I need to be able to print all instances of a name within the list of dictionaries. I can’t seem to be able to print them in the desired format. It also doesn’t work when it’s in lowercase and the name is in uppercase. def findContactsByName(name): return [element for element in contacts if element[‘name’] ==… Read More Searching for a specific value within a list of dictionaries

I tried write a code that the given numbers multiply by ten for each input, and then sum all of those values. If their summation is bigger than 100 it will stop. Furthermore I want to print the output as "Program ends because 10*3+10*1+10\*8 = 120, which is not less than 100" while the input… Read More printing output values together with some multiplication parameter

I would like to print the item of dictionary. how to do that? this is my code {‘naruto’: [900, 170], ‘onepiece’: [600, 60]} for key, value in stock_dict1.items(): for value in stock_dict1.values(): print(key, value[0], value[1]) when I print out, the result will be like this: how to do that? naruto 900 170 onepiece 600 60… Read More How to print out the dictionary with for loop? Python

Is it possible to print my outputs of a for loop in one line and ordered by index: For example: outputs:TAWSG, HUHWO, ETOHO, RHDAD, EOETI, IRCID, SIISE, NTDAA, OYE —-> THEREISNOAUTHORITYWHODECIDESWHATISAGOODIDEA >Solution : lst = [‘TAWSG’, ‘HUHWO’, ‘ETOHO’, ‘RHDAD’, ‘EOETI’, ‘IRCID’, ‘SIISE’, ‘NTDAA’, ‘OYE’] max_len = max([len(x) for x in lst ]) for i in… Read More How do I print my outputs of a for loop in one line ordered by index

I came across a project geared toward starters like myself – creating a CLI passwordcreator. I have with the help of a few guides completed the generator and added a few of my own features, however there is one feature I can’t seem to figure out how to implement; saving the output to a file.… Read More Saving the output of a list to a file

numberlist = [1, 4, 7, 5, 6, 2, 4] for i in numberlist: pos = numberlist.index(i) next = pos + 1 ordering = [i, numberlist[next]] print(ordering) This is the code I’m having problems with. When I run it, it’s supposed to print multiple lists containing 2 items: The value of i and the number right… Read More When I list the integers in a list, an extra one gets added at the end [Python]

I am building a website which accepts pdf from users and the options, like pages to print, copies, color or black&white and the shop from which they want to get it printed. The pdf will be stored in server and will be passed on to the shop to print. How do i get it printed… Read More Print PDFs automatically with python

sorry but I just started learning python not too long ago and I’m stuck in thisprogram code, I just can’t get it to work like it should. class Dog(): def __init__(self,name,breed,owner): self.name = name self.breed = breed self.owner = owner class Person(): def __init__(self,name): self.name = name mick = Person("Mick Jagger") dog = Dog("Stanley","French Bulldog",mick)… Read More Can't print an object from a class

I define debug_print(): def debug_print(info): print("[FOO] :",info) I expect I can call like normal print like this: name = ‘Ujang’ debug_print(name, ‘is winner!’); # I expect [FOO] : Ujang is winner! But it gave me error TypeError: debug_print() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given I tried redefine debug_print parameter with using pointer symbol… Read More Multiple args in custom print

I’m new to java, trying to use logger instead of System.out.print(); Making cows and bulls game and can’t figure out how to make logger printing each digit from new line and instead print it as one number. Example : logger.info(player + ", you lose. The number is : "); for (int i = 0; i… Read More Stop logger to print from new line