Articles tagged "python"
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OSX: Python anaconda error when installing pip
When you install pip with "conda install pip" and you got the error "CondaOSError: OS error: failed to link", try to delete the pip package from your anaconda. See here for full details on how to solve this issue.
How to Convert Int to String in Python [5 Methods with Examples]
Learn 5 ways to convert int to string in Python: str(), f-strings, format(), % operator, and repr(). Includes examples and performance comparison.
How to Call an external command with Python?
We show how to use python to call an external program or command. We show examples with python 2 and 3
Python3: ModuleNotFoundError No module named _sqlite3
We explain how to solve the common error -> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '\_sqlite3' while using python3. Use sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev to fix the issue.
Python: How to Parse String to a Number (Float or Integer)
We explain how to parse numeric expression like 3.144 to float or 42 to intefers using python.
Python: Recursive File Search in Directories
How to search files and directories using python (recursively file search with python). Code examples for python 2 and 3.
Windows Build Tools: Python Executable Not Found
Node.js native addon build tool (node-gyp) installation fails since python was not found. A common fix is to use the parameter --add-python-to-path='true' when installin windows-build-tools, check here for more details.
Windows Build Tools: Python Executable Not Found
Node.js native addon build tool (node-gyp) installation fails since python was not found. A common fix is to use the parameter --add-python-to-path='true' when installin windows-build-tools, check here for more details.
Six issue when installing package on OS X 10.11 El Capitan
There is a known issue with OSX. You need to pass additional arguments to pip command in order to fix the issue.
Django 2.0: No attribute lru_cache Error
Django 2.0 installation throws -> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'lru_cache'. This means that you are using and old version of python. Read more for details