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@@gustavojuantorena thanks for the feedback

They added async later and it works differently. Some packages have been updated to use it but it is not guaranteed. The requests object is not asynchronous so only good for small number of requests. You will have to switch to asynchronous methods if you are pulling a large number of pages.

@@ModernPython ok man thanks.

@@amansagar4948 thanks for the feedback

@@ModernPython I think js is the best for I/O. I’ve explored golang as well, it makes the requests concurrently but then we need a mutex and so many things. Not really worth it. Js is just the best for i/o, and with tools like bun, we’ve got good runtimes speed.

It is a named parameter of choices. Why k? I have no idea. You pass in a list, and if you want to specify the number of times it pulls items from the list you specify by setting k to a specific number. So you create the list ch that has all the characters you want to pick from. Hope that helps.

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Python enums: because who doesn't love giving names to numbers? 😂🐍

Thank you so much for the encouragement.

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Can you post the code snippet, would be happy to take a look.

@@ModernPython ok, %YAML 1.2 ---- !include ./config/routes.yaml

You could use readlines and look for the word in each line. Returning if you find it. for line in s.readlines(): if word in line: return line_str.strip()

You are right. The A just allows an alpha channel, so depends if you need that feature or not.

You can use this to generate the string/number to be guessed by using digits or ascii letters. Then you would need a loop with user input to try and match against.

@@ModernPython Thank you for replying and for replying so quickly! I was able to construct one for a letter guessing game and one for a number guessing game but not one that guesses a random letter or number.

I would add some print statements to see if it is reaching the method. You should see them in the terminal.

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Are you running as a command line versus inside the Python shell

Here are common causes of the "could not open requirements file" error when using pip install -r requirements.txt: 1. Incorrect File Path: Double-check the path: Ensure you're in the correct directory where the file is located. Use cd to navigate if needed. Specify the full path: If you're not in the same directory, provide the full path to the file: pip install -r /path/to/requirements.txt. Check for typos: Ensure there are no typos in the filename or path. 2. File Not Found: Verify existence: Confirm that the requirements.txt file actually exists in the specified location. Check case sensitivity: Remember that file paths are case-sensitive on some systems. 3. Insufficient Permissions: Check permissions: Make sure you have read permissions for the file. Use ls -l on Unix-like systems to view permissions. Run as administrator (Windows): If necessary, use sudo on Unix-like systems or run the command prompt as administrator on Windows. 4. Incorrect File Format: Validate format: Ensure the file contains one package name per line, without extra characters or formatting. Remove comments: Comments starting with # should be removed or placed on separate lines. Check encoding: If the file was created on a different system, verify that the encoding is compatible (e.g., UTF-8).

The syntax is df.to_csv('new_filename.csv')

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The error "ERROR: Ignored the following versions that require a different python version" occurs when you're trying to install a package using pip, but there are specific versions of the package that are incompatible with your current Python version. This means that pip is skipping those incompatible versions and only installing the ones that are compatible with your Python version. To resolve this issue, you have a few options: Downgrade the package: If you need to use a specific version of the package that is incompatible with your Python version, you may need to downgrade your Python version. This can be done using a virtual environment or by uninstalling and reinstalling Python. Upgrade the package: If possible, try upgrading the package to a version that is compatible with your Python version. You can check the package's documentation or release notes to see if there are newer versions available. Use a different package: If there is no compatible version of the package available, or if you don't want to downgrade or upgrade your Python version, you may need to find a different package that can serve the same purpose.

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2 possibilities. You are not in the directory with the requirements.txt file when running the pip command or you don't have permissions to access it.

How to give permission to access it.

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You would be reading bytes from another part of the system without knowing what they are, and need to decode them to strings - maybe to show to users or store in a database.

Just input it as an integer 6, 7, 8. If the column is an integer column it should handle it correctly.

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​@@ModernPythonmy teacher still uses append function Which is in an old version of python 😅

It is hard to keep up as new versions roll out!!!@@Sachin_bobin

Every once in a while I have had to use this. Many times I’ve had it happen by mistake and loop over a string when I wasn’t wanting this behavior so it is important to understand the behavior.

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