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DeepSeek R1 vs Llama 3.1-405b for Text Classification and Summarization 2 Months Ago by usmanmalik57 …, we define the `predict_sentiment()` function, which accepts the model (a tuple containing the model name and Fireworks Path for the model… Re: Tuple Vector iteration, element access and erasion 11 Years Ago by Gonbe …this? #include <iostream> #include <tuple> #include <vector> #include <…string> using namespace std; int main() { typedef tuple <int, string, int, int> pc_data; …{ // Test: we're going to delete the tuple of which the 3rd element (index 2) = 3… tuple or list? 19 Years Ago by shanenin from my understanding, a list can do everything a tuple can do plus more. The big advantage of using a list is you can change elements, lists are mutable. Are their situations where a tuple is preferable to a list? Re: Tuple List 19 Years Ago by vegaseat … in common. They are both indexed containers for objects. The tuple is a very simple container to put some objects together… it, slice it and dice it, even comprehend it! The tuple is simple and consumes little memory, the list is, by… Tuple Vector iteration, element access and erasion 11 Years Ago by ktsangop …! I would like your help regarding this: I have a tuple vector which i must iterate through, and accessing the vector… erase or not the current vector element. My code : typedef tuple <int, CString, int, int> pc_data; vector <pc_data… Tuple error 10 Years Ago by kxjakkk … (t2.between(t1, t3)) I keep getting an error: `AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'between' ` The traceback says: Traceback (most…, in <module> print t2.between(t1, t3) AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'between' Any help would be great… Re: Tuple trouble 13 Years Ago by vegaseat Well, you are on to something, the tuple has changed. However, the id() of the whole tuple is still the same after the change. My advice, don't rely blindly on tuples not changing as advertised. Re: Tuple error 10 Years Ago by sepp2k As the error message says, tuples don't have a `between` method, so you can't do `t.between(...)` where `t` is a tuple. You can call `between` on `MyTime` objects because you defined a `between` method for the `MyTime` class. So if you create an object of that class (by using `MyTime(...)`), you can call `between` on that object. Tuple List 19 Years Ago by bumsfeld Why is there a tuple and list in Python. They seemed to perform similar things. Re: Tuple List 18 Years Ago by jrcagle … the sequence consists of single characters. I think of a tuple as a string where each 'character' could be literally any… Tuple sorting 15 Years Ago by awa Hi, I want to sort a tuple consisting of two floats and one array by the absolute … Re: Tuple sorting 15 Years Ago by Gribouillis [QUOTE=awa;1016397]Hi, I want to sort a tuple consisting of two floats and one array by the absolute … Tuple trouble 13 Years Ago by Lardmeister Tuples are immutable objects, they cannot be changed says the Python manual. [code]my_tuple = (1, 2, 3, [4, 5, 6]) # this works my_tuple[3][2] = 7 # clearly the item at index 3 in the tuple has changed print(my_tuple) # (1, 2, 3, [4, 5, 7]) [/code] Re: Tuple trouble 13 Years Ago by predator78 Think about the words though. Did you change the tuple? Or did you change the item at index of? Re: Tuple trouble 13 Years Ago by woooee [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] Lists are passed by reference, so the tuple contains the memory address of the list, not the list itself, and that doesn't change. Both of these statements will fail [code]my_tuple = (1, 2, 3, [4, 5, 6]) new_list = [4, 5, 6] my_tuple[3] = new_list ## new memory address my_tuple[1] = "a" [/code] Re: Tuple trouble 13 Years Ago by TrustyTony You are changing list, not tuple [CODE]>>> my_tuple (1, 2, 3, [4, 5, 6]) >>> type(my_tuple[3]) <class 'list'> >>> id(my_tuple[3]) 14727328 >>> my_tuple[3][2]=7 >>> id(my_tuple[3]) 14727328[/CODE] Tuple as a Sql parameter 13 Years Ago by SnackDude … , WVWHID, WVITNO, WVLOCA FROM WMRSV WHERE OHORNO IN (%s)"% tuple(order_list)) TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting[/code… Tuple as Key in Dict Help! 13 Years Ago by Niner710 Hi, I have a dictionary with the key as a tuple. x = { ('AA',1,3):0.56, ('BB',0,3):0.