You can index specific values from a NumPy array using another NumPy array of Boolean values on one axis to specify the indices you want to access. For example, to access the second and third values of array a = np.array([4, 6, 8]), you can use the expression a[np.array([False, True, True])] using the Boolean array … Read more
Python’s shutil.which(cmd) function returns the path to the executable that would run if you called cmd in the command line. If there is no such executable, it returns None. The shutil module is part of the standard library, so you only need to add the statement “import shutil” to your program without needing to install … Read more
Fear of missing out in data science? Data science and machine learning are taking over. Data-driven decision making penetrates every single company nowadays. Data science is indeed the “sexiest job in the 21st century“! There is one Python library which is the basis of any data science related computation you can undertake as a Python … Read more
[toc] Company tags: Google Are you preparing for your next coding interview? If your answer is yes, then here’s a very interesting interview question for you that might come up in your interview. Problem Statement We are playing the Guess Game. The game is as follows: I pick a number from 1 to n. You have … Read more
Problem Formulation Say, you run a Python program on your Windows machine and you want it to take a screenshot. How to accomplish this programmatically? Method 1: Multiple Screen Shots Module To programmatically record one or more screenshots in your Python program, run the sct.shot() function from the mss module. Install the Multiple Screen Shots … Read more
Problem Formulation You create a namedtuple object in your code and you want to overwrite one of the attribute values like you’re used to for normal objects: But, unexpectedly, Python raises an AttributeError: can’t set attribute. ? What can you do? ? Let’s understand the reason this error occurs—after that, you’ll learn the best fixes. … Read more
This article explains first how the NumPy nonzero() function works. It then goes on to apply it to a practical problem on how to find array elements using the nonzero() function in NumPy in a practical data science example. Syntax numpy.nonzero(a) The np.nonzero(arr) function returns the indices of the elements of an array or Python … Read more
Finding Peak Element in an array using Linear Search and Binary Search Methods.
Seaborn is a comprehensive data visualization library used for the plotting of statistical graphs in Python. It provides fine-looking default styles and color schemes for making more attractive statistical plots. Seaborn is built on the top portion of the matplotlib library and is also integrated closely with data structures from pandas. How to change … Read more
Trick #1: Slicing and Slice Assignment This one-liner demonstrates the power of three interesting NumPy features and how their combination can solve a small data science problem in a clean and efficient manner. Say, you are working at a company and the accountant asks you to analyze salary data of different employees in your company. … Read more
Problem Formulation Given a basic Python program. How to print an exception if it occurs without exiting the program? For example, consider the following program that raises a ZeroDivisionError: division by zero. The output is: You want the program to keep running and executing the print statement after giving you a note about the exception: … Read more
Problem Formulation Given a list of lists lst, and Given an element x. How to find the row and column index of the element x in the list of lists lst? If the element does not occur in a list, the return value should be the tuple (-1, -1). If the element exists multiple times, … Read more