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So, I'm trying to create a web, and I use django. My code is next:
from django.http import HttpResponce
def index(request):
return HttpResponce('Hello World!!!')
I don't understand why it workes in another projects and doesn't work now.
You misspelled response as responce
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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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I am trying simply to get the distance matrix data but the url just seems not to be working.
This is my code, I obviously didn't place the key but that's not the problem
import urllib.request
import json
key='x'
origin='2500+E+Kearney+Springfield+MO+65898'
destination='405+N+Jefferson+Ave+Springfield+MO+65806'
url=('https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/jason'
+'?language=en-UK&units=metric'
+'&origins={}'
+'&destinations={}'
+'&key={}'
).format(origin, destination, key)
response=urllib.request.urlopen(url)
response_json=json.loads(response.read())
distance_meters=response_json['rows'][0]['elements'][0]['distance']['value']
distance_minutes=response_json['rows'][0]['elements'][0]['duration']['value']/60
print("Origin: %s\nDestination: %s\nDistance (m): %s\nDuration (s): %s"
%(origin,destination,distance_meters,round(distance_minutes,2)))
You have a typo in the url. You want to use https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/json instead of jason
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I'm trying to follow the usage example of namedtuple( ) from the documentation, but I keep getting namedtuple is not defined.
You need import collections up top, then you can do collections.namedtuple
You can also do from collections import namedtuple and it should work like in the docs
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I am trying to write a problem with classes in python. I am a beginner. I cannot realized where the problem is. When I run the code I received this error:
File "D:/Facultate/Python/Bibliotek_Classe/Classe.py", line 43, in add_client
self.client_list.append(client)
AttributeError: 'CrudOperationOnClient' object has no attribute 'client_list'
And this is the class where it is supposed to be a mistake. Thank you very much!
this is the code
write def __init__(self): instead of __int__(self):
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I did this :
import calender
But gives me this error :
ImportError: No module named calender
What should I do?
You have a typo in the name, it's calendar, not calender:
import calendar