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Now,I use windows7 professional,the version of python is 2.7.6,I need a editor to write code.
does pywin have 64bits?And where to download?thanks.
There is no pywin64. But pywin32 has 64-bit builds.
See pywin32-219.win-amd64-py2.7.exe at the official site repository
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I am searching for (hopefully) a library that provides tested implementations of APriori and FP-growth algorithms, in python, to compute itemsets mining.
I searched through SciPy and Scikit-learn but I did not find anything. Could anyone point me to something reliable?
Thanks
One possible solution is PyFIM.
It is not provided by pip, but can be downloaded from the previous link. It is created by the author of this article.
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I am looking for an IDE similar to netbeans(for Java) which shows JAVA-DOCS as we type in the function name :
Is there a similar IDE for python that shows me the entire documentation: ?
I am not looking for something like ..help(str)
Obviously you can use following one
Pycharm
Aptana Studio
spyderlib
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I'm looking for a tool available on Windows, Linux and Mac so as to build Python codes building abstract syntax trees. Is there such a kind of tool ?
ANTLR has a runtime available for Python; it generates code which generates ASTs. I've used the C++ version of ANTLR and it works great.
http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Python+runtime
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If there is could you provide a link to a website? Please do not down vote this question because I just signed up for stackoverflow, and I wanna still be able to ask questions.
All the libraries? No. However, the documentation has a guide to all the built-in libraries, and the Python Package Index has a lot of 3rd-party libraries.
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Is there any official good alternative for webkit that works on windows?
Try QtWebKit module from PyQt.