I have a list of number of work hours of some employees in a month in the form of tuples and I would like to choose the employee of the month based on the highest number of work hours in the month. But what if we have some tuples with ties between them? How will… Read More Python: What am I doing wrong? (Ties in Python Functions)
I have following list of dictionaries: [{‘id’: ‘1’}, {‘name’: ‘test’}, {’email’: ‘test@gmail.com’}, {‘id’: ‘2’}, {‘name’: ‘supra’}, {’email’: ‘supra@gmail.com’}, {‘id’: ‘3’}, {‘name’: ‘gtr’}, {’email’: ‘gtr@gmail.com’}] What i want is the following: data_list = [{"id":"1", "name":"test", "email":"test@gmail.com"}, {"id":"2", "name":"supra", "email":"supra@gmail.com"}, …] What i have tried: v = [{k: v for d in data_list for k, v in… Read More Put each object with same name into single dictionary python
I have a list of tuples of different lenghts, where the tuples can be thought to encode teams of people, such as: data = [(‘Alice’,), (‘Bob’, ‘Betty’), (‘Charlie’, ‘Cindy’, ‘Cramer’)] From this, I would like to create a DataFrame with a column of team member names, and a column with the size of the team… Read More List of tuples to DataFrame w. column for elements, column for tuple length
I have this list lis = [(0, [75, 1, 30]), (1, [41, 49, 55]), (2, [28, 53, 45])] and I’m trying to group these values sequentially together in tuples. What would be a way to do this? Expected output is [(0,75), (75, 1), (1, 30), (1, 41), (41,49), (49,55), (2,28), (28, 53), (53, 45)] found… Read More how to iterate through a list of tuples with lists and group elements sequentially?
Example I might have: x = None y = x or 0 In a tuple, am I able to somehow unpack the tuple but give some default value if a falsy value is found? Example: values = (1, None) one or 0, two or 0 = values I know that my solution doesn’t work but… Read More Is there some syntax to unpack a tuple but have an alternate value if one of the values is falsy?
I’m writing a test case for a function which returns a tuple including an enum. I want to verify that the returned tuple matches what I am expecting. How I do compare tuples composed of enums in Rust? The following fails to compile: enum Test { Foo, Bar } assert_eq!((1, Test::Foo), (1, Test::Foo)); (Of course,… Read More Compare Tuples in Rust
Trying to loop through the tuple that is currently a column in my data frame. For the first ID I want to select the first item in the group tuple then for the second ID select the second variable in the tuple. For the remaining ID’s in the same group I would like to cycle… Read More Python: Loop through tuple and insert into Data Frame for each value
I want to put two sets in a tuple in Python. set1 = set(1, 2, 3, 4) set2 = set(5, 6, 7) What I’ve tried: result = tuple(set1, set2) # got error "TypeError: tuple expected at most 1 argument, got 2" Desired output: ({1, 2, 3, 4}, {5, 6, 7}) >Solution : A tuple literal… Read More Make tuple of sets in Python
I’m starting in Swift, I come from JavaScript, and some things are a bit confusing for me, is there something similar to this in Swift?: JS: var user = {name: "Chris Answood"} user["name"] >Solution : In Swift, you can use a struct or class to create an object with properties, similar to an object literal… Read More How to get a property of a tuple with a string?
I’m quite new to programming and I am trying to add a random bot move to a small game I’ve made. My idea was to make a list of tuples of all of the legal moves and then pick a random tuple from that list to then deconstruct and change a value in a 2D-array.… Read More Choosing a random element from a list of tuples C#