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from typing_extensions import TypedDict class Person(TypedDict): name: str age: int is_employee: bool person: Person = { “name”: “Baber”, “age”: “ten year”, #as i assagin “string” datatype to age instead of “int” but it does not show any error? “is_employee”: True } print(person[‘age’]) I want this function to show me error due to wrong assignment to […]
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I’ve encountered a challenge in doing repeated simulations with a changing parameter value using Python. I’m looking for a clean way to change the parameter value.
Using and changing a variable name for a value in a dict
I’ve encountered a challenge in doing repeated simulations with a changing parameter value using Python. I’m looking for a clean way to change the parameter value.
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I have two enums NAME and ALIAS which are guaranteed to have the same number of constants, and I need a way to convert each constant from NAME to its corresponding one from ALIAS, and vice-versa. For example:
Python: Converting between two sets of constants
I have two enums NAME and ALIAS which are guaranteed to have the same number of constants, and I need a way to convert each constant from NAME to its corresponding one from ALIAS, and vice-versa. For example:
Python: Converting between two sets of constants
I have two enums NAME and ALIAS which are guaranteed to have the same number of constants, and I need a way to convert each constant from NAME to its corresponding one from ALIAS, and vice-versa. For example: