I have an initialized main python interpreter which loads my library and in the library a thread is created etc.. this is the reason why it is workc but only for 4 instances :-( Task → my current research is to make the type itself thread-local I mean the new type I define in my...
def end_game(self, game: Game): """ Called when a game end. """ print(f'''Result for {self.name}''') print('---') print(f'''Num steps: {len(self.actions_available)}''') print(f'''Avg. branching factor: {np.mean(self.actions_available)}''') GrodBot.steps.append(len...
print("string here"，end = "")和打印"something“都不起作用EN显示颜色的格式： \ 033 [显示方式...
# 计算所有节点的梯度平均值 grad_mean = (p.grad + grad_1 + grad_2 + grad_3)/4p.grad = grad_mean # 将梯度平均值发送到其他节点 req = dist.isend(tensor=grad_mean, dst=1) req.wait() req = dist.isend(tensor=grad_mean, dst=2) req.wait() req = dist.isend(tensor=grad_mean, ...
argv是sys模块里的argv列表 # python3 position_args.py # python3 position_args.py 10 # python...
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IronPython, a Python implementation for the .Net runtime, has a Python 2 version still receiving active support. Its current roster of developers have declared they are not likely to support Python 2 past 2020, the better to concentrate on IronPython3. However, that doesn’t mean someone else...
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about rectangles in ruby Thiscode takes the coordinates of two rectangles and finds their intersection. I dont really understand it. SpecificallyI would like to know more about exactly what the coordinates mean (I know the... Do
Python 2 is no longer supported by the Python Software Foundation. Here’s what you can do if you’re stuck with Python 2 in what is fast becoming a Python 3 world