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Formats Python code to follow a consistent style
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QUESTION
I have a large dictionary of lists which is generated dynamically as part of a larger python program. This is an example of what the dictionary looks like
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 03:06The line
QUESTION
I have a Pandas' dataframe that I'm trying to write back to Snowflake. However, when trying to do so, I'm getting the following error:
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Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 03:20Here is the code in downloadable format.
I am using csv stock data that you can get from yahoo api, given that you didnt provide any data or code for easily reproducing your issue.
month_end and NEW_CUST_DT are added to the data to match conversion you do.
I suspect you may have a type mismatch on your table, or something is wrong with your source data.
try sending the data to a new table to see if that works. if it does, either drop and recreate your table, or modify your dataframe to match up. Which strategy you take will depend on how mature your code base is and your use case .
The types from my dataframe are:
QUESTION
I have a list: reward_coupons, which is a list that can range in length from 1- 9 and contain reward IDs.
I have a table (which I call from an identifier table name) which contains 9 columns named reward_id_01,reward_id_02...reward_id_09.
In my reward_coupons list, customers can recieve 1 up to 9 rewards, so I would like to create a loop which inserts the values I have in my list(in order) to the table (identifier ($table_name))
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 04:45I have found the solution to to this problem.
It seems that because "Column" is not a datatype you cannot pass a variable in using the following syntax:
QUESTION
Given a dataframe (df
) in which all rows of 1 column contains a list basically the respective column can be seen as a list of lists. The rest of the columns are str
, int
or bool
. The first row (df.iloc[0]
) print the below:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 23:51Try converting it all to regular strings. Just apply a lambda function on your name column. For example:
QUESTION
I need to insert data into a snowflake table using pyhton connector. I used the following based on this link from snowflake documentations:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 07:37Apparently the main error was because I am getting the next value of a sequence before executing the insert query without looping over it to get the int
itself instead of the whole tuple:
QUESTION
I've installed black
and isort
for code formatting in VS Code.
Black works while isort
seems not to.
If I run isort
from the command line there are no problems.
I've tried modifying setting.json
to no avail. This is the latest version:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 19:44VS Code only supports a single formatter being used at a time. There is however a workaround described in this answer:
QUESTION
I have a param.yaml file having content as
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 15:00i think you should use the json module to convert the string file
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