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import "debug/pe"
Package pe implements access to PE (Microsoft Windows Portable Executable) files.
file.go pe.go section.go string.go symbol.go
const ( IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN = 0x0 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_AM33 = 0x1d3 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_AMD64 = 0x8664 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_ARM = 0x1c0 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_EBC = 0xebc IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_I386 = 0x14c IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_IA64 = 0x200 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_M32R = 0x9041 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_MIPS16 = 0x266 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_MIPSFPU = 0x366 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_MIPSFPU16 = 0x466 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_POWERPC = 0x1f0 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_POWERPCFP = 0x1f1 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_R4000 = 0x166 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_SH3 = 0x1a2 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_SH3DSP = 0x1a3 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_SH4 = 0x1a6 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_SH5 = 0x1a8 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_THUMB = 0x1c2 IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_WCEMIPSV2 = 0x169 )
const COFFSymbolSize = 18
type COFFSymbol struct { Name [8]uint8 Value uint32 SectionNumber int16 Type uint16 StorageClass uint8 NumberOfAuxSymbols uint8 }
COFFSymbol represents single COFF symbol table record.
func (sym *COFFSymbol) FullName(st StringTable) (string, error)
FullName finds real name of symbol sym. Normally name is stored in sym.Name, but if it is longer then 8 characters, it is stored in COFF string table st instead.
type File struct { FileHeader OptionalHeader interface{} // of type *OptionalHeader32 or *OptionalHeader64 Sections []*Section Symbols []*Symbol // COFF symbols with auxiliary symbol records removed COFFSymbols []COFFSymbol // all COFF symbols (including auxiliary symbol records) StringTable StringTable // contains filtered or unexported fields }
A File represents an open PE file.
NewFile creates a new File for accessing a PE binary in an underlying reader.
Open opens the named file using os.Open and prepares it for use as a PE binary.
Close closes the File. If the File was created using NewFile directly instead of Open, Close has no effect.
ImportedLibraries returns the names of all libraries referred to by the binary f that are expected to be linked with the binary at dynamic link time.
ImportedSymbols returns the names of all symbols referred to by the binary f that are expected to be satisfied by other libraries at dynamic load time. It does not return weak symbols.
Section returns the first section with the given name, or nil if no such section exists.
type FileHeader struct { Machine uint16 NumberOfSections uint16 TimeDateStamp uint32 PointerToSymbolTable uint32 NumberOfSymbols uint32 SizeOfOptionalHeader uint16 Characteristics uint16 }
type FormatError struct { }
FormatError is unused. The type is retained for compatibility.
func (e *FormatError) Error() string
type ImportDirectory struct { OriginalFirstThunk uint32 TimeDateStamp uint32 ForwarderChain uint32 Name uint32 FirstThunk uint32 // contains filtered or unexported fields }
type OptionalHeader32 struct { Magic uint16 MajorLinkerVersion uint8 MinorLinkerVersion uint8 SizeOfCode uint32 SizeOfInitializedData uint32 SizeOfUninitializedData uint32 AddressOfEntryPoint uint32 BaseOfCode uint32 BaseOfData uint32 ImageBase uint32 SectionAlignment uint32 FileAlignment uint32 MajorOperatingSystemVersion uint16 MinorOperatingSystemVersion uint16 MajorImageVersion uint16 MinorImageVersion uint16 MajorSubsystemVersion uint16 MinorSubsystemVersion uint16 Win32VersionValue uint32 SizeOfImage uint32 SizeOfHeaders uint32 CheckSum uint32 Subsystem uint16 DllCharacteristics uint16 SizeOfStackReserve uint32 SizeOfStackCommit uint32 SizeOfHeapReserve uint32 SizeOfHeapCommit uint32 LoaderFlags uint32 NumberOfRvaAndSizes uint32 DataDirectory [16]DataDirectory }
type OptionalHeader64 struct { Magic uint16 MajorLinkerVersion uint8 MinorLinkerVersion uint8 SizeOfCode uint32 SizeOfInitializedData uint32 SizeOfUninitializedData uint32 AddressOfEntryPoint uint32 BaseOfCode uint32 ImageBase uint64 SectionAlignment uint32 FileAlignment uint32 MajorOperatingSystemVersion uint16 MinorOperatingSystemVersion uint16 MajorImageVersion uint16 MinorImageVersion uint16 MajorSubsystemVersion uint16 MinorSubsystemVersion uint16 Win32VersionValue uint32 SizeOfImage uint32 SizeOfHeaders uint32 CheckSum uint32 Subsystem uint16 DllCharacteristics uint16 SizeOfStackReserve uint64 SizeOfStackCommit uint64 SizeOfHeapReserve uint64 SizeOfHeapCommit uint64 LoaderFlags uint32 NumberOfRvaAndSizes uint32 DataDirectory [16]DataDirectory }
Reloc represents a PE COFF relocation. Each section contains its own relocation list.
type Section struct { SectionHeader Relocs []Reloc // Embed ReaderAt for ReadAt method. // Do not embed SectionReader directly // to avoid having Read and Seek. // If a client wants Read and Seek it must use // Open() to avoid fighting over the seek offset // with other clients. io.ReaderAt // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Section provides access to PE COFF section.
Data reads and returns the contents of the PE section s.
func (s *Section) Open() io.ReadSeeker
Open returns a new ReadSeeker reading the PE section s.
type SectionHeader struct { Name string VirtualSize uint32 VirtualAddress uint32 Size uint32 Offset uint32 PointerToRelocations uint32 PointerToLineNumbers uint32 NumberOfRelocations uint16 NumberOfLineNumbers uint16 Characteristics uint32 }
SectionHeader is similar to SectionHeader32 with Name field replaced by Go string.
type SectionHeader32 struct { Name [8]uint8 VirtualSize uint32 VirtualAddress uint32 SizeOfRawData uint32 PointerToRawData uint32 PointerToRelocations uint32 PointerToLineNumbers uint32 NumberOfRelocations uint16 NumberOfLineNumbers uint16 Characteristics uint32 }
SectionHeader32 represents real PE COFF section header.
StringTable is a COFF string table.
func (st StringTable) String(start uint32) (string, error)
String extracts string from COFF string table st at offset start.
Symbol is similar to COFFSymbol with Name field replaced by Go string. Symbol also does not have NumberOfAuxSymbols.


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Here's a Hand makes it easier for family and friends to offer a hand.
Family and friends can set up an online group to quickly and easily send messages by mobile phone text and email.
Each person can decide what they want to offer, and when and how they'd like to be contacted.
So people will only receive a message if the request matches what they have offered.


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Twitter GitHub LinkedInChefs in the Kitchen
Consuming Education vs Making Education
01/16/15
Shereef's metaphore of Kitchen vs. Restaurant culture really resonates with me. I'm happy to hear that DBC is more oriented towards the Kitchen side, that is, they encourage you to participate in your own educational experience and to take ownership of it. The Restaurant culture, in this metaphore, says that you are a consumer of a package deal. You paid for a service, and you get that service. This attitude seems to take for granted what education is really all about. It's when you really engage and discover on your own that real learning takes place.
My hope is that I can live up to the Kitchen culture professed in by Shereef in his video. I, like everyone probably, has a tendency to want their education handed to them as easily as a meal is in a Restaurant. But that attitude isn't good for me, and it certainly will not contrubute to a healthy learning environment for my cohorts. I hope that I can contribute to creating an environment where my cohorts are learning from me just as much as I know I will be learning from them.
I'm definitely digging the vibe I'm getting that DBC is going for a more holistic approach to education. In order to have a healthy mind, you've got to care of the body as well. Things like yoga, and the emotionally supportive environment at DBC should lead to amazing results in the creative and productive realms that our intellects will be delving into. I'm excited to see what this approach to eductation will yield.


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intro.Rmd
Often when we want to join two tables together, we don’t have unique ID to join by and have to use a column they have in common, often names. A lot of the time the data is entered manually so there might be typos in the names, or it might use a different format. For example, one might include prefixes or suffixes while the other might not. To do a normal join these columns would not match. The fuz.merge
package allows us to join tables based on approximate matches and provides other functions to facilitate this process to ensure matches are accurate.
The primary function of this package is fuzzy_match
fuzzy_match(table1, table2, by1, by2, method = "jw", cutoff = .1, join_type = "inner", sort = "desc")
The function implements fuzzy matching by calculating finding the closest match between tables where the distance between the two values is less than the specified cutoff.
The congress
data frame has information on 541 U.S. Congressmembers and was retrieved from data.world
The politwoops
data frame has 1852 observations of various public officials who are being tracked by Politwoops for deleting tweets and was retrieved from propublica.org
library(fuz.merge)
congress <- dplyr::select(congress, name, gender)
politwoops <- dplyr::select(politwoops, full_name, user_name, account_type)
congress$name <- scramble(congress$name, 2)
politwoops$full_name <- scramble(politwoops$full_name, 1)
congress[1:10,"name"]
#> [1] "aherroc Brown" "ckria Cantwell" "Btn Cardin"
#> [4] "Tom Carper" "Bop Caseys Jr." "Bob Cvrler"
#> [7] "Dianne Feinstein" "Orrin Hatch" "Amy ylobucsar"
#> [10] "Clairu MjCaskill"
politwoops[1:10,"full_name"]
#> # A tibble: 10 x 1
#> full_name
#> <chr>
#> 1 Matt Connolly
#> 2 Lisa Scheller
#> 3 Suspn Collins
#> 4 Woddy Thrasher
#> 5 Tom Tiffany
#> 6 Michael Opela
#> 7 Amanda Stuck
#> 8 Tsicia Zunker
#> 9 Jason Church
#> 10 Jessica King
The scramble function randomly changed characters for the names so we can test the fuzzy_match. First we want to use the clean() function on each dataset so we can minimize the differences between the two columns we are going to join by.
congress <- clean(congress, name, selected = ",", suffixes = T, prefixes = T)
congress[1:20,1]
#> [1] "aherroc Brown" "ckria Cantwell"
#> [3] "Btn Cardin" "Tom Carper"
#> [5] "Bop Caseys" "Bob Cvrler"
#> [7] "Dianne Feinstein" "Orrin Hatch"
#> [9] "Amy ylobucsar" "Clairu MjCaskill"
#> [11] "Bkb Mewendez" "Bill Nfmson (Florida)"
#> [13] "Bernie Sanders" "Debbie Sdxbenow"
#> [15] "Jon Tester" "Sheldom Whitevouse"
#> [17] "Johs Barrassy" "hogex Wicker"
#> [19] "Labar Alexdnder" "Thad Cochran"
So now we have removed the prefixes, suffixes and commas from each column of names.
df <- fuzzy_match(congress, politwoops, name, full_name, cutoff = .1,
join_type = "inner", sort = "desc")
df[1:15,]
#> name gender full_name match_vals
#> 1 Tom O'Halleran M Tom OeHalleran 0.0989010989010989
#> 2 Marsha Blackburn F Marlha Blackburn 0.0972222222222222
#> 3 nichael Benmet M Michael Bennet 0.0952380952380952
#> 4 nichael Benmet M Michael Bennet 0.0952380952380952
#> 5 nichael Benmet M Michael Bennet 0.0952380952380952
#> 6 nichael Benmet M Michael Bennet 0.0952380952380952
#> 7 qaney Hultgren M Randy Hultgren 0.0952380952380952
#> 8 Johnny Isqksoy M Johnny Iskkson 0.0952380952380952
#> 9 Top McClintobk M Tom McClintock 0.0952380952380952
#> 10 Betty McCallum F BettytMcCollum 0.0952380952380952
#> 11 xerry Mcmerney M Jerry McNerney 0.0952380952380952
#> 12 Glenn Thompsdn M Glenn Thompzon 0.0952380952380952
#> 13 Glenn Thompsdn M Glebn Thompson 0.0952380952380952
#> 14 Julea Bqownley F Julia Brownley 0.0952380952380952
#> 15 Julea Bqownley F Julia Brownley 0.0952380952380952
#> user_name account_type
#> 1 RepOHalleran official
#> 2 VoteMarsha campaign
#> 3 MichaelBennet campaign
#> 4 SenatorBennet official
#> 5 MichaelBennet campaign
#> 6 SenatorBennet official
#> 7 RepHultgren official
#> 8 SenatorIsakson official
#> 9 RepMcClintock official
#> 10 BettyMcCollum04 official
#> 11 RepMcNerney official
#> 12 GT_TeamGT campaign
#> 13 CongressmanGT official
#> 14 RepBrownley official
#> 15 JuliaBrownley campaign
Using the sort argument sorted the table in descending order of the match_vals column so the row at top is the least accurate. Looking at the by.x and by.y column, it’s clear that this is the correct merge. The probability of having a mismatch further down is low since the first row had the biggest string distance between the matching columns.


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Shane MacGowan will perform Fairytale of New York live on this week's Late Late Show
RTE will also pay a tribute to the Pogues singer, 61, with friends and family joining Shane in the studio
by Sam RobertsShane MacGowan will perform his classic Christmas hit Fairytale of New York on the Late Late Show this week, it has been revealed.
RTE will also pay a tribute to the Pogues singer, 61, with friends and family joining Shane in the studio to perform a number of other songs.
Host Ryan Tubridy said on last week's show: "What we Irish are very good at is making music, and next week it's our privilege to pay tribute to one of the very best, Shane MacGowan, musician, songwriter and front-man of The Pogues.
"Shane and a host of stars will take to the stage to perform Fairytale of New York, as well as many other gems.
"In the lead up to Christmas on The Late Late Show, it promises to be a session like no other!"
