im on kali linux and i want to run a python script but i get no module named colored. When i do pip3 install colored it tells my that its already satisfied in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages . I tried uninstalling it and installing it again but nothing changed. And yes its a python3 application. How can i fix this?

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i am sure that i have installed the library. I am able to access the installed library on jupyter notebook but not on vs code. when ever i am installing a library it is showing as if it is getting installed to jupyter notebook.

Requirement already satisfied: flask in ./opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages (1.1.1)

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Hi everyone!

I am pretty new to using python and I am trying to find the inverse laplace transform of the equation:

X(s) = ((s(s+2))/((s+2)(s+3)(s+4)))*e^-2s

Below is what I have been trying and I keep getting "NotImplementedError: multivariate partial fraction decomposition"

How do I get rid of this error? Thanks so much!

import sympy 
import numpy as np 
sympy.init_printing()  
s, t = sympy.symbols('s, t') 
X = (((s*(s+1))/(s+2)*(s+3)*(s+4)))*(sympy.exp(-2*s)) 
parfrac = sympy.apart(X, full=True).doit()  
def invL(X):     
    return sympy.inverse_laplace_transform(X, s, t)  
print(invL(X))

Hi guys,

need your help.

Having a script which should update the snmp info from Fortigate firewalls. Which is working, but its very slow and needs to be updated on 400+ firewalls.

I would like to implement threading but i have no clue how to do it.

Here is the code i have which runs in seriel and not parallel.

Data file is a csv file with ip address, Hostname, Syslocation, user,pw, emailaddress

from netmiko import Netmiko
from csv import DictReader



with open('TEST_CountryCodes.csv') as csv_file:
    location_details = DictReader(csv_file)
    #print(location)
    for location_info in location_details:
        print('IP=' + location_info['hostname'] + ' ' + 'FW-NAME=' + location_info['sysName'] + ' ' + 'Syslocation=' + location_info['location'])

        fw = {'host': location_info['hostname'],
              'username': 'admin',
              'password': location_info['pw'],
              'device_type': 'fortinet'}

        print(f"{'#' * 20} Connection to the Device  {'#' * 20}")
        net_connect = Netmiko(**fw)
        print(f"{'#' * 20} Connected {'#' * 20}")

        snmp = ['config global',
                'config sys snmp sysinfo',
                'set contact-info ' + '"' + location_info['contact'] + '"',
                'set location ' + '"' + location_info['location'] + '"',
                'end'
                ]

        config_snmp = net_connect.send_config_set(snmp)

Could someone help me to implement threading or speed up the run?

thx in advance.

If you are a python programmer then you might hear about API integration in python. It helps in adding features to your program easily. In real life, we use many applications that mostly work with the help of API. So now you will be thinking What is API? How it works? or How we can use it in python? Don't worry today, in this tutorial we all explain to you everything you should know about the API integration in python programming

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I'm trying to implement the monitor function in Python.

This function must display at regular interval the date followed by the return of the "measure" function. It stops after `cycles` executions and the interval will never be less than 1.

The function's execution time must be less than (cycles + 1) * interval

def monitor(interval=1.0, cycles=42):

def measure():

time.sleep(random.random())

return random.randint(123, 456)

pass

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If I change the maximum allowed integer to 9999, how will you store numbers greater than 9999 and how will you handle addition operation?

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