(lxxix) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
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Build date: 2017-06-24 17:55:47 GMT

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1. Loop through a list in Python and modify it - [40/4]
2. How can I take two tuples to produce a dictionary? - [12/2]
3. How to receive an update notification when a user enables 2-step verification? - [10/0]
4. Python: Byte code of a compiled script differs based on how it was compiled - [7/1]
5. Check if a string contains the list elements - [6/6]
6. Creating a dictionary for each word in a file and counting the frequency of words that follow it - [6/5]
7. Pandas: Count the first consecutive True values - [6/4]
8. Does declaring variables in a function called from __init__ still use a key-sharing dictionary? - [6/2]
9. What exactly does super() return in Python 3? - [6/2]
10. Scipy sparse matrix exponentiation: a**16 is slower than a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a? - [6/1]

(lxxviii) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
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Build date: 2017-06-17 21:39:34 GMT

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1. Union of 2 sets does not contain all items - [77/4]
2. Is there a way to list the attributes of a class without instantiating an object? - [20/3]
3. I can't remove the last comma - [16/6]
4. Python writelines() and write() huge time difference - [16/3]
5. Operator overloading in Python: handling different types and order of parameters - [15/2]
6. Why does naive string concatenation become quadratic above a certain length? - [11/3]
7. OpenCV: reading frames from VideoCapture advances the video to bizarrely wrong location - [10/3]
8. Can I change the way keys are compared in a Python dict? I want to use the operator 'is' instead of == - [10/2]
9. Why are instances of old style classes instances of `object`? - [10/0]
10. Python script runs on boot then reboots at end - How to regain control? - [9/4]

(lxxvii) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-06-11 07:38:37 GMT

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1. How to explain the reverse of a sequence by slice notation a[::-1] - [24/5]
2. Why does Python optimize out "if 0", but not "if None"? - [16/2]
3. Python 3: Perfect Alphabetical Order - [13/6]
4. Pandas rolling regression: alternatives to looping - [8/2]
5. pandas rolling apply doesn't do anything - [8/1]
6. Function object called via class attribute fails - [7/5]
7. Why does radix sort have a space complexity of O(k + n)? - [7/3]
8. Cost of calling str() on a string? - [7/2]
9. CNN gives biased results - [7/2]
10. How to make nested for loop more Pythonic - [6/4]

(lxxvi) stackoverflow python report

These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2017-06-03 20:06:40 GMT

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1. Why are arbitrary target expressions allowed in for-loops? - [35/4]
2. iter() not working with datetime.now() - [29/2]
3. itertools does not recognize numpy ints as valid inputs on Python 3.6 - [13/4]
4. Python, I'm repeating myself a lot when it comes to for loops and there must be a better way - [9/4]
5. Show group on every record in groupby - [8/2]
6. correct way to add custom (deep) copying logic to a python class - [8/0]
7. Python type hinting with exceptions - [7/2]
8. How to find top n values in row of dataframe - [7/2]
9. Python/R: generate dataframe from XML when not all nodes contain all variables? - [6/4]
10. Why is processing a random list so much faster than processing an ordered list? - [6/2]