It comes after Shane's festive hit was branded "chav bilge" by a BBC radio presenter, who said the song should be banned from the radio.
The controversial comments from Alex Dyke about the Christmas hit by The Pogues were slammed online after he admitted he "no longer feels comfortable" with the song.
The 57-year-old shared a series of now-deleted tweets ranting about the song before hosting his show on Tuesday.
In the posts, he called the 1987 track an "offensive pile of downmarket chav bilge".
He wrote: "Radio, let's ban Fairytale Of New York this Christmas!
"'You're a slut on junk, you scumbag, cheap lousy faggot' - is this what we want our kids singing in the back of the car?
"It's an offensive pile of downmarket chav bilge. We can do better!"
He later reiterated his point while on air, saying: "I hope I'm not going to ruin your Christmas, but I've decided that I am no longer comfortable with playing Fairytale of New York by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl.
"I think Christmas songs should be about excited children, toys, Christmas trees, snowy streets, ski lodges, reindeer, wrapping paper, Santa, family, peace on earth and love.
"I just find The Pogues' Fairytale Of New York a nasty, nasty song.
"I think it should be banned, I really do, so I won't be playing this record on the radio of this Christmas."
He added that by not playing the song, he was "making a stand for the good of the people".
A BBC spokesperson said they wouldn't actually be banning the song on their stations.
They commented: "This was Alex's decision. There is no ban. We have a strict music policy that we expect to be followed."
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Managing Your Group
In what follows, we discuss how to plan and run your Study Group, and describe some possible event types. A few key points to begin with:
- Let the community lead. At every opportunity, ask the attendees what they'd like to see at a future event - and invite them to lead. The more people have a hand in designing and throwing events, the more diverse, useful and community-driven your Study Group will be.
- Plan a few months at a time. Choose a natural rhythm for your group - semesters, terms, or quarters - and try to sketch out a rough plan at the beginning of the period by asking for input from your community, and spreading ideas out.
- Communicate clearly. This means making sure all event listing and emails include time, place (with link to a map) and a short description of what the event is about, and reminding people a couple of times to come on out.
- Use your Code of Conduct. Your Code is there to make sure people feel welcome and are included; don't be afraid to emphasize it and enforce it when the need arises.
- Stick to it! It might take an event or two for people to tell their friends and word to spread; don't be discouraged if only a few people come to your first couple of events. Stick to it, and you'll have a thriving community soon enough.
Planning Events
Now that you have a team assembled and a few mailing lists in your community to help spread the word, it's time to start planning and throwing events! Here are a few ideas to keep things running as smoothly as possible.
Pace Yourself
Many Study Groups enjoy a ton of excitement and energy when they first get going - events happen every week, attendance is high, and lots of people step up to lead sessions. But, after burning hot and bright for a few months, it can get hard to find a steady stream of content to keep momentum going. Follow these steps to keep a steady pace that's easy to maintain and manage.
- Choose a natural rhythm for your community - terms, semesters, or quarters.
- Do a big advertising push at the beginning of each of these periods, letting people know about Study Group, and asking them what sessions they'd like to see or lead. Here are two template emails and surveys to send out: an an initial push, and a reminder & request for session leaders.
- Take the most popular suggestions from your advertising push, and spread them out evenly over the term, one every two weeks.
- In the free weeks, book events like coworking sessions, or other ideas that come up through the term.
- Throw in a hacky hour once a month.
- End the period with a get together for the whole community, to thank them for participating and ask them what they'd like to do next term; this can be as simple as another hacky hour, with a particularly loud advertising push. Also take this opportunity to discuss with the organizing team what worked this term, and what needs improvement.
Communicating Events
Nobody will come to your events if you don't let people know about them! Follow these steps to effectively communicate about each individual event.
- As early as possible and at least one week in advance, list your event on your website. Detailed instructions are in the README.md in your repo - basically, make an issue that includes the time, date, place (with a map), topic, and preparation instructions, and add a listing on your website.
- Focus on the issue tracker. There can be a lot of links and information for an event - location, lesson notes, examples to download - stay organized by putting all the relevant information in the first post for the issue in the issue tracker, and direct all attention to this issue in subsequent communications.
- At the start of the week, send a reminder email to all the mailing lists you have access to, pointing out the events happening that week (remember to include links to the issues describing the events, as well as a link to your Code of Conduct, and tell people to bring their friends!).
- The morning of the event, comment on the issue describing the event - even a simple 'Looking forward to this today!' is enough, since that will send a notification to everyone watching your repo.
- Consider webcasting your demos, so people can participate remotely. The easiest way to go about this is using Google Hangouts on Air, which directly streams your webcast to YouTube.
Also, don't forget to ask people to watch your github repo - that way, they'll get updates about everything your Study Group is doing.
Reporting Back
By starting a Study Group, you are joining a worldwide community of like-minded folks, trying to bring their local communities together. The next step, is to help plug your Study Group into the rest of this worldwide network by taking a few simple steps:
- Ask your demo leaders to post their notes in their own GitHub repo. Then, send us an email so we can add that lesson to our collection of lessons from around the world. Of course, this collection flows both ways - feel free to grab lessons from here to deliver at your own group! Also, add a link to the notes repo to the issue created for the corresponding event, and add a stub in your '/lessons' directory in your main Study Group repo.
- Let us know about your webcasts by opening an issue in the lessons repo. We'll add it to the playlist for everyone to see.
- Get in touch with the Science Lab by emailing us, and letting us know what you're up to - we'd love to schedule a monthly catch-up video call with you, to find out what you're up to and answer any questions you may have.
- Join in the Study Group Leader's Call: once a month, we'll be hosting a google hangout for Study Group organizers to share what they've been up to and trade ideas for events and strategies; get in touch with the Science Lab above, and we'll send you the details to join in.
A note on Licensing
In order to share our lesson notes and webcasts most effectively, it's important to license them correctly. The easiest way to do this for a lesson on GitHub is to include a CC-0 or CC-BY license in a file called LICENSE in the repository; if the repository is mostly example code, consider an MIT license. Other open licenses are acceptable, but these are the simplest, and in our opinion, the most effective.
For webcasts on YouTube, it's best if the speaker records & distributes their own webcast on their own YouTube channel. If you want to record webcasts of others on your own channel, you will need the presenter to sign a recording release form, which the Science Lab can help you with. Never distribute a recording of another person without their written consent.
You're good to go!
After working through the setup and planning in the last two chapters, you are all set to start running a Mozilla Study Group! Remember, this group is for your community - always feel free to remix, reimagine and reinvent anything you like in order to make Study Group what your community wants it to be. The only rule is to always try to include as many different people as possible. Remember to email us as you get started, and never hesitate to make suggestions or ask for help; we look forward to hearing from you!
In the appendices of this Handbook, you'll find a list of event ideas, and a collection of links to lessons you can reuse in your own Study Group; as always, please feel free to suggest additions and new ideas!


