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- Difference between % and %% in ipython magic commands
It would be useful to have a more general question about the difference between % and %% in ipython, that doesnt' focus just on timeit, and a good answer that explains the difference between line magic and cell magic If you google it the results are awful
- Newest python-magic Questions - Stack Overflow
Using python-magic, I'm trying to guess the mime type of simple files and stumble upon this: if the json contains an empty array, the mime type returned is 'text plain' instead of 'application json'
- What are magic numbers and why do some consider them bad?
What is a magic number? Why do many programmers advise that they be avoided?
- What is MAGIC programming language? Which other language is closest in . . .
Magic Language is as it’s called today uniPaaS, it used to be Magic than eDeveloper and now uniPaaS as PachinSV menchend before uniPaaS is an application platform enabling enterprises, independent software vendors (ISVs) and system integrators (SIs) to more successfully build and deploy business applications
- Python-magic installation error - ImportError: failed to find libmagic . . .
I know this is a Windows question, but i wanted to share a Debian solution: apt-get install libmagic-dev Kind regards
- DataBricks adds # MAGIC in front of every python notebook line
This is related to the way Azure DataBricks mixes magic commands and python code When notebook (from Azure DataBricks UI) is split into separate parts, one containing only magic commands %sh pwd and others only python code, committed file is not messed up From text file, separate parts looks as follows: # Databricks notebook source # MAGIC %sh pwd # COMMAND -------- <python code goes here>
- Shroomery - Magic Mushrooms (Shrooms) Demystified
Detailed magic mushroom information including growing shrooms, mushroom identification, spores, psychedelic art, trip reports and an active community
- structure - What does a zlib header look like? - Stack Overflow
In my project I need to know what a zlib header looks like I've heard it's rather simple but I cannot find any description of the zlib header For example, does it contain a magic number?
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