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QUESTION
I’m learning python on the job and need help improving my solution.
I need to load XML data into BigQuery.
I have it working but not sure if I have done it in a sensible way.
I call an API that returns an XML structure. I use ElementTree to parse the XML and use tree.iter() to return the tags and text from the XML. Printing my tags and text with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 12:36I'm not sure what is the required outpot, this is one way of doing it
QUESTION
I'm trying to parse an XML response but have had no luck.
I'm using the python requests libary to connect to an API that returns XML.
From response.content I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 08:52You can use BeautifulSoup to parse the xml content. When you create a variable you should write like this: your_variable = BeautfilSoup(requests.text, features="xml" )
. That should work for you. Also try to validate your code so this one line became a full code. There must be errors. However it is really difficult to find out where as it is one line code. You can visit Validator website
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I am trying to write a mongo pipeline to select mongodb documents as show in the function below. The mongo.Pipeline is showing "missing type in composite literal". I am trying to aggregate all the ipv4Addresses in documents that match nfType based on the highest capacity. Am using mongo-driver. Can anyone help me solve the mongo.Pipeline problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 00:43QUESTION
I have a table that has multiple columns that contain information stored as Ascii strings. It does not appear that there is a built-in function to do that. Here is my sample input:
let T=datatable(Hex1:string, Hex2:string) ["74 65 73 74 31", "74 65 73 74 32", "74 65 73 74 33", "74 65 73 74 34"
I can make an ugly work-around by renaming each column to "Hex" joining it with thethe output of the following function and then renaming the column back to Hex1, Hex2, etc. but that seems very kludgy. Ideally I am looking for a scalar function that accepts a string like "74 65 73 74 31" and returns its Ascii equivalent "test1"
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 01:54you could try the following alternative:
split()
the string into individual hex values- convert each individual hex value to decimal (using
mv-apply
,tolong()
) - build a
dynamic
array with all decimal values, per record (usingsummarize make_list()
- invoke
make_string()
over thatdynamic
array
QUESTION
Given that, i have made the historyMatrix
dataframe as below:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-05 at 18:16You are using the patient_ID
as index, remove index=False
from your code when you save it to csv, it should look like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a simple vueJs project, and compile it with thethe help of webpack/babel. However upon running npm run dev to compile the project and start the vue server, I am getting that compilation of the Select.vue template has failed(the Select.vue which gets installed upon installing vue-strap), below is the exact error that is loading up on my local port:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 16:24These errors explain it:
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