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This is just my opinion but blah blah blah. I like to write reactions to TV episodes, which are, basically, my short form reviews. It is easy to share them across outside social media platforms and link people back to Essential TV.
This is just my opinion but blah blah blah. I like to write reactions to TV episodes, which are, basically, my short form reviews. It is easy to share them across outside social media platforms and link people back to Essential TV.
This is just my opinion but blah blah blah. I like to write reactions to TV episodes, which are, basically, my short form reviews. It is easy to share them across outside social media platforms and link people back to Essential TV.
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"You know nothing, Jon Snow."
- Ygritte
"You know nothing, Jon Snow. You know nothing, Jon Snow. You know nothing, Jon Snow. You know nothing, Jon Snow. You know nothing, Jon Snow."


MyDiPy’s documentation¶
A package implementing runtime type-checking and multiple-dispatch method overloading for Python 3+ relying upon PEP 484 annotation.
- This functionality is built around the OverloadObject class which provides:
Automatic or manual (with the @overload decorator) overloading of methods
The @inherit decorator for specifying specific method inheritance (allowing specific overloads to be inherited)
A framework for type-casting of objects
In combination, these tools provide a framework for taking advantage of the conveniences of typed languages when desired while still allowing for the inherent flexibility of Python’s duck-typed system.
The system was designed to minimize runtime performance by pre-calculating function signatures when first defined and utilizing a custom binding function to identify whether the arguments match the type annotations. This is true multiple-dispatch generic functions as opposed to the builtin @functools.singledispatch.
Notes: * Dispatch is greedy, in that it will execute the first function which can be succesfully bound to the arguments. It also considers un-typed arguments to be equivalent to Any, making it match any argument. * This was developed as a proof-of-concept over a couple of weekends for fun. It has been tested on Python 3.6.9 and should generally work for Python 3.
Examples¶
At a high-level, MyDiPy lets you seamlessly implement type checking, method overloading, inheritance, and multiple dispatch all by inheriting from an instance of OverloadObject (or the TypedMeta MetaClass).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 | >>> from mydipy import OverloadObject, overload, inherit
>>>
>>> # Create an overloadable parent class
>>> class A(OverloadObject):
... def test(self, val: int) -> int:
... return -1*val
...
... def test(self, val: int) -> str:
... return "VALUE: -"+str(val)
...
>>> # In this class we set `auto_overload=False` so you need the @overload decorator
>>> class B(OverloadObject, auto_overload=False):
... @overload
... def test(self, val: str) -> str:
... return "B="+self.str
...
... @overload
... def test(self, val: int) -> str:
... return "B="+str(int)
...
... @overload
... def test(self, val):
... raise ValueError()
...
>>> # Now let's inherit from A and B and see what happens
>>> class C(A,B,auto_overload=True):
...
... def test(self, val: int) -> int:
... return -val*5
...
... # Here we want to go to Class A for any calls where val is an int and we want a str returned
... @inherit(A)
... def test(self, val: int) -> str: ...
...
... # Similarly we want to go to Class B for anything where val is a str
... @inherit(B)
... def test(self, val: str): ...
...
>>> ex = C()
>>> print(ex.test(1))
-5
>>> print(ex.test(1,_returns=str))
VALUE: -1
>>> print(ex.test('test'))
B=test
|
Furthermore, there is a basic casting system built into MyDiPy (this is in the early stages):
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 | >>> from mydipy import OverloadObject, cast, to, inherit
>>>
>>> class Currency(OverloadObject):
... """Generic parent Currency Class"""
... exchange_ratio = 0.0
... prefix = ''
...
... def __init__(self, value : float):
... # Value of our currency
... self.value = value
...
... def __str__(self):
... # Pretty form
... return self.prefix + str(self.value)
...
>>> class Dollar(Currency):
... """Dollar currency. Use this as the basis for all exchanges"""
... exchange_ratio = 1.0
... prefix = '$'
...
... # Let's convert this currency back into dollars so we can do exchanges
... def __cast__(self) -> Currency:
... return Dollar(self.value * self.exchange_ratio)
... # This will mean we will automatically use __str__, __int__, and __nonzero__ to convert to str, int, and bool respectively
... @inherit
... def __cast__(self): ...
...
... def __add__(self, oth : Currency) -> Currency:
... # Convert both to Dollars to do addition
... if type(oth) != Dollar:
... oth = cast(Dollar,oth)
... if type(self) != Dollar:
... me = cast(Dollar,self)
... else:
... me = self
... return Dollar(me.value * oth.value)
...
>>> class Euro(Dollar):
... exchange_ratio = 1.21
... prefix = '€'
...
>>> # Define some amount of dollars and euros
>>> a = Dollar(5)
>>> b = Euro(3)
>>> # The next two are equivalent!
>>> print(cast(Dollar,b))
$3.63
>>> print(b -to>> Dollar)
$3.63
>>> # Automatically unit convert for addition
>>> print(a+b)
$18.15
|
To enable casting, simply define __cast__(self) -> <Output Type> magic methods to your classes. Optionally, you may want to @inherit(OverloadObject) for __cast__(self) at the end in order to get automatic casting to str, int, and bool via the normal Python magic methods.
Known Issues/Feature Requests¶
Proper handling of arrays and types
Proper handling of *args and **kwargs
Automatic type casting of objects in method parameters when no other definition matches
Indices and tables¶
-
class
mydipy.
OverloadFunction
(func)¶ A decorator class allowing functions to be overloaded.
Example
>>> @OverloadFunction ... def test(a: str): ... return 'String' ... >>> @test.overload ... def test(a: int): ... return 'Integer'
-
overload
(func)¶ Add another overload definition to the current function
- Parameters
func – A function to append to the overload list
- Returns
The combined function with multiple dispatch
-
-
class
mydipy.
OverloadObject
¶ An object allowing multiply defined functions to be overloaded
You should generally inherit from this object if you want to have overloading and multiple dispatch, as well as support for targeted inheritance and casting as provided by other parts of this module.
- Parameters
auto_overload – whether to automatically overload (true) or only when the @overload decorator is used. Default True
Example
>>> class A(OverloadObject): ... def test(self, val: str) -> str: ... return "Value="+self.str ... ... def test(self, val: int) -> int: ... return -val ... ... def test(self, val): ... raise ValueError() ... >>> ex = A() >>> print(ex.test(1)) -1 >>> print(ex.test(1,_returns=str)) Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ValueError >>> print(ex.test('test')) Value=test
-
exception
mydipy.
TypeCheckError
¶
-
class
mydipy.
TypedMeta
(name, bases, namespace, **kwds)¶ A metaclass where function my be overloaded and executed with multiple dispatch.
Generally one should inherit from OverloadObject unless there is a specific reason for not doing so (e.g., not having casting functionality)
- Parameters
auto_overload – When inheriting from this metaclass, the
Example
>>> class Example(metaclass=TypedMeta): ... def a(self, val : int) -> str: ... return 'int' ... def a(self, val : str) -> str: ... return 'str' ... >>> ex = Example() >>> print(ex.a('test')) str >>> print(ex.a(1)) int
-
mydipy.
cast
(cls, obj)¶ Cast an object to a desired type via the __cast__ magic method.
