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I'm relatively new to Python and I'm trying to create a CSV file from data within my program. I've read a bit about the csv module, but I'm not entirely sure about the best approach to create a CSV file and populate it with data. Could someone guide me through the process and provide a code example? Let's say I have a list of dictionaries containing data about products, like so: products = [ {"ProductID": 1, "ProductName": "Widget A", "Price": 10.99}, {"ProductID": 2, "ProductName": "Widget B", "Price": 15.99}, {"ProductID": 3, "ProductName": "Widget C", "Price": 8.49} ] I want to create a CSV file named products.csv with the following headers: "ProductID", "ProductName", and "Price", and then populate it with the data from the products list. I tried looking for a solution by visiting numerous forums and websites like Scaler, but I was unable to do so. Could someone provide me an example of how to accomplish this using the Python csv module? I would be very grateful for any advice!

I need remote developers to develop a mobile application based on Android. I consider the option of hiring offshore specialists, but I doubt the choice of the country? Any recommendations?

I downloaded the latest blender exporter for Babylon (currently 5.6.2), but I noticed that when I try to export there are no options for the exporter. See here: I tried with blender versions 2.79 and 2.80, and while the exporter does work in 2.79 I can only export with the default options. I've always hated Python so I'm not clear exactly what's happening, but I did notice that if I combine the contents of the JsonMain and ExportSettingsPanel classes I do see the options panel as intended. Does anyone know what's going wrong here?

I am working with quart websockets, the server sends out messages 40 times per second. But on the client, it seems most the messages are received at the same time. I have a suspicion that Nagle's algorithm is the cause. Does anybody know if this is true? If it is how can I disable it?

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Does anyone have experience using the Tower of Babel exporter with the Mac version of Blender? My test scenes fail with the following log error (in both Bforartists and the "mainline" Blender app). Is there perhaps a file-writing peculiarity under OS-X? I'm too weak at Python to dig any deeper before reaching out, I'm afraid... [snip] ========= Writing of files started ========= ========= An error was encountered ========= File "/Users/me/Library/Application Support/Bforartists/2.79/scripts/addons/tower-of-babel/js_exporter.py", line 177, in execute self.to_script_file() File "/Users/me/Library/Application Support/Bforartists/2.79/scripts/addons/tower-of-babel/js_exporter.py", line 217, in to_script_file self.world.initScene_script(file_handler, typescript_file_handler, self.needPhysics, self) File "/Users/me/Library/Application Support/Bforartists/2.79/scripts/addons/tower-of-babel/world.py", line 84, in initScene_script file_handler.write(indent + 'scene.fogMode = ' + self.fogMode + ';\n') ERROR: Can't convert 'int' object to str implicitly ========= end of processing ========= elapsed time: 0 min, .0047 secs test_scene.blend

Hey everyone, I spectate these forums all of the time so this a very late intro. I'm very excited to begin making games with Phaser but since I'm new to Web Development technologies (especially the backend) I'm certainly in need of some direction. I have a few beginner questions so please excuse my rudimentary knowledge of Web Dev. Aside from learning Phaser I'm picking up Flask to develop knowledge of the backend, that also means learning template rendering. I'm struggling with Hello Phaser, and I believe it has something to do with the distinction of loading Phaser assets and loading Flask assets. The problem is I'm not sure how to use Jinja to access the Phaser api (or rather 'game.load.Image' atm)? I also tried this setup with little luck. Any help here would be greatly appreciated! I've spent the last couple days reading tons about jinja, flask, phaser, html, and even found myself looking through the pixi api, but I just don't know enough about web dev or these apis in general to pinpoint exactly what I'm looking for at this point in time. Also, can someone point me in a good direction towards quality learning material for server side programming for gamedev. Advice on how to approach the topic would be very useful! I'm focusing on Flask at the moment, but soon after I'll try my hand at Django and other Web frameworks as soon as I develop a comfort zone and a project or two. Or there more convenient routes for learning the back-end that I can take? I accept that I have tons to learn but I'm so excited for Phaser that I'm willing to learn as much as it would take to do it right! (I have some experience with Python, Js, and Java. Also GameMaker, for what it's worth)

Hi, just a short notice that it is possible to use the programming language Python with Pixi.js (and other libraries including Three.js, Howler,js and so forth) by using Brython, a Python implementation for the browser. Here's a minimal example: http://jsfiddle.net/dirkk0/s7butdL1/show/ (code http://jsfiddle.net/dirkk0/s7butdL1) Best, Dirk