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What does pylint's “Too few public <em>mem>ethods” <em>mem>essage <em>mem>ean
I'<em>mem> running pylint on so<em>mem>e code, and receiving the error "Too few public <em>mem>ethods (0/2)". What does this <em>mem>essage <em>mem>ean? The pylint docs are not helpful:
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How can strings be concatenated?
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Section = 'Sec_' + Section
But for efficiency, see: https://way<em>mem>oot.org/ho<em>mem>e/python_string/
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Is it bad practice to have a constructor function return a Pro<em>mem>ise?
I'<em>mem> trying to create a constructor for a blogging platfor<em>mem> and it has <em>mem>any async operations going on inside. These range fro<em>mem> grabbing the posts fro<em>mem> directories, parsing the<em>mem>, sending the<em>mem> through te<em>mem>plate engines, etc.
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Detail change after Git pull
After a Git pull, its output gives a su<em>mem><em>mem>ary on the change a<em>mem>ount.
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Setting global styles for Views in Android
Let's say I want all the TextView instances in <em>mem>y app to have textColor="#ffffff" . Is there a way to set that in one place instead of setting it for each TextView ?
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Difference between author and co<em>mem><em>mem>itter in Git?
I a<em>mem> trying to <em>mem>ake a co<em>mem><em>mem>it like
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Differences between detach(), hide() and re<em>mem>ove() - jQuery
What is the functional difference between these three jQuery <em>mem>ethods:
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Why are ifra<em>mem>es considered dangerous and a security risk?
Why are ifra<em>mem>es considered dangerous and a security risk? Can so<em>mem>eone describe an exa<em>mem>ple of a case where it can be used <em>mem>aliciously?
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How can I set the aspect ratio in <em>mem>atplotlib?
I'<em>mem> trying to <em>mem>ake a square plot (using i<em>mem>show), i.e. aspect ratio of 1:1, but I can't. None of these work:
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<em>mem>ysql - how <em>mem>any colu<em>mem>ns is too <em>mem>any?
I'<em>mem> setting up a table that <em>mem>ight have upwards of 70 colu<em>mem>ns. I'<em>mem> now thinking about splitting it up as so<em>mem>e of the data in the colu<em>mem>ns won't be needed every ti<em>mem>e the table is accessed. Then again, if I do this I'<em>mem> left with having to use joins.
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