The format of cast is identical to MyPy’s cast function and should be compatible. If the object is already of the correct class, it is passed through.
There is a mirror-image function to which also casts. It has an infix for -to>>
- Therefore, all three of these formats are identical:
cast(str,5.1) == to(5.1,str) == (5.1 -to>> str) == ‘5.1’
While the -to>> format is easy to read, be careful as subtraction and bitshift operators are in the middle of operator precedence. If using the infix, always use parentheses!
- Parameters
cls (
Type
) – Type to cast toobj – An object to be cast
- Returns
The object cast to the target class
- Raises
TypeError – If the class cannot be converted automatically
Example
>>> a = OverloadObject() >>> cast(str, a) == str(a) True >>> cast(str, a) == a.__str__() True
-
mydipy.
inherit
(*args, errors=<class 'NotImplementedError'>)¶ A decorator which automatically wraps the underlying function and instead calls a parent class The body of the wrapped function is entirely ignored. Annotations of the parent class will be applied to the wrapped function unless they are otherwise defined
These functions are mostly useless until you start working with the Typed
- Parameters
cls – The parent class to inherit the function implementation from
errors – An error or Tuple of errors which will, if encountered, cause the search to skip that method and continue
Example
A basic example of a class inheriting a method from a different class
>>> class Parent: ... def test(self,value): ... return value + ">Parent" ... >>> class Child(Parent): ... @inherit ... def test(self,value): ... >>> obj = Child() >>> obj.test("Child") Child>Parent
It is also possible to write Child as: >>> class Child: … @inherit(Parent) … def test(self,value): …
Which is functionally identical for the method test while no other methods from Parent would be inherited. This is generally not recommended, but if your class inherits from multiple classes it may be useful to specify which one to inherit from.
- Raises
TypeError – If cls is not a class
NotImplementedError – When the @inherit decorated function is called and no method can be found
Todo
Handle annotations
-
mydipy.
no_type_check
(obj)¶ A decorator which explicitly marks a class or method to NOT be type checked.
When used to decorate a class, all annotated methods will not be type checked unless decorated with @type_check. Note that this is the default behavior, but allows for consistency with @typing.no_type_check.
When used on methods inside a @type_check class, @no_type_check decorated methods will NOT be type checked.
Note
The innermost application of @type_check or @no_type_check will persist. Therefore, given:
>>> @type_check >>> class c: >>> def f1(self): ... >>> >>> @no_type_check >>> def f2(self): ...
method f1 will be type checked while method f2 will not be type checked. This behavior means that given:
>>> @type_check >>> @no_type_check >>> def f3(self): ...
f3 will not be type checked. This is the intended behavior.
-
mydipy.
overload
(func)¶ Overload decorator for class methods where auto_overload=False.
If using this, use @overload for every entry for any methods which are multiply defined.
- Parameters
func – A function to make overloadable (or to append to an existing overload)
- Returns
The same function with type checking and overloading enabled
Example
The following two classes are functionaliy identical and highlights the usage of this decorator:
>>> class ExampleAutoOverload(metaclass=TypedMeta): >>> def a(self, val : int) -> str: >>> return 'int' >>> def a(self, val : str) -> str: >>> return 'str' >>> >>> class ExampleWithDecorator(metaclass=TypedMeta,auto_overload=False): >>> @overload >>> def a(self, val : int) -> str: >>> return 'int' >>> @overload >>> def a(self, val : str) -> str: >>> return 'str'
-
mydipy.
type_check
(obj)¶ A decorator which wraps a function or class to enforce type checking. Type checking is matched against typing annotations in Python 3 as defined by PEP 484. No other annotations are allowed with @type_check (but seriously, does anyone use them for anything else?).
The decorated function/class must have typing annotations when decorated or it will be returned unwrapped.
When used to decorate a class, all annotated methods will be type checked unless decorated with @no_type_check.
Examples
An example on applying to a specific function (or class method)
>>> @type_check >>> def typed_function(a: int) -> int: ... return a ... >>> typed_function(1) 1 >>> typed_function("string") TypeCheckError: type mismatch for argument 'a'. Got <class 'str'>, needed "<class 'int'>"
- Raises
TypeCheckError – If there is a mismatch between a typed parameter and a passed argument when the function is called
TypeCheckError – If, when the function is called with a named _returns argument, that argument is not a subclass of the function’s annotated return type. Note that the type of the actual return value is NOT checked.
Note
Functions/methods decorated with @type_check accept an optional named argument _returns which can be used to specify the return type. Note that only the annotation of the return value is checked, the return value is not checked at runtime (we trust the implementation will return what was promised). As such, it is best practice to specify a single and specific return type for a function instead of a more general or Union type. Use @overload to define multiple methods with single return types whenever possible.
Functions/methods used with @type_check should not have any parameters named _returns.


The Growth Stages screen for Dry Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) is displayed below showing the parameters for the Generic variety. Please see the Growth Stages Example topic for a general description of the growth stages screen.
There are fourteen growth stages for dry beans. According to the "Dry Bean Production & Pest Management Bulletin 562A", there are four developmental stages in Dry Beans. Stage I is the first part of the vegetative phase and includes germination, emergence and the early part of vegetative growth. Stage II occurs in the latter half of the vegetative phase from the emergence of the third trifoliate leaf to the first flower opening. Stage III is in the first part of the reproductive phase of the life cycle. While in Stage III, the plant progresses from the first flower to mid pod set. The last stage, Stage IV completes the reproductive phase of plant growth and occurs from the beginning of filling of the first-formed pods to maturity and ready for harvest.
Vegetative:
Seeding to Emergence E) - the seedling emerges through the soil and the hypocotyl appears.
E to Cotyledonary Leaves (VC) - there are two cotyledons above ground at the first node and two primary, unifoliate leaves are unfolded at node 2.
VC to 1st Trifoliate Leaf (V1) - the first trifoliate leaf has unfolded at node 3.
V1 to 2nd Trifoliate Leaf (V2) - the second trifoliate leaf has unfolded at node 4.
V2 to 3rd Trifoliate Leaf (V3) - the third trifoliate leaf has unfolded at node 5.
V3 to 4th Trifoliate Leaf (V4) - the fourth trifoliate leaf has unfolded at node 6. Branches develop and vegetative growth progresses rapidly.
Reproductive:
V4 to Bloom (R1) - there is one open flower.
R1 to Mid-Full Flower (R2) - 50% of the flowers are open.
R2 to Early Pod Set (R3/VN) - one pod has reached maximum length. The Early Pod Set R3 stage is also the VN stage when the last trifoliate leaf is produced. Leaves continue to be added until the R3/VN stage.
