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@user the annoying answer is that the tutorial is written for the development version of igraph apparently! I don't know how I could have guessed that

@user great idea! Thanks

@user bpa.st/5SQQ

unless there is an online system I could test it on??

it certainly doesn't run for me

I can't quite believe the tutorial would be so broken

favour time: could anyone please try this python code from igraph.org/python/tutorial/develop/tutorials/bipartite_matching/… and tell me if it really doesn't run please? bpa.st/5SQQ

@BgilMidol thanks! It was a question here on chat though

sad about my question.. maybe the wrong time of day?

I do know someone who bought microsoft office for 7 pounds :)

it's all licenses isn't it?

@Ginger I have no idea how you could get a pirated version

@Ginger that makes sense. But I am quite jealous

@Ginger do you have small space to use it?

it's about 1000 pounds on a PC so it's a big deal

@Ginger but can you install it for free?

I mean for free

@Ginger do you still get a fully working version of mathematica with the pi?

@RadvylfPrograms what's the deal with 15MB/s??

@Adám thank you for the explanation

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@mathcat :

I am going it with a lot of splits and kludging currently

always two floats, an int and then a list of ints

if I have a string such as "235.3 0.3 5 [ -5, 6, 7, 1 ]" what is the golfiest way to parse that into 4 variables in python?

hello!

fair enough

@DLosc I am a little fearful from my previous experience of the downvoters

@DLosc now I wish I had asked it on main!

cool!

needs a new explanation :)

@DLosc very impressive

@Ginger oh :(

@Ginger are you working on an expanded version?

@DLosc yes!

no *'s can occur anywhere else apart from a word line and you only get the one * on a word line

it's cool

@Ginger I see how your code works now

not new lines :)

yes they contain any printable ASCII

as in ?>! ?

@DLosc I don't think so. Maybe I don't know what you mean by symbols

it's the * that tells you where the word is

@DLosc :(

@Ginger yes!

@DLosc wow

(the * before apple but not pear and banana)

tiny bug :) {'*apple': 3, 'pear': 1, 'banana': 4}

@Fmbalbuena that worked

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