… Re: Tuple as Key in Dict Help! 13 Years Ago by jlm699 You could create your own class based on dictionary that checks whether that key already exists in `__setattr__` and then add the value to a list/tuple. When you do your `get()` you can then use `isinstance` to act accordingly. Re: Tuple as Key in Dict Help! 13 Years Ago by Niner710 … am interested in is the last number of my key tuple. With my current d.get(('SET',1,2,1,1… Arithmetic Tuple? 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …in the dark: Has anyone heard or seen a tuple-like class template that implements all the arithmetic operators…? For example, the std::tuple and boost::tuple classes both implement all the comparison operators which …compile correctly if all the types contained in the tuple also have the comparison operators in question. I … Compare Tuple Values 15 Years Ago by khaos64 …passw) users.append(user_in) passw.append(passw_in) users = tuple(users) passw = tuple(passw) #----------------------------------------------- if user_in in users: users = list…users.index(user_in) ind2 = passw.index(passw_in) users = tuple(users) passw = tuple(passw) if ind1 == ind2: print('Match') elif ind1… How to parse numbers as integers in a tuple? 14 Years Ago by cyon …Method 1[/B]: I could find the numbers, convert the tuple groups() to a list, convert the strings in that …()) ])[/CODE] [B]Method 2[/B]: I could eliminate a tuple-to-list conversion with findall, but this method wouldn't… the previous regex pattern: [CODE]pattern = re.compile('\d+') return tuple([ int(x) for x in pattern.findall( '34, 58' )])[/… Re: Arithmetic Tuple? 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … arithmetic: template <typename... Systems> struct composite_system { //.. typedef std::tuple< typename system_traits<Systems>::state_diff_type... > state_diff_type; //.. }; //Now…, SystemB, SystemA> >)); // ERROR: no operator+ for type std::tuple<..> // .. and so on for other operators. }; [/CODE] As… std::tuple and boost::tuple don't support rvalue reference? 13 Years Ago by stereomatching … 64bits [CODE] std::string temp = "temp"; boost::tuple<std::string> A( std::move(temp) ); //this…> strMove(new std::string("jjjjj")); boost::tuple< std::unique_ptr<std::string> > …> strShared(new std::string("wawawa")); boost::tuple< std::shared_ptr<std::string> > move_tuple… Re: Compare Tuple Values 15 Years Ago by woooee … = users.index(user_in) ind2 = passw.index(passw_in) users = tuple(users) passw = tuple(passw) ## but if neither user name or password is… but to use a for() loop to iterate through the tuple(s). You can do this two ways, (1) use…name and password, or (2) use a nested tuple of tuples containing both name and password, It doesn'… Re: Arithmetic Tuple? 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …]> why it is not in the std::tuple or boost::tuples::tuple class since other operators are already defined (comparison…there was a suggestion to overload the + operator for std::tuple<>. Not for element by element arithmetic plus, but…find his way to this thread looking for an arithmetic-tuple class template, I have attached it to this post.… Re: Arithmetic Tuple? 13 Years Ago by vijayan121 > why it is not in the std::tuple or boost::tuples::tuple class since other operators are already defined (comparison). IIRC, there… was a suggestion to overload the + operator for std::tuple<>. Not for element by element arithmetic plus, but… Re: Compare Tuple Values 15 Years Ago by lukerobi …'] >>> users.append('steve') >>> users = tuple(users) >>> users ('bob', 'carl', 'edna', 'steve') >…;>> [/code] You can list it, append it, then tuple again without using seperate variables, it wont compromise the list… Creating a tuple from file 15 Years Ago by hondros …. I want to open a file, convert the tuple to a long integer, through use of the ord…I now have a string of the above tuple. How do I go about reconverting it? Doing …a tuple of it just makes it weird... EDIT: Er…... I seem to have my definitions of tuple and list confused... these are lists, not tuples. Oh…