R3 to Mid Pod Set (R4) - 50% of the pods are at maximum length.
R4 to Early Seed Fill (R5) - one pod has fully developed seeds.
R5 to Mid Seed Fill (R6) - 50% of the pods contain fully developed seeds.
R6 to Maturity (R7) - one pod has changed color to a mature color such as yellow, tan, purple or even striped. This indicates physiological maturity.
R7 to Harvest Ready (R8) - the plant is ready to be harvested; 80% of the pods have changed to the mature color.
The Back... button will take you back to the previous screen .
The Help... button opens a screen displaying help for this screen.
The Variety drop down list displays the available selections of Dry Bean types and varieties. Two types of dry beans based on growth habit are included and they are Bush or Vine types. There are four selections based on time to Maturity and include Early Maturity (E, 85-95 days), Medium Maturity (also Generic in this listing) (M, 90-94 days), Full Season (F, 95-99 days) and Late Maturity (L, 100 or more days). Quite a few varieties are listed with these Maturity designations and an additional one relating to growth habit. The growth habits include: V (vine), SU (semi-upright), U (upright) and B (Bush).
The Run... button executes the program with the selections that have been chosen.
The Reset button sets all the values in the columns back to their original, default values.
Links to the Phenology Diagram and the Developmental Sequence for Dry Beans.


CL reportedly parts ways with YG Entertainment
by germainejCL has reportedly parted ways with YG Entertainment.
On November 7, Sports Today reported the former 2NE1 member did not renew her contract with YG Entertainment after negotiations.
CL debuted as a member of 2NE1 under YG Entertainment in 2009, and the group released a number of hits until their disbandment in 2016. CL then re-signed with YG Entertainment to continue as a solo artist and signed with American label School Boy Records, whose parent company is Universal Music Group.
Fans have been waiting as her last release under YGE was 2NE1's special digital single "Goodbye" in January of 2017 though she did make appearances on JTBC's 'MIXNINE' and tvN's 'Livin' the Double Life'.
Stay tuned for updates and confirmation about CL's contract with YGE.
Update: YG Entertainment has stated the label and CL are currently discussing her contract renewal.


Mr. Editor, -- In the haste of my remarks last week, I briefly referred to the proceedings of the first three evenings of the discussion, but necessarily omitted several interesting features which I wish now to notice. The last paragraph of my communication which was inserted as the paper was going to press, stated, that the discussion closed on Friday night ; but for want of time and room in your columns, my sketches of the last two evenings were reserved till this week. XXTITLEANDNAME spent much of the second and third evenings in reading from a Mormon pamphlet, containing a history of the rise of their church, of XXLASTNAME's finding the plates and translating the XXBOOKOFMORMON, and the testimony of the eleven witnesses, who say they saw and handled the plates, three of whom vouch for the correct ness of the translation. All this the doc tor pronounced a humbug, and all pre tension to revelatio.is or miracles in this age, blasphemy! This was sufficient, he said, to fix upon Mormonism his charges of lying, fraud, and blasphemy. This he relied on as one of his strong holds, and often referred to it, though he brought no scripture to prove his assertion. On the third night elder XXLASTNAME answered it as follows: He thanked the doctor for introducing the narrative and the testimony of the witnesses, etc, as it saved him the trouble. The whole he said was correct and true, but why it was introduced at this stage of the discussion in proof of the charges, ho could not imagine. If the ground the doctor assumed be conceded, it of course fixed upon Mormonism the charges of lying and fraud, but that was the contested point which remained to be proved, and his assumptions were not arguments. Here the XXTITLEANDNAME T. Taylor, chairman, and many of the audience made themselves ridiculous by calling aloud for his proof in its favor. XXTITLEANDNAME replied, it was already proved if they would admit the power of testimony. No court of justice could re quire more than eleven positive witnesses to convict a man or establish any fact. Their testimony must be impeached and proved false, before the Dr.'s charge can be fixed upon them. The Dr. contended that they were interested witnesses and therefore not to be believed. XXTITLEANDNAME contended that if worldly interests were in view instead of honour, they had received calumny and detraction, -- instead of wealth and influence, stripes and imprisonment; but if eternal interests were before them, he said no consistant man could be a disinterested witness of the things of God, none could say the eight writers of the New Testament -- on whose authority we believe that book -- were not interested in the things to which they affirm. XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME referred to four or five prophecies in the bible, as parallel testimony in favor of the XXBOOKOFMORMON, and his reasoning on them was very plausible. Father Taylor called him to order once, because he thought he had made a wrong application of one of the prophecies: the merits of his argument not bring a point of order, XXTITLEANDNAME very significantly replied, he would discuss the subject with the chairman when he had done with his present antagonist. But the chairman became so interested that he forgot that XXTITLEANDNAME had spoken three times, and XXTITLEANDNAME twice, and was very anxious to adjourn; but after several remonstrances from, different parts of the house, he put on his thinking cap, and concluded that XXTITLEANDNAME was entitled to another speech; but as it was late XXTITLEANDNAME said that he should detain them but a few moments, and give in the rest of his time, which he did, and the meeting adjourned. Previous to the adjournment, however, Father Tavlor resigned the chair, because the audience were disposed to be noisy, and some thought him partial, but he was forthwith re-elected, and on Thursday evening he again took the chair. XXTITLEANDNAME's chief effort the first part of the evening, was to impeach the character of XXLASTNAME and the Mormon witnesses; for this purpose, he read from an old pamphlet what appeared to be a certificate from some twenty or thirty citizens of the state of XXSTATE, representing XXLASTNAME and XXLASTNAME's family as being money diggers, superstitious and visionary, and that they had no confidence in their pretended discoveries. He also read a long letter which he said was from a XXTITLEANDNAME, the printer of the first edition of the XXBOOKOFMORMON. The letter stated that neither he, nor the hands in the office, believed a word of the book, that they tried XXLASTNAME by pre tending to lose one of the sheets, and got XXLASTNAME to translate it over again, and that afterwards, they compared the two together, and they did not agree. The letter also gave an account of several failures by the Mormon elders, in their attempts to work miracles, etc, the principle of which was as follows: -- One of their accomplices went before, and called upon a farmer, was sick, and pretended to die ; soon after, two Mormon elders came along, and proposed trying their skill in raising him. The farmer called in the neighbors to wit ness it, but he asked them if they could raise a man that was beheaded; they answered, yes; then said the farmer, seizing his axe, I will cut of his head, that the miracle may be the more apparent, and the proof more convincing. But the dead man declining the operation, sprang up on his feet without their aid. This was the amount of testimony by which the Mormon witnesses were impeached. In the reply, XXTITLEANDNAME said, the certificate from the citizens of XXSTATE was not half as bad as the priests and pharisees entertained of Christ and his apostles ; that Christ told them that they should be hated of all nations, and Paul says, "..."
