import numpy as np
import cv2
import time
# Cargamos el vídeo
camara = cv2.VideoCapture(0)
# Inicializamos el primer frame a vacío.
# Nos servirá para obtener el fondo
fondo = None
# Recorremos todos los frames
while True:
# Obtenemos el frame...
I am designing a program in python to calculate the sum from n to m of i, and for this I am using "for x in range (n, m)".
print("Este programa calcula la sumatoria desde n hasta m de i.\n\nA
continuación ingrese los límites:")
print("")
n =...
I am executing this code to delete some records of a dataframe, but in line 16 (move_id / id) it is the name of the column and / separates the name of the column which is not ideal. the error response is "move_id" does not exist and it is true x...
I can not find a meaning that is useful for me to know when to use it
I would like you to help me, since I need it for a subject at the university.
In summary: Could you explain how and when to use the from and the import?
How can I move / copy a file that contains ("YYMMDD file") to its respective folder that contains the name of the Month (January, February, etc.) in Python?
Currently the date code is concatenated with a bday so that it only takes business da...
I have the following string
'POLYGON ((-58.612406970999984 -34.55196600599993, -58.61272573499997 -34.552244351999946, -58.611851334999983 -34.552907077999976, -58.611473561999958 -34.552566878999983, -58.612331868999945 -34.55191298799997, -5...
#Obtengo el indice del segundo valor que es >= Punto
def terceraParte(inter,i,j,punto):
if j == i+1:
res = inter[j:]
else:
p = int((i+j)/2)
if inter[p][1] > punto:
res = terceraParte(inter,i,p,pun...
I have the following list of numbers which are in a .txt:
6 28 12 3 10 22 26 7 10
I need the program to know that what it reads is a 28, 12 or 22 for example.
to then put them on a list.
I would like to get an explanation explicit enough, the documentation with django is excellent but in some cases a bit confusing, I would like to know how to use both methods and a practical case if possible.
Thanks