[Solved] NumPy RuntimeWarning: All-NaN slice encountered

Problem Formulation You use NumPy’s np.nanmedian() function in your code that is supposed to ignore NaN values when computing the mean of a NumPy array. But when using it, NumPy raises a RuntimeWarning: All-NaN slice encountered message: What is the reason for this warning and how to fix it? Solution + Explanation The reason this … Read more

[Solved] NumPy RuntimeWarning: Mean of empty slice

Problem Formulation You use NumPy’s np.nanmean() function in your code that is supposed to ignore NaN values when computing the mean of a NumPy array. But when using it, NumPy raises a RuntimeWarning: Mean of empty slice message: What is the reason for this warning and how to fix it? Solution + Explanation The reason … Read more

A Simple Introduction to Set Comprehension in Python

Being hated by newbies, experienced Python coders can’t live without this awesome Python feature. In this article, I give you everything you need to know about set comprehensions using the bracket notation {}. What is Set Comprehension? Set comprehension is a concise way of creating sets in Python using the curly braces notation {expression for … Read more

How to Get an HTML Page from a URL in Python?

This tutorial shows you how to perform simple HTTP get requests to get an HTML page from a given URL in Python! Problem Formulation Given a URL as a string. How to extract the HTML from the given URL and store the result in a Python string variable? Example: Say, you want to accomplish the … Read more

IndentationError: Unindent Does Not Match Any Outer Indentation Level

Summary: The error IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level arises if you use inconsistent indentation of tabs or whitespaces for indented code blocks such as the if block and the for loop. For example, Python will throw an indentation error, if you use a for loop with four whitespace characters indentation for the first line, and one tab character indentation of the second line … Read more

ROT13 in Python – Simply Explained

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ROT13 is a simple encryption method. It shifts each character of the clear text string 13 positions forward in the alphabet. This Python one-liner does ROT13 encryption for you: Don’t worry if this seems confusing. We’ll explain it all in detail below! Note: the variable cleartxt refers to the string you want to encode. It … Read more

Coding Your Own Google Home and Launch Spotify in Python

Doesn’t this project sound exciting? Project Goal Project goal: code your own Google Home with Python and learn how to use speech recognition to launch Spotify and play songs! Ever wanted to code a powerful yet simple tool that is more bespoke than mainstream devices? We will learn how to implement it in Python with … Read more