# python weekly reports

2017-10-29

(xcvii) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-10-29 18:00:34 GMT


  1. How to explain the int() function to a beginner - [24/7]
  2. Why is str(super(B, b)) not equivalent to super(B, b).__str__()? - [19/2]
  3. Python for loop better way - [18/3]
  4. Getting every slice of a list - [13/4]
  5. Clicking elements that are not visible (where there is a slider) - [10/2]
  6. I set True=False and I can't undo it - [7/4]
  7. optional space in python string formatting - [6/5]
  8. False matching with 0 in a list python - [6/3]
  9. How to replace 'any strings' with nan in pandas DataFrame using a boolean mask? - [6/3]
  10. How to sort two arrays for smoothness - [6/2]
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2017-10-22

(xcvi) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-10-22 16:34:15 GMT


  1. How to find first local maximum for every group? - [8/5]
  2. How can I tell if a dataframe is of mixed type? - [8/3]
  3. Selecting single values from pandas dataframe using lists - [5/5]
  4. Numpy: Replacing values in a 2D array efficiently using a dictionary as a map - [5/4]
  5. Finding longest perfect match between two strings - [5/3]
  6. np.isreal behavior different in pandas.DataFrame and numpy.array - [5/3]
  7. Very large numpy array doesn't throw memory error. Where does it live? - [5/2]
  8. Can pip list its binary wheels? - [5/1]
  9. How does Python compiler preprocess source code via declared encoding? - [5/1]
  10. Python3 print() Vs Python2 print - [5/1]
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2017-10-14

(xcv) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-10-14 16:03:15 GMT

  1. Why do tuples take less space in memory than lists? - [64/4]
  2. Multiply doubles in Python with same precision as C++ - [16/3]
  3. Why is groupby so fast? - [12/1]
  4. Multiples-keys dictionary where key order doesn't matter - [9/2]
  5. Proper use of the * operator in a oneline if statement python - [8/4]
  6. Difference between foo.bar() and bar(foo)? - [8/2]
  7. How does COPY work and why is it so much faster than INSERT? - [7/3]
  8. Why is it required to typecast a map into a list to assign it to a pandas series? - [7/1]
  9. Compute x**k with x, k being arrays of arbitrary dimensionality - [6/2]
  10. isinstance() unexpectedly returning False - [6/1]
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2017-10-08

(xciv) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-10-08 12:16:51 GMT

  1. How to create txt frequency counter with all letters (a-z) in python 3 - [7/6]
  2. Python - "xor"ing each byte in "bytes" in the most efficient way - [7/2]
  3. How to conditionally combine two numpy arrays of the same shape - [7/2]
  4. Python: How to generate all combinations of lists of tuples without repeating contents of the tuple - [6/2]
  5. Python Pandas Data frame creation - [6/2]
  6. pyOpenSSL "openssl verify -CAfile root.crt client.crt" equivalent - [6/1]
  7. Why does conda create try to install weird packages? - [6/0]
  8. How to select all non-NaN columns and non-NaN last column using pandas? - [5/5]
  9. Regular expression - replace all spaces in beginning of line with periods - [5/5]
  10. What is the scenario of dict.get('..', None) or None? - [5/3]
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