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The following code must be updated to the full file path on your computer. The ‘r’ must proceed the file name so backslash characters are not interpreted as escape characters.
here is what i am trying to put in:
poke = pd.read_csv(r'DriveLetter\full path\Pokemon.csv')
type(poke)
This is what its telling me:
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This happens almost every time I type print("something here"): it puts this error message box (and yes I've tried quotation marks instead of quote marks).
Currently you have
print('hello' +inp 'how is your day?')
You might want to place another + sign on the other end of your input variable.
print('hello' +inp+ 'how is your day?')
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Kindly look at 10th line of this code snippet:
You forgot to close print():
print(txt.read())
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File "<ipython-input-193-4fdf3d1abd17>", line 1
ConfusionMatrix(y_data, model.predict(y_data() , label= ["not_subscribed", "subscribed"])
^
SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing
You're missing an extra bracket, observe you have an EOF error. Try this
ConfusionMatrix(y_data, model.predict(y_data() , label= ["not_subscribed", "subscribed"]))
The python compiler is pretty friendly, as you can see where the error arrow is pointing to, most of time :)
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I encountered this code while studying String Formatting Operators in Python:
print('%(language)s has %(number)03d quote types.'%\
{"language":"Python", "number":2})
What does "\" represent in this code?
As you can read in Python's documentation a back slash breaks the line of code allowing for the next line continuation.
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word = ['?']
What does the above line initialize in python?
Is that a special type of initialization?
It's initializing a list with a '?' string as its only element.