I need to make a flask server that allows the user to enter an input then collects and saves that input. In another program I import my flask program to retrieve the variable and print it, but the program does not fetch the user’s input. I have my flask code (app.py): from flask import Flask,

I’m working on a Python script that controls an LED light based on object detection results from a subprocess. The goal is: Turn the LED red when a face is detected. Turn the LED another colour (turquoise) when only a person is detected. Face detection should have priority over person detection. So if both a

I have this snippet: class A(object): def foo(): pass class B(A): bar = foo() As written, this file will fail to run with the error NameError: name 'foo' is not defined. However, since foo is defined in A, and is inherited by B, I should be able to access them. I know I can simply

I’m writing a python project, which have python and C-python components. And I want to use pyproject.toml. I have such file structure: ./myproject | |- pyproject.toml | \-src | |- myproject | | | ...some python code... | \- c_modules | |- compile_c_modules.py | |- module1 | | | ... some c code | \-

I have added an embedded python interpreter to a C program using libpython, complete with defining a custom python module that allows access from python to various variables and built-in functions within the program, the idea being to provide a scripting capability. That appears to have been the easy bit: all that is working fine

here is function to approximate log10(x+1), (x+1) < ~1.2 a = 1.097 b = 0.085 c = 2.31 ans = 1 / (a - b*x + c/x) so it should look like that it works by adjusting harmonic mean to match log10 but the problem is in values of abc the question is how to

I’m using Python and PyCharm on Windows 11. I recently upgraded from Python 3.12 to Python 3.13. When running in PyCharm, I now get the error "_tkinter.TclError: Can’t find a usable init.tcl in the following directories: C:/Users/kbens/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python313/lib/tcl8.6 {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/Earnie/.venv/lib/tcl8.6} {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/Earnie/lib/tcl8.6} {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/Earnie/.venv/library} {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/Earnie/library} {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/Earnie/tcl8.6.14/library} {C:/Users/kbens/OneDrive/Earnie TradeBot/Code/tcl8.6.14/library} This probably means that Tcl wasn’t

I am making a Python Turtle project that will let me input 3 colour values which then get used as a colour for a circle, then it should print the rgb values of the colour and the hex values in the text output. This is the code: import turtle from turtle import colormode import random

I have been facing an issue. I have a project, where I have to use facial recognition from insightface to detect know people. Hardware-wise, I have been given a Raspberry pi 5 and two picams (v1.3, v2.1). I found out that there is an issue with the picam 2 not being detected by the system

I am using pycel to create a graph of an excel calculation. Essentially I have a cell that performs some calculation: E.g., =AVERAGE(I2:X2) Which in turn is a function of other cells in other worksheets E.g., I2 = sheet2!A1/sheet3!B6 And these cells can be functions of other cells etc. pycel builds a graph of this