No, you can’t reconnect to the previous Web Browsing Session after you quit the script. Even if you are able to extract the Session ID, Cookies and other session attributes from the previous Browsing Context still you won’t be able to pass those attributes as a HOOK to the WebDriver. A cleaner way would be … Read more
I believe this function may help you: You can find out more about iterating pairs here. def f(pairs): for x, y in pairs: if x > y: return x
Two issues appear when I see that: You use the is operator, which checks if two variables refer to the same object. x is y is only true if one was defined as equal to the other. Instead, you should use the == operator to check if two string are equal. Also, you type write, … Read more
You should probably not use this in production, but it was fun… def make_dict_from_list(li): temp = output = {} for i, e in enumerate(li, 1): if i != len(li): temp[e] = {} temp = temp[e] else: temp[e] = [] return output print(make_dict_from_list([‘a’])) print(make_dict_from_list([‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’])) Outputs {‘a’: []} {‘a’: {‘b’: {‘c’: []}}}
Yes has to be a string as it is not defined earlier. Overtimeflag = 50 if Overtimeflag == 50: Overtimeflag = True else: Overtimeflag = False Name = input(‘Whats your first and last name’) Address = input(‘Whats your address’) HoursWorked=float(input(‘How many years have you been working here’)) Overtime=float(input(‘how long did you work today’)) if HoursWorked … Read more
The blank grey row that you’ve pointed out is there to make room for the name of the DataFrame’s index, which is variety. That index came from the default behaviour of df.groupby(): the grouped-by column(s) end up in the index of the resulting DataFrame. To override this, try df.groupby(‘variety’, as_index=False). Or, if you have a … Read more
Since there is no loop, it is O(1).
Number of days between two dates: import datetime start = datetime.datetime.strptime(raw_input(‘Enter date in format yyyy,mm,dd : ‘), ‘%Y,%m,%d’) end = datetime.datetime.strptime(raw_input(‘Enter date in format yyyy,mm,dd:’), ‘%Y,%m,%d’) diff = end-start print diff.days >> 361 Getting number of Fridays: # key 0 would be Monday as the start date is from Monday days = { 0: 0, … Read more
populA = 80000 populB = 200000 while populA > populB: There is your problem, your code will not run as populA is less than populB starting off not greater than >. Change to: while populA < populB: You also reset years to 0 after your years = int(input(“anecesary years: “)) when you use years = … Read more
Maybe this is the code you want: def exchangeTable(euro_range): if euro_range < 0: raise Exception(‘Received negative range: {0}’.format(euro_range)) if euro_range == 0: print(‘0 euros = 0 pounds’) return exchange_rate = 1.15 pounds = 1 / exchange_rate print (‘1 euro = {0} pound’.format(pounds)) if euro_range > 1: for i in range(2, euro_range + 1): pounds = … Read more