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I am trying to sift through some free text answers on geographical locations. As one of the steps, I want to check if the answer is any of the 290 municipalities in my country. As 290 entries would make my code cumbersome/hard to read I try saving them in an array, like below:
Data resorTEST;
keep R_res_ort_namn R_res_ort_txt R_kom_lan R_kommun;
set resor1TEST resor2TEST resor3TEST;
R_res_ort_namn=strip(lowcase(R_res_ort_namn));
R_res_ort_txt=strip(lowcase(R_res_ort_txt));
R_kom_lan=strip(lowcase(R_kom_lan));
array kommuner{290} $ ("upplands väsby" "vallentuna" "österåker" "värmdö"
"järfälla" "ekerö" "huddinge" "botkyrka" "salem"
"haninge" "tyresö" "upplands-bro" "nykvarn" "täby"
"danderyd" "sollentuna" "stockholm" "södertälje" "nacka" "sundbyberg"
"solna" "lidingö" "vaxholm" "norrtälje" "sigtuna" "nynäshamn"
"håbo" "älvkarleby" "knivsta" "heby" "tierp" "uppsala"
"enköping" "östhammar" "vingåker" "gnesta" "nyköping" "oxelösund" "flen"
"katrineholm" "eskilstuna" "strängnäs" "trosa" "ödeshög" "ydre"
"kinda" "boxholm" "åtvidaberg" "finspång" "valdemarsvik" "linköping"
"norrköping" "söderköping" "motala" "vadstena" "mjölby" "aneby"
"gnosjö" "mullsjö" "habo" "gislaved" "vaggeryd" "jönköping"
"nässjö" "värnamo" "sävsjö" "vetlanda" "eksjö" "tranås"
"uppvidinge" "lessebo" "tingsryd" "alvesta" "älmhult" "markaryd"
"växjö" "ljungby" "högsby" "torsås" "mörbylånga" "hultsfred"
"mönsterås" "emmaboda" "kalmar" "nybro" "oskarshamn" "västervik"
"vimmerby" "borgholm" "gotland" "olofström" "karlskrona" "ronneby"
"karlshamn" "sölvesborg" "svalöv" "staffanstorp" "burlöv" "vellinge"
"östra göinge" "örkelljunga" "bjuv" "kävlinge" "lomma" "svedala"
"skurup" "sjöbo" "hörby" "höör" "tomelilla" "bromölla"
"osby" "perstorp" "klippan" "åstorp" "båstad" "malmö"
"lund" "landskrona" "helsingborg" "höganäs" "eslöv" "ystad"
"trelleborg" "kristianstad" "simrishamn" "ängelholm" "hässleholm" "hylte"
"halmstad" "laholm" "falkenberg" "varberg" "kungsbacka" "härryda"
"partille" "öckerö" "stenungsund" "tjörn" "orust" "sotenäs"
"munkedal" "tanum" "dals-ed" "färgelanda" "ale" "lerum"
"vårgårda" "bollebygd" "grästorp" "essunga" "karlsborg" "gullspång"
"tranemo" "bengtsfors" "mellerud" "lilla edet" "mark" "svenljunga"
"herrljunga" "vara" "götene" "tibro" "töreboda" "göteborg"
"mölndal" "kungälv" "lysekil" "uddevalla" "strömstad" "vänersborg"
"trollhättan" "alingsås" "borås" "ulricehamn" "åmål" "mariestad"
"lidköping" "skara" "skövde" "hjo" "tidaholm" "falköping"
"kil" "eda" "torsby" "storfors" "hammarö" "munkfors"
"forshaga" "grums" "årjäng" "sunne" "karlstad" "kristinehamn"
"filipstad" "hagfors" "arvika" "säffle" "lekeberg" "laxå"
"hallsberg" "degerfors" "hällefors" "ljusnarsberg" "örebro" "kumla"
"askersund" "karlskoga" "nora" "lindesberg" "skinnskatteberg" "surahammar"
"kungsör" "hallstahammar" "norberg" "västerås" "sala" "fagersta"
"köping" "arboga" "vansbro" "malung-sälen" "gagnef" "leksand"
"rättvik" "orsa" "älvdalen" "smedjebacken" "mora" "falun"
"borlänge" "säter" "hedemora" "avesta" "ludvika" "ockelbo"
"hofors" "ovanåker" "nordanstig" "ljusdal" "gävle" "sandviken"
"söderhamn" "bollnäs" "hudiksvall" "ånge" "timrå" "härnösand"
"sundsvall" "kramfors" "sollefteå" "örnsköldsvik" "ragunda" "bräcke"
"krokom" "strömsund" "åre" "berg" "härjedalen" "östersund"
"nordmaling" "bjurholm" "vindeln" "robertsfors" "norsjö" "malå"
"storuman" "sorsele" "dorotea" "vännäs" "vilhelmina" "åsele"
"umeå" "lycksele" "skellefteå" "arvidsjaur" "arjeplog" "jokkmokk"
"överkalix" "kalix" "övertorneå" "pajala" "gällivare" "älvsbyn"
"luleå" "piteå" "boden" "haparanda" "kiruna");
/*if not missing(R_res_ort_namn) then R_kommun=prxchange("s/^.*-(.* kommun)/$1/",1,R_res_ort_namn);
else if prxmatch("/^.*([a-zA-Z]*? kommun).*$/",R_res_ort_txt) then R_kommun=prxchange("s/^.*?([a-zA-Z]*? kommun).*$/$1/",-1,R_res_ort_txt);
else if prxmatch("/^.*([a-zA-Z]*? kommun).*$/",R_kom_lan) then R_kommun=prxchange("s/^.*?([a-zA-Z]*? kommun).*$/$1/",-1,R_kom_lan);
else */if R_res_ort_txt in kommuner then R_kommun=R_res_ort_txt;
run;
However, for some reason this does not seem to work for all of the municipalities. The municipality of "uppsala" works for instance, but not the municipality of "ängelholm".
