OK, so I’m pulling my hair out on this one.

I need to loop through the bins of a histogram and extract the data to perform a series of calculations with the data.

I need to loop through the bins of a histogram and extract the data to perform a series of calculations with the data.

I’m working with a lot of binary data, where my data can be a mix of bit-widths.
I want to print or log my data correctly formatted by bit-width, all in a single statement.

Every now and then I wrote code like this:

So, the exercise is centered around a game that will tell in which step of a building you will be. You throw a die 100x and if the number is less than or equal to 2, you fall one step (if you are in step 0, you will stay in step 0), if it is higher than 2 and less than or equal to 5, you climb one step. If the number is 6, you throw the die again and will climb the resulting number of steps.

One of my function generates list of dates in numpy array like so and iam just trying to apply median function on results…Finding median in such arrays is invalid or Iam missing something??

Given a set of coordination and values like

Given a set of coordination and values like

Given a set of coordination and values like