Best Python code snippet using responses
views.py
Source: views.py
...86 data = pandas.read_csv(request.FILES['data'])87 for i, row in data.iterrows():88 prediction = Prediction()89 prediction.grand_prix = grand_prix90 prediction.by_player = _find_match(row['Naam'], players)91 prediction.pole = _find_match(row['Pole position'], drivers)92 prediction.p1 = _find_match(row['#1'], drivers)93 prediction.p2 = _find_match(row['#2'], drivers)94 prediction.p3 = _find_match(row['#3'], drivers)95 prediction.constructor = _find_match(row['Constructor winst'], constructors)96 prediction.fastest_lap = _find_match(row['Snelste ronde'], drivers)97 if not grand_prix.sprint_weekend:98 prediction.save()99 continue100 prediction.sprint_p1 = _find_match(row['s#1'], drivers)101 prediction.sprint_p2 = _find_match(row['s#2'], drivers)102 prediction.sprint_p3 = _find_match(row['s#3'], drivers)103 prediction.save()104 return redirect(reverse('grandprix', args=[grand_prix.id]))105def _find_match(match_string: str, objects: QuerySet, field_name='name'):106 match_string = match_string.lower()107 best = objects.first()108 best_ratio = SequenceMatcher(None, getattr(best, field_name).lower(), match_string).ratio()109 for obj in objects:110 ratio = SequenceMatcher(None, getattr(obj, field_name).lower(), match_string).ratio()111 if best_ratio > ratio:112 continue113 best = obj114 best_ratio = ratio...
LongestCommonPrefix.py
Source: LongestCommonPrefix.py
...18 def longestCommonPrefix(self, strs: List[str]) -> str:19 if len(strs) == 0:20 return ""21 smallest = self._find_min_string(strs)22 return self._find_match(smallest, strs)23 def _find_match(self, s, strs: List[str]):24 length = len(s)25 if length == 0 : return ""26 for idx,str in enumerate(strs):27 prefix = str[0:length]28 strs[idx] = prefix29 if prefix != s:30 s = s[0: length -1]31 return self._find_match(s, strs)32 return s33 def _find_min_string(self,strs):34 min_str = strs[0]35 for s in strs:36 if len(s) < len(min_str):37 min_str = s 38 return min_str39def test(strs, expected):40 sol = Solution()41 answer = sol.longestCommonPrefix(strs)42 if answer == expected:43 print(f'Success: You did it right')44 else:45 print(f'!!!!Fail!!!!: You did it wrong')...
handlers.py
Source: handlers.py
...5 return 'Invalid input.'6 return self._handle_input(inp=inp, conn=conn)7 def _handle_input(self, inp: str, conn: socket.socket):8 if inp == 'F':9 self._find_match(conn)10 elif inp == 'L':11 return self._list_players()12 elif inp == 'M':13 return self.menu.get_menu()14 else:15 return 'Action not supported yet.'16 def _find_match(self, conn: socket.socket) -> None:17 if self.queue.qsize() > 0:18 pair = self.queue.get()19 print('Found pair')20 print(self.sessions[pair])21 print(self.sessions[conn])22 else:23 self.queue.put(conn)24 def _list_players(self) -> str:25 text = self.menu.list_players()26 text += '\nAction:\nM - Return to menu\n'...
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