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Pythonic way to get HTML string inside a BeautifulSoup4 Tag? 3

Pax Pax

3 It seems like there is no direct way to retrieve the string inside a tag.

Pax

2 The `BeautifulSoup` constructor creates an object that represents the whole HTML document. Of course in this case, the document contains only one `p` tag, but anyway, your solution also outputs the `<p>` and `</p>` tags, which is not what you wanted (if I understood correctly).

hkotsubo

The pandas.timedelta_range using years and months as interval periods

anoldmaninthesea anoldmaninthesea

1 A partial answer:

Anonymous 1581

how do I find the proportion of the total respondents who were aged less than 45 in pandas?

Anonymous 1975 Anonymous 1975

No output on running a program

anoldmaninthesea anoldmaninthesea

2 You need to call your function after defining it.

Tejas Shetty

How to debug a python app that is setup with docker

vs-code

Pax Pax

Computing a weighted average. 1

anoldmaninthesea anoldmaninthesea

1 Instead of return, I should have 'printed' the result and not 'returned' the result.

anoldmaninthesea

how to run cmd command "subprocess"? 1

Anonymous 1889 Anonymous 1889

Running an executable packaged with PyInstaller causes error: `Error -3 from inflate: unknown compression method`

pyinstaller

Pax Pax

1 I resorted to a workaround: I bundled the app to a one-folder instead of a one-file executable.

Pax

This google colab is taking a long time to run. What's slowing it down? 4

anoldmaninthesea anoldmaninthesea

How can I create new instance of ParseResult (named tuple) based on existing ParseResult 2

Pax Pax

3 Pylance is wrong. Bypass it.

wizzwizz4

Why did Python core developers decide to "allow" instantiation of abstract classes (classes that are inheriting from abc.ABC or abc.ABCMeta)? Is it one of those, "we are all responsible adults here. put underscore at the beginning of private properties. don't access them directly even if you _can_"

They are all good thoughts — and mostly applicable in other communities too. I guess an answer that's useful for future users is one that explicitly draws out a principle of good coding, so we have to hope that that is the way people will vote in practice

So good to see you! (Well, "see" you!) I'm a bit disappointed in @Jack who seems not to have cracked your cyber-identity. 😅 Hope you can stick around, and have some fun in the other "areas", too. :+1:

Good morning/afternoon/evening! Just wanted to share this incredible, high-quality, free learning resource on Python Data Science I discovered over the weekend: https://www.kaggle.com/learn/overview 🤓