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QUESTION
I have a data file. It is a csv file. I have created a dictionary like this from it: {movie_id: ('title', ['genres']}. I want to know how to remove the empty strings that come about in the list of genres within the tuple within the dictionary
The data file(.csv) is like this:
movie_id title genres 68735 Warcraft Action Adventure Comedy 124057 Kids at the round table
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-07 at 22:55The easiest way to go would be to filter the empty strings out:
QUESTION
I am currently learning swift. I have experience in android but now time for something new. I am starting with basics to load movie DB from API
to table. I am storing dowloaded poster in Movie class (which also downloads them) when scrolling I can see the posters but after download the current cells in the view not updated, only after scroll. How can I implement callback
from Movie to table view to update visible cells after download.
Movie:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 13:54You can add the download function inside the cell custom class and assign the imageView inside the callback, but this has many problems such as redownloading same image multiple times when scrolling, it's better to use SDWebImage or you can use Kingfisher Library
QUESTION
I've been working on a project for school but I've hit a small bump in the road. Almost everything is working as intended, but I am having an issue with the output in an undesired order. I want the program to sort by year as well as director if the user decides to sort by director. Theoretically I would like for the order of output to always have the earliest year first and the most recent year last. You don't need to write out the code, just aim me in the right direction! Thank you in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-05 at 22:45From the beginning, you can transform your dictionnary in a list.
QUESTION
movieDict = {"Munich":[2005, "Steven Spielberg"],
"The Prestige": [2006, "Christopher Nolan"],
"The Departed": [2006, "Martin Scorsese"],
"Into the Wild": [2007, "Sean Penn"],
"The Dark Knight": [2008, "Christopher Nolan"],
"Mary and Max": [2009, "Adam Elliot"],
"The King\'s Speech": [2010, "Tom Hooper"],
"The Artist": [2011, "Michel Hazanavicius"],
"The Help": [2011, "Tate Taylor"],
"Argo": [2012, "Ben Affleck"],
"12 Years a Slave": [2013, "Steve McQueen"],
"Birdman": [2014, "Alejandro G. Inarritu"],
"Spotlight": [2015, "Tom McCarthy"],
"The BFG": [2016, "Steven Spielberg"]}
promptForYear = True
while promptForYear:
yearChoice = int(input("Enter a year between 2005 and 2016:\n"))
if yearChoice<2005 or yearChoice>2016:
print("N/A")
else:
for key, value in movieDict.items():
if value[0] == yearChoice:
print(key + ", " + str(value[1]) )
promptForYear = False
menu = "MENU" \
"\nSort by:" \
"\ny - Year" \
"\nd - Director" \
"\nt - Movie title" \
"\nq - Quit\n"
promptUser = True
first_time = True
while promptUser:
if first_time == True:
print()
first_time = False
print(menu)
userChoice = input("Choose an option:\n")
if userChoice == "q":
promptUser = False
elif userChoice=="y":
year_sorted = {}
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[1], item[0])):
year = value[0]
title = key
director = value[1]
if year not in year_sorted:
year_sorted[year] = [[title, director]]
else:
year_sorted[year].append([title, director])
for year in sorted(year_sorted):
print (year,end=':\n')
movies = year_sorted[year]
for movie in sorted(movies, key = lambda x:x[0]):
print("\t"+movie[0] + ", " + movie[1])
print()
elif userChoice == "d":
director_sorted = {}
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[1][1])):
year = value[0]
title = key
director = value[1]
if director not in director_sorted:
director_sorted[director] = [[title, year]]
else:
director_sorted[director].append([title, year])
for director in sorted(director_sorted):
print (director,end=':\n')
movies = director_sorted[director]
for movie in sorted(movies, key = lambda x:x[0]):
print("\t"+movie[0] + ", " + str(movie[1]))
print()
elif userChoice == "t":
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[0], item[1])):
print(key,end=':\n')
print("\t" + str(value[1]) + ", " + str(value[0])+"\n")
else:
print("Invalid input")
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 16:59This code segment here:
QUESTION
I am trying to append my UITableView with more rows once the user reaches the bottom of UITableView. However, once I try to scroll to the bottom to call more data I get an error that says:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-10 at 09:33The problem is that you are not appending your array with more data instead you are replacing the old data with the new one which will keep the array count 10 for example, but the row count will increase, so the index out of range error will occur because you are trying to access array[11] for example but you have only 10 elements in that array.
To solve this try to replace your function with this:
QUESTION
Writing python program to fetch existing Neo4j
node and update properties using py2neov3 package
.
Movie node has title & year properties. Have a python dictionary with list of movies to be added.
I have tried below options, movie node is getting added. But year property is not updated.
Option#1: Use Py2neo OGM. Start transaction, create Movie object, populate title, invoke merge, populate year, invoke push, finally commit
Option#2: Instead of OGM (Commented code below), use Node function, invoke merge and push.
I have done with above mentioned options, but it didn't work for me. Python version 3.5.2
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 05:22I didn't use dictionaries, because I wanted the example to be both short and runnable
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