I have a class which "inherits" str's methods using the __getattr__ dunder method instead of true inheritance. For full explanation, see this question on SO.
This is how I define my class in Text.py:
from functools import cache
class Text:
def __init__(self, content: str):
self.content =...
I have some tests running on my Python package using . However, I am noticing that I am re-writing a lot of times the same dictionary that is an input for several functions I am testing.
For the sake of the example, consider the following function foo()
def foo(dictionary:dict, key:str):
"""
...
I'm trying to make a program that bounces ball of a screen using pycharm. Although the fifth ball controlled by user input goes off the top and the left side of the screen.
import pygame
import random
# Initialize Pygame
pygame.init()
# Set up the screen
screen_width = 1280
screen_height = 72...
If I've understood Raymond Chen correctly, this is dangerous, but I can't work out exactly why. http://gotw.ca/publications/migrating_to_namespaces.htm
mymodule.h
#include <string>
namespace MyModule
{
using namespace std; // why is this dangerous?
string foo();
}
mymodule.cpp
#include "m...
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Did something with A/B testing related questions within the answers list (testing has concluded) go out of control?
We are initially focusing our efforts on questions without answers in order to validate whether the inline placement results in better enga...
I’ve recently tried to update my Lenovo laptop’s firmware without installing Windows. I haven’t done it yet, but during their research someone on Matrix linked me to this page (original source, archived) which contained a Python script that splits firmware files. I didn’t want to run code w/o rev...
