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QUESTION
I am trying to learn Python following the tutorial from Programming with Mosh.
I have created a program that starts up and greets me and then asks me to select an item on a list. Each list item is a "sub-program" that the tutorial covers. So I have two sub-programs in my program:
- A chat translator that should return text and, via a dictionary, convert :) and :( to emojis
- Then also a square calculator.
The problem I am facing is that my chat translator runs into a syntax error in the dictionary. This is where the error happens, at the first quotation mark in line 2 of the dictionary:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 12:09While it is possible to define a function within another function, and sometimes using a closure makes things easier, this code has a really long mainline with a function defined within a while loop. This code would be better and easier to understand if it was written with the functions separated. Otherwise, as you now know, it can be hard to debug.
The actual problem is that you have confused the syntax for a Python dict and JSON. A dict requires symbol / value pairs, while JSON requires string / value pairs.
Below is a reorganized program for you. The bug was not corrected.
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For context: I am making a simple python game where you can walk around and collect berries. My whole code looks like this if you wants to test it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 16:53I can help you with the changing a random character in string part of it, I think.
Here's what I'd do, worked through step by step (tried and tested):
QUESTION
I have emoji lists and want to make a new variable by summing up all emojis' length in the list in each row, after encoding list in each row to 'utf-16be' and divide it to 2.
You can reproduce my code using below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 05:17a few errors... use decode() and you need to compute len()//2
QUESTION
I am trying to print emojis in both Windows Powershell and WSL Linux Terminal using Python3.
I have tried using unicode, CLDR names and also installed the emoji library.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 05:41I don't think any of the Windows Shells has proper support for emoji/unicode characters, or it may not support emojis.
If your using Windows, you may want to try Windows Terminal. It has complete Emoji support and should work with Powershell and WSL.
QUESTION
I am building a static site generator for markdown files with python.
I chose to use the Markdown2 lib to convert *.md files into html articles and that works pretty well. I used a markdown test file including code blocks. As I want them to be highlighted, I installed Pygments-css and used the "fenced-code-blocks" Markdown2 extra.
I use Yattag to wrap the markdown rendered content in an
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 16:22the indent() method is messing it up try removing that and it is working fine for me, you can try it!
QUESTION
I would like to know if it is possible to write an emoji on an image with OpenCV.
This is what I have so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 08:16Please, check this answer Load TrueType Font to OpenCV about loading TTF fonts in OpenCV:
QUESTION
My bot sends a pick with 2 inline callback buttons: like / dislike. After a user clicks on like or dislike button, I want this inline keyboard to disappear.
This is how I make a dislike button
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 18:55You'll need to edit the message. Use the method editMessageReplyMarkup
Send reply_markup parameter as null.
QUESTION
I am developing a bot using python-telegram-bot. I am heavily repeating some parts of it. What are the best practices not to repeat?
Here is the sample of my two functions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-25 at 08:38- You can add one parameter like
type, that will select which of the keyboard to use. Then your code will be.
QUESTION
I can' figure out how to decode facebook's way of encoding emoji in the messenger archive.
Hi everyone, I'm trying to code a handy utility to explore messenger's archive file with PYTHON.
The message's file is a "badly encoded "JSON and as stated in this other post: Facebook JSON badly encoded
Using .encode('latin1').decode('utf8) I've been able to deal with most characters such as "é" or "à" and display them correctly. But I'm having a hard time with emojis, as they seem to be encoded in a different way.
Example of a problematic emoji : \u00f3\u00be\u008c\u00ba
The encoding/decoding does not yield any errors, but Tkinter is not willing to display what the function outputs and gives "_tkinter.TclError: character U+fe33a is above the range (U+0000-U+FFFF) allowed by Tcl". Tkinter is not yet this issue thought because trying to display the same emoji in the consol yields "ó¾º" which clearly isn't what's supposed to be displayed ( it's supposed to be a crying face)
I've tried using the emoji library but it doesn't seem to help any
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-30 at 13:08.encode('latin1').decode('utf8) is correct - it results in the codepoint U+fe33a(""). This codepoint is in a Private Use Area (PUA) (specifically Supplemental Private Use Area-A), so everyone can assign his own meaning to that codepoint (Maybe facebook wanted to use a crying face, when there wasn't yet one in Unicode, so they used PUA?).
Googling for that char (https://www.google.com/search?q=) makes google autocorrect it to U+1f62d ("") - sadly I have no idea how google maps U+fe33a to U+1f62d.
Googling for U+fe33a site:unicode.org gives https://unicode.org/L2/L2010/10132-emojidata.pdf, which lists U+1F62D as proposed official codepoint.
As that document from unicode lists U+fe33a as a codepoint used by google, I searched for android old emoji codepoints pua. Among other stuff two actually usable results:
- How to get Android emoji code point - the question links to :
- https://unicodey.com/emoji-data/table.htm - a html table, that seems to be acceptably parsable
- and even better: https://github.com/google/mozc/blob/master/src/data/emoji/emoji_data.tsv - a tab sepperated list, that maps modern codepoints to legacy PUA codepoints and other information like this:
1F62D FE33A E72D E411[...]
- https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-emoji/issues/115 - this thread links to:
- https://github.com/Crissov/noto-emoji/blob/legacy-pua/emoji_aliases.txt - a machine readable document, that translates legacy PUA codepoints to modern codepoints like this:
FE33A;1F62D # Google
- https://github.com/Crissov/noto-emoji/blob/legacy-pua/emoji_aliases.txt - a machine readable document, that translates legacy PUA codepoints to modern codepoints like this:
I included my search queries in the answer, because non of the results I found are in any way authoritative - but it should be enough, to get your tool working :-)
QUESTION
How can I add emoji in a dataframe?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-09 at 17:36- You are using non-existent emojis. There is no
':)'or:jabber:emojis. You can find "official" emojis here. - You should use
use_aliases=Truein your lambdas. Here is the example:
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