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id 8221083788Anyone have knowledge how to convert
py to .exe
And
.exe to py
Pyinstaller and py2exe, the other case depends on which tool was used to create the executable
Charly RománPyinstaller and py2exe, the other case depends on which tool was used to create the executable
And numerous others nowdays
I would mentiond PyApp, PyOxidizer and PyCrucible
Seems like solid tools and a good alternative to flakey PyInstaller
28 September 2025
Maxim Njust impossible
It is possible if you put iot trackers in transmitter or transponder and upgrading existing libraries
CodeXYIt is possible if you put iot trackers in transmitter or transponder and upgrading existing libraries
just read the message carefully
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If it comes in your mind then maybe possible, if possible could you share your logic that how you want to do this.
hi
sth baffled me lately
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
years = np.array([1900 + x for x in range(126)])
degree = np.array([34])
change_degree = np.array([y for y in np.random.default_rng().uniform(-0.2, 0.3, 126)])
for change in change_degree:
next_index = degree[-1] + change
np.append(degree, next_index)
degree = degree[1:]
plt.plot(years, degree)
the code above doesnt work because the dimensions do not match, however the fix is:
# Wrong:
np.append(degree, new_value)
# Right:
degree = np.append(degree, new_value)
but how? I'm new to stuff I could use some conceptual help with this
cloudedhttps://numpy.org/doc/2.3/reference/generated/numpy.append.html
a = np.array([1, 2], dtype=int)
c = np.append(a, [])
c
c.dtype
even with this its hard to understand, could you explain whats happening?
Nyxian Musera = np.array([1, 2], dtype=int)
c = np.append(a, [])
c
c.dtype
even with this its hard to understand, could you explain whats happening?
Just look at a and c. Or read the docs about what you pass to the function and what it returns. Because that is all it boils down to.
Except if you don't understand functions. In which case you should have a look at how they work first.
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