Message from Python discussions
December 2018
— How to get that tag with what?
You could read both files separately and then concatenate dataframes together:
https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/merging.html
— Problem is i dont wanna merge them 🙁
— Why?
— Cause they are written to non stop
— Its in a loop
— How to create a sqlite database locally in the folder where the script is running?
— Hello everyone!
I have next structure of files:
app
main.py
pack1
__init__.py
pack1_1
__init__.py
module1_1a.py
When I am importing the module:
`
import pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a
# sys.modules
print(“pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a” in sys.modules) # True
print(“pack1.pack1_1” in sys.modules) # True
print(“pack1” in sys.modules) # True
# globals()
print(“pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a” in globals()) # False
print(“pack1.pack1_1” in globals()) # False
print(“pack1” in globals()) # True
`
With sys.modules I understand why.
But I can’t understand why it works with globals()?
— It does not work on my phone.
—
app
main.py
pack1
__init__.py
pack1_1
__init__.py
module1_1a.py
When I am importing the module:
import pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a
# sys.modules
print(“pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a” in sys.modules) # True
print(“pack1.pack1_1” in sys.modules) # True
print(“pack1” in sys.modules) # True
# globals()
print(“pack1.pack1_1.module1_1a” in globals()) # False
print(“pack1.pack1_1” in globals()) # False
print(“pack1” in globals()) # True
— Just helping ._.
— Thank you