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inrealpython/python-basics-exercises (press backspace or delete to remove)As of July 2023, the example code is too old to run with the latest editions of Python (3.11.4) and packages (e.g.,
pypdf).
Symptoms include (but are not limited to) deprecation warnings almost immediately ...
fmorriso
- Opened on Jul 5, 2023
- #82
in file 3-manipulate-strings-with-methods line30 should be print(string2.strip()) ?
danielzqh
- 1
- Opened on Mar 16, 2023
- #81
Hello, I m interested in translating some exercises to portuguese. A lot of people here in Brazil are interested in
practicing with these exercises, so this could make it more accessible for those people. ...
jonathansutton1
- 1
- Opened on Oct 27, 2022
- #76
Original Text However, deeply nested subpackages introduce long dotted module names. You can image how much typing it
would take to import a module from a subpackage of a subpackage of a subpackage of ...
fourfridays
- Opened on Oct 23, 2022
- #73
Original Text Don’t worry about how the datetime class works right now. The important part of this example is that
having to constantly time datetime.datetime anytime you want to use the datetime class ...
fourfridays
- Opened on Oct 23, 2022
- #72
file = file_path.open(mode= w , encoding= utf-8 ) Now create a new CSV writer object by passing the file object file to
csv.writer(): writer = csv.writer() You did not passed the file created earlier and ...
HoshyarKarimi
- Opened on Aug 20, 2022
- #69
file_path = Path.home() / temperatures.txt but in page 375 says: This creates a file called temperatures.csv in your home
directory andopens it in append mode. Obviously it creates temperature.txt not temperature.csv ...
HoshyarKarimi
- Opened on Aug 20, 2022
- #68
Quite short with two nested for loops:
cat_count = 100
cats = [False for i in range(cat_count)]
for step in range(0, cat_count):
for selected_cat_index in range(step, cat_count,step + 1 ):
...
Fahrenberg
- Opened on Oct 14, 2021
- #57

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