Python 3 how can i structure files? [closed] - python-3.x

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I'm very new to pyhton so forgive me.
My question it how I can structure a file. For example I want to save multiple cooking recipes in a file. The program then should find the whole recipe with the ingerdients just by knowing its name.
I have tried to find answers in the internet but I seem not to find the right search term. So my question is just for what term do I have to google to find something that helps me?

You are looking to convert a text file into a dictionary. I would recommend using a JSON structure. See this page. If scope of your project is bigger than yourself using it, you would be better off using a database. Check out MongoDB.

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I don't know how to fix it.
If you are dealing with a problem which has multiple classes, try changing 'binary' to 'categorical' and see if it works. I think there are more than two directories in your train and test folders. When using flow_from_directory() each directory inside the parent directory is considered as a different class. Can you post the directory structure? It will become clearer.

Extract messages from Alloy Analyzer [closed]

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When you execute your Alloy-code in Analyzer you get some message like "No counterexample was found". And I want extract this message. I want, for example, get .txt file with this message. Can somebody help me?
The cleanest and easiest way to do this would be to write a small java program that makes calls to the Alloy API to analyze given models and write the result in a text file (example here).
Now if you want to choose the hard and dirty way, that is: to extract such information from the guenuine Alloy analyzer GUI (not from a program of your own that calls the Alloy API),I guess a solution could be to use image recognition scripting tools like sikuli.

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To be honest, just do it, you don't have to "look" for anything just make apps, make better and better apps, start with a simple MySql login app, then manipulate data from database make a forms app that displays something, make a simple text editor etc etc and put it on Github, so you can show it on a interview simple as that.
Good luck!

Open source search written in Go [closed]

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Does anyone know of any open source search projects written in Go?
I want to implement a simple site search for my site and am looking for a web crawler, but more specifically, a search algorithm written in Go.
Any ideas, projects, or suggestions?
For the web crawler part, there`s gocrawl: https://github.com/PuerkitoBio/gocrawl
Disclaimer: I'm the author.
You could try the suffixarray implementation in Go's standard library: http://golang.org/pkg/index/suffixarray/
Take a look at godoc how it can be used.

How to read an excel file in go? [closed]

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I'm new on the go lang.I want to read an excel file for procees it later, but I don't know how to read the file in go? Anyone can show me an example ?
I haven't tried it but there's an xlsx package.
Install it with
go get -v github.com/tealeg/xlsx
Read the documentation and come back here with some code you've tried if you get stuck.
The go-ole package looks like a way to go if you want to drive an Excel process via COM to read your file.

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