I see many people who have their project something like this:
```
directory/
some_module.py
main.py
```
and in main.py they do
```
from some_module import some_function
```
while they have a library named `some_module` that is installed from pip, and
they can't figure out why Python sa
Someone?
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Currently, math.factorial only supports integers and not floats, whereas the
"mathematical" version supports both integers and floats.
I.e:
```
import math
def better_factorial(n):
return n * math.gamma(n)
print(math.factorial(10) == better_factorial(10))
```
This ends up in `True`, as tha
Hi, My name is Jonatan and i am programming in Python for about 4 years,
I have a great idea, there are iX` methods, such as __ior__, __iadd__,
__iand__ etc.., which implements the |=, +=, &= behavior,
it would be nice if you could implement also __igetattr__ or something,
which means:
instea
nted twice.
somehow, The expression "super() other" does not turn into
"super().__OPERATOR__(other)".
this bug is for any operator that you apply on super().
I'd be happy to hear from you why it happens and whether will it be fixe
Hi, sometimes I do nested loops and I want to break specific loop, outer/inner
etc.
I need to do an ugly thing with for..else and it's annoying.
It'd be nice if we could do so:
for i in range(10) as loop_i:
for j in range(i, i + 10) as loop_j:
if i + j == 9:
break loop_i
o