 -- The servants of God were always visionary ; Stephen was stoned for seeing a vision ; forty men bound themselves with an oath, not to eat or drink till they had killed Paul, because he said he had seen a vision and heard a voice. If XXTITLEANDNAME dug for money, he considered it was a more honourable way of getting it than taking it from the widow and the orphan; but a few lazy hireling priests of this age, would dig either for money or potatoes. This, of course, made Father Taylor take his toes again. Tucker's letter he pronounced wholly a farce; it bore marks of forgery or falsehood in every sentence: -- first, E. B. Grandin was the printer of the first edition of this book, as the title page showed for itself, and if Tucker, or any one else had pretended to lose and yet retained a portion of it, let it be produced ; why is it kept secret this twelve years and no one know any thing about it till now ? As to the story of the dead man, it proved too much. He was either dead, or the farmer and his neighbors were all fools. Who Was the farmer? Who where the neighbors ? What was the dead man's name, and that of the preachers? Where and when was it done? On all these subjects we are left to our own conjectures. XXLASTNAME further said, if such men as Tucker or the farmer existed, tell us where and who they are ; I will furnish the money to bring them here, and we will have this matter settled, and I will pay XXTITLEANDNAME's expenses till it can be done. XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME closed, the burst of applause from the audience plainly admonished the doctor to pull on another string ; accordingly, in his best speech, he left his "..." and appealed to elder XXLASTNAME for a sign, and a miracle he would have ; he brought all his powerful oratory to bear in his demand lor a miracle, and many of the good christians of this age, especially the Millerites and Father Taylor, joined in the general cry of "..." and if you dont give us a sign, said the doctor, we shall consider you guilty of all the charges brought against you and your people. The doctor then made a most hypo critical appeal to elder XXLASTNAME, telling him, if he would work a miracle to convince him, he would forthwith kneel and receive a blessing at his hands ; he then with all his eloquence endeavored to work upon the passions of the audience, and get them to join in one universal cry for "..." and so drown the voice of elder XXLASTNAME. As soon as XXTITLEANDNAME took his seat, up jumped Father Taylor, and delivered a short speech in favor of the doctor, and said "..." of XXTITLEANDNAME ; in fact, to judge from appearances, the chairman seemed as much interested in the issue of the discussion as the doctor himself, as every candid man or woman present must admit. XXTITLEANDNAME then rose in the midst of the clamour, and appeared as calm as a summer evening. Joy seemed to beam forth from his countenance ; the terrible appeal of XXTITLEANDNAME, and the XXTITLEANDNAMEXTITLEANDNAME, had not caused him to lose any of his usual vivacity. He calmly asked the audience if they would hear his answer to the doctor, and he solemnly told the people, if it appeared in conclusion, that the doctor had demanded the sign on the New Testament ground, he pledged himself to give them the sign before the debate closed. This satisfied all reasonable people, that were present, but some of the Millerites together with Father Taylor and the doctor, still joined in the cry of "..." XXTITLEANDNAME then quoted from Solomon, -where he says, "..." And now, said elder XXLASTNAME, we will soon know how many fools we have present on this occasion. This last sarcastic appeal brought the doctor and Father Taylor to order, but some of the Millerites, and religious bigots that were entirely lost to reason and common sense, still called loudly for the "..." XXLASTNAME then told them, that as they expected Christ to come in XXYEAR, he hoped they would manifest a little patience, and if their doctrine (that is the doctrine of the Millerites) be true, the XXLDS could not do much more harm ; and if Millerism was true, they, the Saints, would be all burnt up in XXYEAR. XXLASTNAME's keen sarcasm soon brought them to their reason, and he was then permitted to go on in peace, and the way he brought scripture to bear on the subject of signs, was a caution. He clearly proved that signs were not given to convince unbelievers, but that Jesus said these signs shall follow them that believe, not go before to convince unbelievers, in proof of which he quoted Mark, 16th chapter, XXNUMBER, XXNUMBER, I8th verses. He then said, if the New Testament was true, a wicked and an adulterous gene ration seek after a sign, and that the spirit of sign-seeking was an adulterous spirit, that had its origin in hell, and was brought forth in the days of Christ by the Devil, and long-robed reverend priests ; for, said XXLASTNAME, the Devil wanted "..." to cast himself down from the pinacle of the temple, and turn stones into bread, and the priests and scribes wanted a sign, and told Jesus if he was the Christ, to save himself and come down from the cross, and they would believe on him. -- Herod also wanted a sign, but, said XXLASTNAME, my Lord and master refused to give his Sa tanic majesty, the scribes and pharisees, together with the long robed priests, and infidel Herod, a sign; so, said he, do I refuse on bible ground, to give a sign to doctor West, who has laid his unholy infidel hands on the book of God, and made its glorious promises of no effect, through his vain traditions. Just at this moment up jumped old Father Taylor, and said, XXTITLEANDNAME is too hard on the doctor, but it was no go ; XXLASTNAME was not to be put down, for he poured in such a torrent of testimony from the bible, that it was apparent to all present that he had taken bible ground. He took the bible in his hand, and turned deliberately round to the doctor, and said, now, sir, if you will show me one single passage in the New- Testament where any apostle of Christ ever worked a miracle, to convince an infidel or a set of ungodly unbelievers, I will do the same sign or miracle forth with. On this Father Taylor could stand it no longer ; he sprung to his feet, and said he, "..." "..." said hundreds in all parts of the house, "..." The doctor failing to find where the apostle ever worked a miracle to convince unbelievers, they could not demand the sign of elder XXLASTNAME on bible ground. The meeting then adjourned until Friday evening. On Friday evening, the first item was to elect a new chairman. After various movements, it was agreed that XXTITLEANDNAME P. Oaks, XXTITLEANDNAME's secretary, XXLDS ; and when he came to read the misquotations and falsehoods contained in said pamphlet, it made 'Joshua turn rather pale -- and the celebrated doctor looked something as the man spoken of in the parable, not having on the wedding garment. XXTITLEANDNAME then stated, that a liar was not to be believed when he spoke the truth, and of course, a book full of contradictions, misquotations, and falsehoods, could not be received as evidence. He then said that the whole of the doctor's argument rested on the miracle. The doctor then gave up every thing else, and rested on the miracle, and wished an adjournment until Saturday evening, to allow him time to find his miracle -- but this was no go with the audience, for XXTITLEANDNAME told them to have it settled then, "..." and the people would have it settled on the spot. It was then moved and carried, that each speaker be allow ed fifteen minutes. The doctor then arose, and by the assistance of the XXTITLEANDNAMEXSCRIP. Himes, brought forth the case of Ananias and Sapphira, as a case exactly to the point. I his brought a universal burst of laughter, from almost the whole audience. This was the top stone of the doctor's folly; after this, he lost all command of himself, and sat down in confusion, if not disgrace. He could not even murder through his fifteen minutes. XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME then arose and closed the discussion, by pouring another torrent of scripture testimony in upon the XXTITLEANDNAME, and fully cleared the doctrines and principles of the Latter-day- Saints of implied madness, blasphemy, lying, fraud, treason, and murder. He came off in flying colours "..." and I have no hesitation in saying that the discussion has gained the XXLDS many hundred friends in XXCITY and vicinity, as the large and very respectable congregations that attend to hear XXTITLEANDNAME's lecture at the Boylston Hall fully prove. His audience since the discussion, will number from XXNUMBER,XXNUMBER to XXNUMBER,XXNUMBER. On the other hand, XXTITLEANDNAME is lecturing against him "..." sometimes not having fifty people present. I would just say by way of conclusion, that XXTITLEANDNAME, the chairman of the last evening, deserves great credit for the impartial manner he acted in regard to the two speakers. At the close, XXTITLEANDNAME (having freed himself of the doctrine he advocates from the charges alleged by XXTITLEANDNAME) again challenged the doctor to meet him on the real point at issue, viz: the doctrine of the XXLDS, and discuss it before the public, the bible to be the standard of evidence. XXTITLEANDNAME the chairman, then told the people that XXTITLEANDNAME refused to meet XXTITLEANDNAME. The meeting was dismissed, so the matter ended; and XXTITLEANDNAME "..."  Will none of our learned ministers of XXCITY meet elder XXLASTNAME, and discuss the doctrine of the XXLDS -- the bible being the standard of evidence? I hope they will come out with their strong reasons, for the "..." are baptizing almost daily, and thousands are beginning to search into these things, and if our priests do not come out with their "..."


