Hello, I wold like to know if there is a simple way to editing the values of an array from a scatter plot and save the changes in the memory. It's for my thesis. Sorry if my english is not so good. I'm from Argentina. Your videos are so helpful!
hello :) could you describe your problem a bit more exactly? are you trying to read the values from a scatter plot or do you want to manipulate them in some way and then plot them?
@@fexofenadinaGenerica yes, I know, I was only willing to know if they are context managers themselves, as I have used the open() function like that but not the socket.socket() one
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Wow...nice video. Thanks for this! Keep up the great work)
wow... understood clearly custom context manager.
very nice, thank you man.
Very nice tutorial
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Hello, I wold like to know if there is a simple way to editing the values of an array from a scatter plot and save the changes in the memory. It's for my thesis.
Sorry if my english is not so good. I'm from Argentina. Your videos are so helpful!
hello :) could you describe your problem a bit more exactly? are you trying to read the values from a scatter plot or do you want to manipulate them in some way and then plot them?
I have to say I prefer the context manager made with a class..though it has more code I also find it more readable and more...organizable?
Aren't the open() function and the socket.socket() function capable of being used as context managers by default?
Yes, but he is showing how you would do it with some other processes using those as examples
@@fexofenadinaGenerica yes, I know, I was only willing to know if they are context managers themselves, as I have used the open() function like that but not the socket.socket() one
The best!
Thx_.