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I'm trying to create a small Python script based on a dictionary with a key "name" and value "age" which should accept user input, write the dictionary to a .txt file and open then output the contents of the file into Pretty Table with columns called "Name", "Age". All the names the user typed should go under the Name column with the same applying to age. The entire code is inside a while loop and only closes if the user types "quit". What I'm willing to achieve is when the user types quit the program should print all the previous names and ages inside the file including the ones typed before exiting the program into Pretty Table.

Here is my code:

I have a main window with an element, key = -PATIENT-. When I exit the element a function runs to capitalise the entry and to update the element. All good. I also have a secondary window with an element,key = -NAME-. I want to be able to bind the secondary window element so that when I exit it, it will also run a similar function to capitalise the entry and update the element. This is where I have a problem. When a name is entered in the -PATIENT- element, on FocusOut the name is capitalised and checked against a list of names. If the names is not in the list a popup asks if it should be put into the secondary window element. If affirmative this is done. However, if from the dropdown menu (Edit) a new name should be added to the -NAME- element of the secondary window, then if the name is in lower case, the function to change its first letters to uppercase should run. I cannot get this binding to work for the secondary window. I am attaching a simple sample program (code) to illustrate the problem. Please help.

I have written a program using Tkinter and then, the same program using PySimpleGUI. When I run a report in the Tk program in outputs the data to the console and also opens an editor and lists the formatted data so that it can be printed. The PySimpleGUI program also outputs the data to the console and opens the editor but does not populate it. Can anyone see what the 'problem/solution' may be? I have only shown the code related to the report writer for brevity. I suspect that the problem lies in the last approximately 6 lines.

Secondly, if I use a popup_get_date() it produces a date in the wrong format (I want 'yyyy-MM-dd'. Is there a way to tell the popup to produce the date in the correct format? For example I want the following to happen: window['ELEMENT].update(sg.popup_get_date()) to put a formatted date into the Element.

I couldn't find any information about reading ascii tables (prettytable-looking). I need to parse some tables that look like this:

Ok, so I'm working with py-cord and am having this annoying issue with my help command. I've attatched a screenshot displaying the issue.

Basically there is a string displaying that shouldn't be and I'm trying to figure out what is causing it to display. Does anybody know what is causing it as I have no idea where to even begin on this.

I'm aware of a lack of research displayed, but that is due entirely to the fact that I literally have no idea where to even begin trying to figure this one out. It's the first time I've ever seen this happen with python discord bots so I'm completely stumped.

Any tips or pointers to help me figure this one out would be much appreciated.

The string in mention is: .

Here is my code: bot.py

I am working in colab to test a code. While importing models, its giving error No module named 'efficientnet' I am sharing the code and error here.

I;m trying to access an element of a cell from pretty table. When I tried that the title of the pretty table also comes as part of the output. is there a way to ignore it?

I'm trying to make a basic table by using the documentation. This is my version of the code:

Need small help or at least point to right direction. I am writing small function that should print content of a dict in the prettytable format.

Here is code example: