Python provides a built-in method for splitting strings. With the split() function, we can break a single string into a list of strings. Using split() is a simple and efficient method for breaking down large strings into more manageable parts. This can be a useful method if we’re tasked with working on text files, as … Read more
The 3 things I looked at before making the change Photo by Marvin Meyer on Unsplash Recently, my team doubled in size of developers and went from 3 to 11 projects running in parallel. It was not after long that we noticed that the “old” structure and organization within the team wouldn’t work for long. … Read more
How do you split a list into evenly sized chunks? “Evenly sized chunks”, to me, implies that they are all the same length, or barring that option, at minimal variance in length. Eg 5 baskets for 21 items could have the following results: >>> import statistics >>> statistics.variance([5,5,5,5,1]) 3.2 >>> statistics.variance([5,4,4,4,4]) 0.19999999999999998 A practical reason … Read more
I am trying to recursively split my data using a stump tree based on the lmtree function from the partykitlibrary. The idea is the following: [1] for each variable of interest run and lmtree with a depth of 2, store the regression model’s results and splitting rules. [2] for each subset of data created from … Read more
Here is a suggestion. I do not know in which class is your method createExcel()that is why I put all new defined methods and properties into MyClass. Please pay attention, that this code contains simple refactorings like avoiding array() keyword in defining arrays. I also avoided to use else{…} blocks if possible by returning in … Read more
Do not judge strictly, I’m a self-taught beginner))) Please help me figure out how to share I learned both with the help of PyPDF2 and with the help of PyMuPDF (fitz). But when splitting, it often happens that there is text in only one quarter, but it writes all 4 quarters to the new file, … Read more