphics and maybe trying a library like plotnine.
Are my expectations of Grammar of Graphics too high?
cc @nrennie
#python #R #ggplot2 #grammarofgraphics #visualisation #dataviz
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linuxgal (@linuxgal@techhub.social)
Random band name generator with #Python #11
#!/usr/bin/python3
import random
with open("band.txt") as f:
words = [w.strip() for w in f if w.strip()]
def make_band_name():
n = random.choice([2, 3])
return " ".join(random.sample(words, n))
for _ in range(10):
print(make_band_name())
Surf Spooky Baby
Contaminated Digestion Tango
Free Pistols
Arthur We're Beat
Carnage Bull Mogen
Throwing Breast
Cool Balls
Vomit Liberty Beer
Charlie Death
Cheesecake Style
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qiita (@qiita@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)
Azure AI Document Intelligenceの前処理：Word/Excelのルビ（ふりがな）を除去する
https://qiita.com/abachan/items/27e870fbb2675050ae97?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #Python #Windows #Azure #ライブラリ #DocumentIntelligence
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pythonbrasil (@pythonbrasil@pynews.com.br)
As inscrições para os tutoriais da Python Brasil 2025 abrem dia 22 de setembro, às 8h da manhã 🐍 🔥 E serão realizadas pelo Eventbrite (mesmo link dos ingressos de palestras)
Tutoriais são atividades gratuitas, e você pode se inscrever em mais de um tutorial (desde que os horários não sejam conflitantes).
Confira a programação 📅 e planeje com calma em quais dessas atividades incríveis você quer participar ♥️
https://talks.python.org.br/pythonbrasil-2025/schedule/
#python #pythonbrasil #bolhadev
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rye (@rye@ioc.exchange)
Let's see if we can get a local python group going.
More to follow.
#python
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habr (@habr@zhub.link)
Что такое эмбеддинги и как с ними работать. Вводная для начинающих
В этой статье будет рассказано об эмббедингах и методах работы с ними. Расскажу немного математики и приведу много примеров на Python. 🔥 Начинаем? 🔥
https://habr.com/ru/articles/947216/
#nlp #python #embeddings #что_такое_эмбеддинги
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r (@r@bsky.brid.gy)
The package for computing periods of algebraic varieties, relying on Picard-Lefschetz theory, by E. Pichon-Pharabod now runs in #Python using the modularized distributions of the #SageMath library provided by the passagemath project.
github.com/ericpipha/le...
GitHub - ericpipha/lefschetz-f...
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linuxgal (@linuxgal@techhub.social)
Calculate Easter for 1900-2368 with #Python #86
#!/usr/bin/python3
import sys
y=int(sys.argv[1]);c=y//100;n=y-19*(y//19);k=(c-17)//25
i=c-c//4-(c-k)//3+19*n+15;i-=30*(i//30)
i-=(i//28)*(1-(i//28))*(29//(i+1))*((21-n)//11)
j=y+y//4+i+2-c+c//4;j-=7*(j//7)
l=i-j;m=3+(l+40)//44;d=l+28-31*(m//4)
print(f"{m}/{d}/{y}")
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veronica (@veronica@mastodon.online)
When I write tests for code, I often include references to TV or books or other such things.
If I need a text string, I rarely do "Hello World". I used to do "Hello Kitty" but these days I usually use "Hi Bob" (from For All Mankind). I even added a test API header "X-Hi: Bob" the other day. 😁
For errors I often go with "Out of cheese error" or "Divide by cucumber error" from Discworld.
#Code #Python #Pytest #SciFi #Discworld
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