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about 4 years ago

@driscollis I have done my FYP in speech recognition whose one module was completely dependent on #difflib

almost 5 years ago

anyone aware of alternatives to #python #difflib #ndiff - the performance pitfalls of that code are on occasion a unreasonably bad issue for #pytest users https://t.co/JYrHhOxFzR

Tatsunori Nakano @centerfield77

about 5 years ago

サイト内の文章が変更されたときに変更内容を通知するクローラーを作ってほしい。見せ方は自由とのことで、例えばgit diffっぽく表示できたら見やすいんだろうなーとそれっぽいライブラリを探してたらそれっぽいライブラリが出てきたので今から触ってみる #Python #difflib https://t.co/6Kheg8GFzV

V @vsoch

over 5 years ago

Today I learned: if you want to generate a quick diff of two files for an interface, the #Python standard library has your back with #difflib - "helpers for computing deltas." Here is an example with @spackpm 👉 https://t.co/BxnaHtz5DG. So easy, customizable, so awesome! 🎉

vsoch's tweet photo. Today I learned: if you want to generate a quick diff of two files for an interface, the #Python standard library has your back with #difflib - "helpers for computing deltas." Here is an example with @spackpm 👉 https://t.co/BxnaHtz5DG. So easy, customizable, so awesome! 🎉 https://t.co/wtDJV2j5rc

Aaron Randall @aaronrandalljp

over 7 years ago

{2/100} Used the difflib module in Python to create a simple spell checker. get_close_matches returns a list of the best “good enough” matches for user's input. in difflib, word is a sequence for which close matches are desired #100DaysOfCode #Python #difflib #Coding #spellcheck

$aaronrandalljp's tweet photo. {2/100} Used the difflib module in Python to create a simple spell checker. get_close_matches returns a list of the best “good enough” matches for user's input. in difflib, word is a sequence for which close matches are desired #100DaysOfCode #Python #difflib #Coding #spellcheck https://t.co/lSj5gJVbx6$

punct_marks @punct_marks

almost 8 years ago

Day 22: tinkering around with #tkinter, so I can show my "hopefully future" mentor in the morning. Question: if I wanted to have a #eslasticsearch-esque function with #sql how can I do that in #python? Use #difflib's #get_close_matches? If so, have a good example? #100DaysOfCode

Pybites

@pybites

about 8 years ago

Using #Feedparser, #Difflib and #Plotly to Analyze PyBites Blog Tags https://t.co/fslSpsxrF2 #Python

Kaltrina Nuredini @Kaltri_n

over 8 years ago

Day22 @100daysofcode @SheCodez @_lpag Part3, #interactivedictionary calculating similarity ration between two words, comparing text #difflib, #sequencematcher

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