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How to convert string '01May2001' to date in python 2.6?
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import datetime
datetime.datetime.strptime("01May2001", "%d%b%Y")
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i just found d3dshot module for taking screenshot
but i can't find anything in google about it
i heard that it is very fast is it true?
d3dshot.CaptureOutputs
d3dshot.capture_output
d3dshot.capture_outputs
d3dshot.display
what should i do?
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I was given assignment to make web based python to assembly converter. I don't have any clue on that. Is there any javascript package that can convert or something else that will do the task.
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I would like to create this for loop, but the text in the loop is quoted.
How can this be done please?
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https://prnt.sc/tvutcl
in your image is in quotes, is an f-string, but they forgot to add the f
year = [2016,2017,2018,2019,2020]
for i in year:
rtx_price = (data.loc[f'{year}-07-31', 'RTX'])
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How would I convert the following code into ruby requivalent?
reg = re.compile(r"([\[\_\-\—]+[ ]*[\d\]]+[ ]*[\_\-\—\]]+[ ])", re.IGNORECASE)
reg.sub(lambda m: r'\n{}'.format(m.group()), s)
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s = s.gsub(/([\[\_\-\—]+[ ]*[\d\]]+[ ]*[\_\-\—\]]+[ ])/i,'\n\1')
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How to convert below mentioned R code to python code?
my_data$class[my_data$category == "WD"] <- "TRUE"
use is use numpy.where
import numpy
my_data['category']=numpy.where(my_data.category=="WD",'TRUE,my_data.category)
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