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It would be nice if there existed a program that automatically transforms Perl code to Python code, making the resultant Python program as readable and maintainable as the original one, let alone ...

I have functions like this: def activate_field_1(): print 1 def activate_field_2(): print 2 def activate_field_3(): print 3 How do I define activate_field_[x] for x=1:10, without typing ...

I need to create multiple instances of function def name_VARIABLE_NUMBER(self): under one class. The number of instances will be determined from the input file and is unknown from the beginning. Is ...

I know it sounds complicated and it may not be possible, but I thought I'd try anyway. So I'm doing some web scraping with Selenium, and any time that I want to run some jQuery on a page, instead of ...

I want to define a function, e.g. a polynomial, from a list of prefactors. Something like order = [1,0,1] def poly(x): res = 0 for i, o in enumerate(order): res += o * x**i return ...

I'm using the python-mpd2 module to control a media player on a Raspberry Pi in a GUI application. Thus, I'd like to gracefully handle connection errors and timeouts (the player in question drops MPD ...

Say I have a json file look like: { "foo": ["hi", "there"], "bar": ["nothing"] } I'd like to create an abstract base class (ABC), where the name of abstract methods are the keys of the json ...

This is an extension of Dynamic/runtime method creation (code generation) in Python @John Montgommery properly answered @Eli Bendersky 's question that you can dynamically create a class with ...

I have been looking around StackOverflow for Python dynamic variable naming. And though I now know how much better it is to use a dictionary to store my dynamic objects. But I've seen more than once ...

I have the following piece of code: d = dict(q='q', w='w', e='e') class A(object): pass for o in d.items(): print o def _method(self): return o[0] setattr(A, o[1], _method) ...