In python, is there a way of doing the following? for method in list_of_methods: class_instance.method(data) I would think this to be possible in python, since many things are 1st class objects. Edit: Using some comments below, I tried this: class Class_Test: def __init__(self): pass def method1(self, data): print(f"Method 1: {data}") def method2(self,data): print(f"Method 1: {data}")… Read More Python: Are instance methods first-class objects?

I want to count number of same letter at beginning between two words (letter by letter) until there’s one different and return who has the most same letter. This is my code : def same(word, liste): letter = 0 dico = dict() for i in liste: while word[letter] == i[letter]: letter += 1; dico[i] =… Read More Count number of letters until one letters has changed

i made 5 chances for the guesser to guess the random number. Everytime the guesser did wrong, i want to print "Nice try, guess again (try bigger), you get {x} chance left." the x is a countdown, so first wrong guess, will say, you get 4 chances left, then another wrong got 3 chances left… Read More Countdown the chances in loop for guessing game

This is an example of a correct pyramid. I have this exercise as homework but I cant figure it out. The code i’ve tried so far is this one and I can’t make it inverted: n = 5 for i in range(n, 0, -1): for j in range(n, i-1, -1): print(j, end=" ") print(" ")… Read More Python inverted number pyramid exercise

I am an online IT student and in my Python application development class we look at a coding example. Basically the code converts the characters of a string into their ordinal values: for ch in message: print(ord(ch), end=" ") My question is what the purpose of the end=" " part is as this is never… Read More What is the purpose of the end=" " argument to print?

I am learning Python and I would like to know how to "print", in a terminal, a table that is defined inside a class. This is the relevant code (and my attempt): import re import pandas as pd import sys, os import numpy as np import nltk import operator import math class Extractor(): def __init__(self,softskills,hardskills,jobdesc,cvdesc):… Read More How to "print", in the terminal, a table that is defined inside a class?

Just started to learn Python and got stuck immediately. I have to add together variables that are greater than 0. So e.g. if I had these variables: num1 = 5 num2 = 5 num3 = 0 num4 = -5 num5 = 5 I’d like to add together 1, 2 and 5 (total 15) and exclude… Read More How to determine which variables to add and which to not add together?

Is there something like hints in python’s shell? For example I type variable/class name then dot and press tab, and I have all possible attributes and methods. How can I turn this on if there is? >Solution : The python interpreter itself does not have hints. What you want is the iPython package, which has… Read More How to turn on shell hints in python?

I am trying to obtain a json file from this function, that is filled with items from the data variable. This variable data should then be dumped into the "hero_stats.json" file and I ought to open it for visualizing in the end. What is going wrong here? I can see all variables and names matching… Read More Cannot open a json file I am creating inside a function

I have two lists of equal length. One contains the names of the files I would like to create while the other is a 2-d list that has data I would like to copy into a text file with a name from the list. I want each element from the 2D list to have its… Read More Copy Each Line of a List into a Separate Text File