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 | >Creators would have initial control to get it off the ground but would give up 100% once/if it did. If I read this correctly, you are saying that the people who actually do the work will eventually have zero ownership? Isn't that the opposite of >I envision a Reddit that …  |
| | The letter "r" identifies the string as a raw string. This allows entering a path & file name with single backslashes instead of having to escape them (double backslashes). Try using pd.read_csv  |
| | Why don't you tell us a little more about what services you offer? That would help us narrow down what might be suitable names. Judging by what little you have told us, I gather you do out-patient surgery (duh). What specific areas do you specialize in. Oral surgery? Cosmetic surgery? … |
| | For starters, because you hard coded that part of the print statement, no matter what input you give it you will always print out 17 and 3.  |
| | Welcome to Daniweb. I joined back in 2010 and I can't even see 40 in the rear view mirror. |
| | Hint. It's a single line of code. |
| | I presume you want to toggle. In that case just check the current image and toggle to the other one. If you want to cycle through more you can use the same technique, just with more images in the cycle. I don't recall the property name, but each control has … |
 | My favourite data fail is from many years ago when hard drives were low capacity and expensive. Hard drive space was at such a premium that companies like DoubleSpace made mega-bucks selling compression software. This particular user had a 20 meg hard drive. Yes, that's what I said. 20 meg. …  |
| | I'm not familiar with the pygame module but I do have a question and an unrelated suggestion. I see that you are using dictionaries where it appears you should be using lists. Unless there is something I am missing I suggest you replace all of your curly brackets with square … |
 | Well, right off the bat I see you have eliminated the "page skips while scrolling" problem, so congrats on that. |
| | >whatever graphics system you choose is likely to be highly specific to your choice of platform Not necessarily. If they use [wxWidgets](https://www.wxwidgets.org/) for the graphics, the code should be easily ported to other platforms. |
| | If you have a specific question perhaps we can help but we are not going to do your research for you. |
| | Can you please give more details? |
| | Can't offer any suggestions unless we see the code.  |
| | >"I hope you will continue to pay attention to the news that we are about to overthrow the Biden regime." That pretty much fits the text book definition of sedition. |
| | Please keep in mind 1. This is an English-only forum. Please read the rules. (I translated your title to English) 1. There are already too many SEO threads on this forum. We don't need another. |
| | The Quebec government recently proposed a tax on the unvaccinated. Their reasoning is that the Covid crisis is being exacerbated because so many people are refusing the vaccine. In Canada, health care is publicly funded so the extra costs associated with the flood of mostly unvaccinated people into hospitals must … |
| | That's not how this works. Show us what you have tried so far and we can help. For starters, try a specific case first - say a diamond of width five. That will require nine lines of output. Write the code to generate that without a loop (one line of … |
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| | My older son is a bio-physicist and assures me of the safety (barring a rare allergic reaction) of mRNA vaccines, particularly for me because I cannot be given live vaccines. As someone who has the trifecta of risk factors (old, cancer, depressed immune system) I will likely qualify for the … |
| | You don't need to pause. VB applications are event driven. By nature, the application will do nothing until it has to react to an event. In this case the event is the button click. What type of processing are you trying to pause? |
| | 1. What are you wanting as the output from this script? 1. What does the input (bible.txt) look like? |
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| | Happy New Year to all. I hope 2022 is much kinder to everyone than the last two years. I, for one will be spending the evening with family and killing many monks, knights, and ghouls (In Death Unchained on the Oculus is awesome). Oh yeah. We're also going to eat …  |
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 | I can't recommend a free tutorial. That is something you will have to google. I learned from a book (sorry, not free) that I highly recommend. It is **Beginning Python From Novice to Professional by Magnus Lie Hetland**. The third edition came out in 2018 and, although it is not …  |
| | If the computer had Windows 10 on it previously and had been through the entire installation and activation process then there should be no need to enter a licence key again as that computer is already associated with the key on the Microsoft servers. If there is a problem then … |
| | The people who brought you the [brave browser](https://search.brave.com/search?q=brave.com&source=web) now have their own [search engine](https://search.brave.com/) |
| | You have to see Dr. Strangelove. Peter Sellers goes to town playing three roles to perfection. And, of course, My favourite Kubrick film - A Clockwork Orange. It helps if you have read the original book. The film was based on the American release of the novel which omits the … |
 | What have you tried so far? |
| | Welcome to Daniweb. Just curious as to why you tagged this post with `Python`. |
| | I'm more of a bungee-shopper. I get in, shop, then get out as quickly as possible.  |
 | If nothing else has worked for you I suggest you download [AutoRuns](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns) which is part of the free Sysinternals suite of tools. Fire it up and uncheck everything that references Teams.  |
 | My suggestion is to install the free version of Macrium and take a complete image of your C partition. Also create bootable recovery media (a small USB memory stick) using the tools from within Macrium. Then you can reformat and re-install Windows. If you find that you are missing any … |
| | Ditto for me, another dinosaur. Let me just add an analogy. Learning to play the piano well isn't just a matter of remembering which keys to press, and when. It's also learning a lot of technique and theory, and of course, practise, practise, practise. A gentle reminder - when you …  |
 | Welcome to Daniweb. What type of writing do you do? |
| | I do not. From a security aspect, it has already shown to be vulnerable to hacking. From an environmental aspect, because of its vast energy requirements, it is an unmitigated disaster. Over the last 50 years I have seen many technologies touted as "the future of...". Almost all were nothing … |
| | Why are you asking for `n` then reading it into `i`? And why are you then just ignoring it in your loop control?  |
| | Please post your code in this thread. When your link eventually goes dead this thread will not be helpful to anyone else. |
| | Easiest way is to add import wx.lib.mixins.inspection at the top and wx.lib.inspection.InspectionTool().Show() after self.Show() This will bring up an inspection window where you can examine all of your display items. I strongly recommend that you upgrade to Python 3.9.x and the latest wxPython. Don't pick the most recent Python as … |
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| | Are you an absolutist, or a relativist? |
| | Show us what you have that doesn't work. |
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 | Welcome. One of the many plusses of Daniweb is that we have many un-like people as well so you will get diverse opinions. We grow when we are challenged. |
 | If I could just chime in here, you might also consider type hints. As an example, here are two function declarations: def MyFunc(parm1, parm2, parm3): def MyFunc(parm1: int, parmn2: str, parm3: float) -> float: Ignore for the moment that I chose non-descriptive parameter names, the second form indicates the types … |
| | Re: Need help guys! I suspect what you want to do is sort a **list** of brands. In that case you have to start with a list like brands = [] Then you can `.append` more brands to the list as entered. After you are done you can sort the list by brands.sort() This … |
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 | Can't do much without seeing your code.  |
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