I am trying to practice making a space shooter in order to build on concepts for my main project, and I am having issues because I have gotten where the bullets
I was just wondering what the easiest way to iterate over a set indefinitely, i.e. when it reaches the end it next(); calls the first object. I'm assuming that
I plot some data using matplotlib, now I want to multiply the x_axis by 100. My problem is that the x_axis is text format, what I mean is that: print(x)--> T
I have read a bunch of documentation, Stack Overflow posts, and various blog posts and can't seem to get 'keepAlive' functionality to work. What am I missing he
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New member here but long time Perl programmer. I have a process that I run on a Windows machine that iterates through combinations of records from arrays/lists
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I am writing a PyQt6 QSqlTableModel application. I'm using manual update and submitAll(). I want to capture the sql statements which were successfully executed.
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I've used Amazon S3 a little bit for backups for some time. Usually, after I upload a file I check the MD5 sum matches to ensure I've made a good backup. S3 has