I need to use a python module (available in some library). The module looks like this: class A: def f1():
I\'ve been setting up an import script for plain-text files in a web application. My script is as follows:
I have a little module that creates a window (program1). I\'ve imported this into another python program of mine (program2).
I have a file structure like so: app.yaml something/ __init__.py models.py test.py I have URL set up to run tests.py in app.yaml:
i am trying this: open google docs, new document, and type in: hello world (world bolded) then download it as html(zipped)
I am currently creat开发者_C百科ing a app in which i want to let the user backup their files (plist + m4a). I zip the files and change the extension to a custom one (specifically for my app, say \"*.M
I have got a backupset of an Oracle 11g database which was created with RMAN. Now I want to import/restore th开发者_StackOverflow社区e backupset onto a new and empty database server. I know that the c
I imported data from MySQL to a CSV. Now I am trying to import it into another machine\'s MySQL. But I want to preserve the original auto-increased id\'s values.
how do I import package (to package above present work directory) in Java? here is the directory structure:
There\'s a name for the act of importing and normalizing data from flat files but I can\'t remember what it is. I know there is one beca开发者_Go百科use I looked it up the other day. I believe it\'s a
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