I have tried stripping the variables of whitespace and converting everything to lowercase. What am I doing wrong?
Additional info:
For some reason it does work flawlessly if I skip the array and just copy-paste the exact same list of municipality names into a parenthesis following the in-operator. I would however need to repeat this step 5-6 times and this solution would make my code quite cumbersome.
You are defining the ARRAY
Array kommuner{290} $
with character length 8. See what happens when you fix that.
I've been trying to figure out a way to get a list of all the Coins that Coinbase has listed (not necessarily for trade) but can't figure it out, in the early days it was easy as you could just login and see the list of 4 basic coins that were supported (and could hard code those values in a program and/or script).
But now they have a list of many coins listed, some as I understand, which are not available to actually trade but are listed for educational purposes (as stated on their site when looking at such coins).
I was wondering if anyone has figured out a way to get a list those coins (all supported and simply listed) perhaps with a tag of which are actually supported for trade.
I looked at the API and the REST API (using a simple GET request over HTTPS or using cURL for testing) has the following endpoints:
curl https://api.coinbase.com/v2/currencies - This lists all the Fiat currencies.
and:
curl https://api.pro.coinbase.com/products - This lists all the supported trading pairs (which is not what I'm looking for....)
Any ideas, short of logging in and parsing the html? (which could break since the site can be reformatted etc at any time).
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
perhaps not really what you asked, but you could also use https://api.pro.coinbase.com/currencies
import requests
import json
uri = 'https://api.pro.coinbase.com/currencies'
response = requests.get(uri).json()
for i in range(len(response)):
if response[i]['details']['type'] == 'crypto':
print(response[i]['id])
This will return the coins available for trading.
I'm not sure if I this is the response that you want or not. I first used the first URL that you have listed... The response from that looked like it didn't have the available coins. I then tried the below URL instead and the response does have a lot of curriencies listed on it. You can parse it by loading with JSON and looking for the fields that you want.
Also I didn't see a language posted with your question. I'm using python3 below. If you're a Linux person you can also just use curl GET from the command line. It doesn't matter the language... you just need to make a GET request to that URL and parse the response however you see fit.
To get 1 particular field you can use a line like response['data']['rates']['BTC'] to extract '0.00029200' out of the response/JSON string.
>>> r = requests.get("https://api.coinbase.com/v2/exchange-rates")
>>> response = json.loads(r.text)
>>> pprint.pprint(response)
{'data': {'currency': 'USD',
'rates': {'AED': '3.67',
'AFN': '75.22',
'ALL': '108.84',
'AMD': '487.59',
'ANG': '1.79',
'AOA': '311.37',
'ARS': '37.32',
'AUD': '1.38',
'AWG': '1.80',
'AZN': '1.70',
'BAM': '1.71',
'BAT': '9.00418244',
'BBD': '2.00',
'BCH': '0.00879160',
'BDT': '83.80',
'BGN': '1.71',
'BHD': '0.377',
'BIF': '1824',
'BMD': '1.00',
'BND': '1.58',
'BOB': '6.90',
'BRL': '3.65',
'BSD': '1.00',
'BTC': '0.00029200',
'BTN': '71.11',
