In the below module, I want to reset all the content of the memory to 0. I write values to the RAM and then in the middle of my code, now I need to reset all the values of the RAM to zero. How can I do that without writing zero to each element of… Read More Reset all the ram content in one clock
I’m trying to reformat a datetime pattern on csv’s files: Original date format: DAY/MONTH/YEAR Expected Result: YEAR/MONTH/DAY rows = df[‘clock_now’] is: 22/05/2022 12:16 22/05/2022 12:20 22/05/2022 12:21 22/05/2022 12:44 22/05/2022 12:47 22/05/2022 12:47 22/05/2022 12:51 Here is my complete code: import pandas as pd import datetime filials= [ ‘base.csv’, ‘max.csv’ ] for filial in filials:… Read More datetime reading a different format from the real value
The red and blue sides would each have their tiles replaced by an image (not one image overlapping them all, but one image pasted onto each tile). I’m not really sure how to go about it, and any help would be appreciated! import pygame TILESIZE = 22 margin = 1 BOARD_POS = (10, 10) def… Read More placing images on a pygame grid
I want to replace the kth element of the kth element of the list. E.g., [[0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0]] to [[1, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 1]] BUT python does not seem to want to do that and instead is replacing each value for each element. I run… Read More Python replacing all list elements instead of the indexed list element in for loop
I’m trying to use Picker on .contextMenu of navigationBarItems. However, the behavior is not as I would expect and I can’t tell if this is Apple bug or if I’m doing something wrong (XCode 13.4). After the user selects an item from the dropdown, the variable value do change but reopening the context menu, the… Read More SwiftUI: Problem with Picker inside ContextMenu of NavigationBarItem
So I have a struct called timer which determines how much time did a block of code take to execute and complete and I’m going to run few benchmarks on my sorting algorithm and take the average value of time it took for each sorting algorithm. struct Example{ std::chrono::time_point<std::chrono::steady_clock> start, end; Example() { start =… Read More How to return a variable from a destructor
I have a small function as follows: # Given the numerical value of a minute hand of a clock, return the number of degrees assuming a circular clock. # Raise a ValueError for values less than zero or greater than 59. def exercise_20(n): try: if n < 0 or n > 59: raise ValueError("Number supplied… Read More Return of None not expected
My code here: coroutine.wrap(function() local x = os.clock() + 3 repeat until os.clock() >= x print("Hi") end)() print("Bye") Usually, the expected output should be "Bye" and then wait 3 seconds to print "Hi". However, the coroutine yielded first and printed Hi before Bye. Did I do something wrong in my code? I am new to… Read More (LUA) Why is this coroutine wrap doesn't seem to work?
I am trying to create a function that draws a random triangle on the screen. I need to make sure that the triangle is at least somewhat on the screen (although it doesn’t have to be fully on the screen). First I choose a random point with the range of the random numbers being the… Read More The draw polygon function in pygame doesn't draw the correct amount of vertices
I wanted to format the clock without the use of extensions… >Solution : BLUF: This is a permanent and clean way to alter formatting of the Gnome top bar clock to your liking without the use of extensions. My goal was to simply do this without any extension so the custom time format would be… Read More How can I custom format the top bar clock in Ubuntu 20.04 without extensions?