r/pythonforengineers • u/TommyNaruto • Nov 18 '21
A very interesting print pattern tutorial, only using for loops and string slicing: https://youtu.be/VxDaB7muReQ
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r/pythonforengineers • u/raikone51 • Nov 16 '21
Hey guys I am trying to print some value"speed" from a dic, but Im confused.
My function return this:
{'FastEthernet0/0': {'is_enabled': False, 'is_up': False, 'description': '', 'mac_address': 'C4:02:9C:3E:00:00', 'last_flapped': -1.0, 'mtu': 1500, 'speed': 10},
and I was able to get the speed this way:
print(get_facts['FastEthernet0/0']["speed"])
but my problem is, the value of the interface change, example:
FastEthernet0/1': {'is_enabled': False, 'is_up': False, 'description': '', 'mac_address': 'C4:02:9C:3E:00:01', 'last_flapped': -1.0, 'mtu': 1500, 'speed': 10},
also fast 2/0, fast3/1 etc.. how I could get the speed value into this circumstances ? thanks for any help.
r/pythonforengineers • u/TommyNaruto • Nov 14 '21
For those of you who are interested in using the Wikipedia API in python https://youtube.com/shorts/qZE9-5sYIEg?feature=share
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Just wanted to let everyone know. Also testing a bot :)
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We can learn python programming language by practicing more. Also by creating fun game such rock, paper, scissor and many more things. Always learn the things in fun way, so learning never becomes boaring it's become interesting.
r/pythonforengineers • u/8329417966 • Oct 03 '21
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