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I need to commit and push files from a bucket in S3 to a codecommit repository in a programmatic way using a python lambda function.

I am using boto3 library, first I get and unzip the zip file from bucket, finaly I loop for each file and make a put_file.

The problem is that put_file generates as many commits as there are files in the repository, but I only need one commit because I have to send a single notification to codebuild.

My lambda code:

I am working on a software problem and I found myself needing to convert a 2-letter string to a 3-digit number. We're talking about English alphabet only (26 letters).

So essentially I need to convert something like AA, AR, ZF, ZZ etc. to a number in the range 0-999. We have 676 combinations of letters and 1000 numbers, so the range is covered. Now, I could just write up a map manually, saying that AA = 1, AB = 2 etc., but I was wondering if maybe there is a better, more "mathematical" or "logical" solution to this. The order of numbers is of course not relevant, as long as the conversion from letters to numbers is unique and always yields the same results.

The conversion should work both ways (from letters to numbers and from numbers to letters).

Does anyone have an idea? Thanks a lot

In the code below I am saving two csv files at desktop directory.

I want to store this files at root directory of my flask app, without manually writing the file location.

How can I achieve this?

And if I want to access this files at any different endpoint, how can I access them, which path should i write here df = pd.read_csv(path + angel.csv')

codes:

I have created a simple program to collect some data from the internet by downloading a zip file and accessing its contents using Python.

The program downloads the zip file and extracts it using ZipFile.extractall(). Then I use Python open() method to read the extracted files.

I need the data to be collected daily, so I have pasted a shortcut of the original program in the startup directory, so that everytime I start my laptop, the program starts the execution.

On running the program using python IDLE, the program runs perfectly, without errors, as shown:

But when the program is being executed automatically on startup, the program is run as an .exe file, and gives me the permission denied error:

Using print() statements I have cornered the code which is producing the error:

The script below takes one string input as a polyline and returns a data frame with the corresponding latitude/longitude pairs.

I would like to input to be a data set as follows:

and the output to be (keeping the ActivityID)

I was thinking along the lines of iterating over the input dataset to do this but I've read here that's not a great idea performance wise.

Please can someone advice how to do this in Python?

I'm trying to replace backslashes (from this polyline) with double backslashes.

My Script:

So I have this df1:

I am reading a zip file from a URL. Inside the zip file, there is an HTML file. After I read the file everything works fine. But when I print the text I am facing a Unicode problem. Python version: 3.8