Today we’ll be creating a guessing number game in Python that you can run in your terminal. Open up your favorite text editor and let’s begin!
To start, we’ll need to import random
as the random module will let us generate a random number for the user to guess.
Then, we’ll set three variables:
numberofGuesses
: set to 0 - contains how many guesses the user takesnumber
: to generate the random numbername
: set to raw_input
to get user’s nameThe number
variable will be set to random.randint(1,50)
. This assigns the variable to a random integer between 1 and 50. You may change the range
if you wish.
Here’s what our code should look like so far:
import random
numberofGuesses = 0
number = random.randint(1,50)
name = raw_input("Hello! What is your name? ")
Now, let’s print a message to the user asking to guess a number between 1 and 50. After that, we can run more raw_inputs
as guesses and calculate whether the guess was too high or low in a while loop with if statements.
Our while loop will run the functions in it until a certain number of guesses. In this case the while loop will be set to while numberofGuesses < 8:
.
In the while loop, we can do the following:
guess
variable to raw_input
for the guess
guess
input into an integer1
) to the variable of numberofGuesses
guessesLeft
variable to 8 - numberofGuesses
if
statements to see if guess is larger or smaller than number
guessesLeft
to a string and print out if number is to low/highguess===number
, which breaks the loop if true and prints out that you guessed the number in numberofGuesses
triesguess!=number
(not equal), which prints out the number
that the computer generated as the user did not guess it within 8 triesThat may seem like a lot - and it is!
import random
numberofGuesses = 0
number = random.randint(1,50)
name = raw_input("Hello! What is your name? ")
print(name + ", I am thinking of a whole number between 1 and 50. Can you guess what it is?")
while numberofGuesses < 8:
guess = raw_input("Take a guess ")
guess = int(guess)
numberofGuesses = numberofGuesses + 1;
guessesLeft = 8 - numberofGuesses;
if guess < number:
guessesLeft=str(guessesLeft)
print("Your guess is too low! You have " + guessesLeft + " guesses left")
if guess > number:
guessesLeft=str(guessesLeft)
print("Your guess is too high! You have " + guessesLeft + " guesses left")
if guess==number:
break
if guess==number:
numberofGuesses=str(numberofGuesses)
print("Good job! You guessed the number in " + numberofGuesses + " tries :)")
if guess!=number:
number=str(number)
print("Sorry. The number I was thinking of was " + number + " :)")
Take note that when we want to either use the number in code our print it out, we need to convert it. First, we convert it to an integer (int(guess)
). In the same way, when we want to print out a number, we make sure it is converted to a string (str(number)
).


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Kozhikode, also known as Calicut, is an Indian city, second-largest urban agglomeration in the State of Kerala and 19th largest in the country with a population of 2 million according to 2011 census.During classical antiquity and the Middle Ages, Kozhikode was dubbed the City of Spices for its role as the major trading point of Indian spices is a coastal city in the south Indian state of Kerala. It was a significant spice trade center and is close to Kappad Beach, where Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama landed in 1498.
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>From The Desk of Mr.Haitham Sharaff. Manager National Bank of Abu Dhabi Dubai Unted Arab Emirate (U.A.E<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am Mr.Haitham Yousuf Branch Manager National Bank of Abu Dhabi), I have urgent and very confidential business proposition for you. A British Oil consultant and contractor with the Kruger Gold Company, Mr.Remond Beck made a numbered time (Fixed) Deposit for twelve calendar months, valued at US$12,000,000.00 (Twelve Million United State Dollars ) in my branch. Upon maturity, I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers, the Kruger Gold Company that Mr. Raymond Beck died in a plane crash along with his wife Mr. and Mrs. Remond Beck died in a plan crash along with his wife in Egypt Air Flight 990, 1999 air crash (for more information about this crash and person you can contact this website: http://www.s-t.com/daily/11-99/11-02-99/d08ho174.htm Since we got this information about his death and on further investigation, I found out that he died without making a WILL, and all attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless. I therefore made further investigation and discovered that Mr. Remond Beck did not declare any kin or relations in all his official documents, including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank. This sum of US$12,000,000.00 is still sitting in my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. No one will ever come forward to claim it. According to Laws of United Arab Emirates, at the expiration of 7 (seven) years, the money will revert to the ownership of the (U.A.E) Government if nobody applies to claim the fund. Consequently, my proposal is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand in as the next of kin to Mr. Remond Beck so that the fruits of this old man's labor will not get into the hands of some corrupt government officials. This is simple, I will like you to provide immediately your full names and address so that the attorney will prepare the necessary documents and affidavits that will put you in place as the next of kin. We shall employ the services of an attorney for drafting and notarization of the WILL and to obtain the necessary documents and letter of probate/ administration in your favor for the transfer. A bank account in any part of the world that you will provide will then facilitate the transfer of this money to you as the beneficiary/next of kin. The money will be paid into your account for us to share in the ratio of 60% for me and 40% for you. There is no risk at all as all the paperwork for this transaction will be done by the attorney and my position as the Branch Manager guarantees the successful execution of this transaction. If you are interested, please reply immediately via the private email address above. Upon your response, I shall then provide you with more details and relevant documents that will help you understand the transaction. Please send me your confidential telephone and fax numbers for easy communication. Please observe utmost confidentiality, and rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable for both of us because I shall require your assistance to invest my share in your country. Awaiting your urgent reply via my confidential email address. Regards. Mr.Haitham Sharaff.