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random.seed(a=None, version=2) (version is only avaiable for python 3.x) random.getstate() random.setstate(state) random.randint(a, b) random.randrange(stop) random.randrange(start, stop, step=1) random.choice(seq) random.shuffle(x, random=random.random) random.sample(population, k) ...
import module_name import module_name.submodule_name from module_name import * from module_name import submodule_name [, class_name, function_name, ...etc] from module_name import some_name as new_name from module_name.submodule_name import class_name [, function_name, ...etc] Importi...
For full documentation including version-specific functionality, please check the official documentation. Types Defaults the json module will handle encoding and decoding of the below types by default: De-serialisation types: JSONPythonobjectdictarrayliststringstrnumber (int)intnumber (...
PorterDuff is described as a way of combining images as if they were "irregular shaped pieces of cardboard" overlayed on each other, as well as a scheme for blending the overlapping parts "Porter Duff" in itself is an alpha compositing technique named after a paper by Thoma...
'use strict'; "use strict"; `use strict`; Strict mode is an option added in ECMAScript 5 to enable a few backwards-incompatible enhancements. Behaviour changes in "strict mode" code include: Assigning to undefined variables raises an error instead of defining new ...
require Module::Name; # Require by name from @INC require "path/to/file.pm"; # Require by relative path from @INC use Module::Name; # require and default import at BEGIN use Module::Name (); # require and no import at BEGIN use Module::Name (@ARGS); # require and import with args at...
import defaultMember from 'module'; import { memberA, memberB, ... } from 'module'; import * as module from 'module'; import { memberA as a, memberB, ... } from 'module'; import defaultMember, * as module from 'module'; import defaultMember, { moduleA, ... } from 'module'; import 'module'; ...
The built-in collections package provides several specialized, flexible collection types that are both high-performance and provide alternatives to the general collection types of dict, list, tuple and set. The module also defines abstract base classes describing different types of collection functi...
While everything in Node.js is generally done asynchronously, require() is not one of those things. Since modules in practice only need to be loaded once, it is a blocking operation and should be used properly. Modules are cached after the first time they are loaded. Should you be editing a modul...
box-sizing: parameter; ParameterDetailcontent-boxWidth and height of the element only includes content area.padding-boxWidth and height of the element includes content and padding.border-boxWidth and height of the element includes content, padding and border.initialSets the box model to its ...
A swarm is a number of Docker Engines (or nodes) that deploy services collectively. Swarm is used to distribute processing across many physical, virtual or cloud machines. Initialize a swarm: docker swarm init [OPTIONS] Join a swarm as a node and/or manager: docker swarm join [OPTIONS]...
lm(formula, data, subset, weights, na.action, method = "qr", model = TRUE, x = FALSE, y = FALSE, qr = TRUE, singular.ok = TRUE, contrasts = NULL, offset, ...) ParameterMeaningformulaa formula in Wilkinson-Rogers notation; response ~ ... where ... contains terms corresponding to v...
In the basic case, a model is Python class that maps to a single database table. The attributes of the class map to columns in the table and an instance of the class represents a row in database table. The models inherit from django.db.models.Model which provides a rich API for adding and filtering ...
If the access modifier is omitted, classes are by default internal methods are by deault private getters and setters inherit the modifier of the property, by default this is private Access modifiers on setters or getters of properties can only restrict access, not widen it: public string ...
The basic pattern for writing a module is to fill a table with keys that are function names and values that are the functions themselves. The module then returns this function for calling code to require and use. (Functions are first-class values in Lua, so storing a function in a table is easy an...

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