'BWP': '10.41',
'BYN': '2.15',
'BYR': '21495',
'BZD': '2.02',
'CAD': '1.31',
'CDF': '1631.00',
'CHF': '0.99',
'CLF': '0.0242',
'CLP': '656',
'CNH': '6.71',
'CNY': '6.70',
'COP': '3174.95',
'CRC': '608.98',
'CUC': '1.00',
'CVE': '96.90',
'CZK': '22.50',
'DJF': '178',
'DKK': '6.52',
'DOP': '50.44',
'DZD': '118.30',
'EEK': '14.61',
'EGP': '17.68',
'ERN': '15.00',
'ETB': '28.52',
'ETC': '0.25542784',
'ETH': '0.00944599',
'EUR': '0.87',
'FJD': '2.10',
'FKP': '0.76',
'GBP': '0.76',
'GEL': '2.66',
'GGP': '0.76',
'GHS': '4.98',
'GIP': '0.76',
'GMD': '49.52',
'GNF': '9210',
'GTQ': '7.74',
'GYD': '208.55',
'HKD': '7.85',
'HNL': '24.49',
'HRK': '6.49',
'HTG': '78.37',
'HUF': '276',
'IDR': '13940.00',
'ILS': '3.63',
'IMP': '0.76',
'INR': '70.93',
'IQD': '1190.000',
'ISK': '120',
'JEP': '0.76',
'JMD': '132.72',
'JOD': '0.710',
'JPY': '109',
'KES': '100.60',
'KGS': '68.70',
'KHR': '4015.00',
'KMF': '429',
'KRW': '1114',
'KWD': '0.303',
'KYD': '0.83',
'KZT': '380.63',
'LAK': '8559.50',
'LBP': '1511.15',
'LKR': '178.40',
'LRD': '160.75',
'LSL': '13.53',
'LTC': '0.03208728',
'LTL': '3.22',
'LVL': '0.66',
'LYD': '1.385',
'MAD': '9.53',
'MDL': '17.05',
'MGA': '3465.0',
'MKD': '53.78',
'MMK': '1519.04',
'MNT': '2453.75',
'MOP': '8.08',
'MRO': '357.0',
'MTL': '0.68',
'MUR': '34.23',
'MVR': '15.49',
'MWK': '728.47',
'MXN': '19.14',
'MYR': '4.10',
'MZN': '61.87',
'NAD': '13.53',
'NGN': '361.50',
'NIO': '32.60',
'NOK': '8.43',
'NPR': '113.78',
'NZD': '1.45',
'OMR': '0.385',
'PAB': '1.00',
'PEN': '3.33',
'PGK': '3.36',
'PHP': '52.13',
'PKR': '139.30',
'PLN': '3.73',
'PYG': '6084',
'QAR': '3.64',
'RON': '4.14',
'RSD': '103.53',
'RUB': '65.47',
'RWF': '886',
'SAR': '3.75',
'SBD': '8.06',
'SCR': '13.67',
'SEK': '9.05',
'SGD': '1.35',
'SHP': '0.76',
'SLL': '8390.00',
'SOS': '582.00',
'SRD': '7.46',
'SSP': '130.26',
'STD': '21050.60',
'SVC': '8.75',
'SZL': '13.52',
'THB': '31.23',
'TJS': '9.43',
'TMT': '3.50',
'TND': '2.968',
'TOP': '2.26',
'TRY': '5.18',
'TTD': '6.77',
'TWD': '30.72',
'TZS': '2317.00',
'UAH': '27.70',
'UGX': '3670',
'USD': '1.00',
'USDC': '1.000000',
'UYU': '32.58',
'UZS': '8380.00',
'VEF': '248487.64',
'VND': '23287',
'VUV': '111',
'WST': '2.60',
'XAF': '573',
'XAG': '0',
'XAU': '0',
'XCD': '2.70',
'XDR': '1',
'XOF': '573',
'XPD': '0',
'XPF': '104',
'XPT': '0',
'YER': '250.30',
'ZAR': '13.27',
'ZEC': '0.02056344',
'ZMK': '5253.08',
'ZMW': '11.94',
'ZRX': '4.04721481',
'ZWL': '322.36'}}}
The following code:
import requests
uri = 'https://api.pro.coinbase.com/currencies'
response = requests.get(uri).json()
for i in range(len(response)):
if response[i]['details']['type'] == 'crypto':
print(response[i]['id'])
Will provide this output:
COTI
BTC
ETH
LTC
BCH
ZEC
XTZ
XRP
XLM
EOS
ALGO
DASH
ATOM
CGLD
FIL
ADA
ICP
SOL
DOT
DOGE
OXT
KNC
MIR
REP
COMP
NMR
ACH
BAND
ZRX
BAT
LOOM
UNI
YFI
LRC
CVC
DNT
MANA
GNT
REN
LINK
BAL
ETC
USDC
RLC
DAI
WBTC
NU
AAVE
SNX
BNT
GRT
SUSHI
MLN
ANKR
CRV
STORJ
SKL
AMP
1INCH
ENJ
NKN
OGN
FORTH
GTC
TRB
CTSI
MKR
UMA
USDT
CHZ
SHIB
BOND
LPT
QNT
KEEP
CLV
MASK
MATIC
OMG
POLY
FARM
FET
PAX
RLY
PLA
RAI
IOTX
ORN
AXS
QUICK
TRIBE
UST
REQ
TRU
WLUNA
you can use
curl -X GET https://api.exchange.coinbase.com/products
refer to
https://docs.cloud.coinbase.com/exchange/reference/exchangerestapi_getproducts
I know this question was already asked, but after trying most of the accepted answer none of them seems to work with my simple task...
I have a csv file as follow:
Date,Median
2000-01-31,9
2000-02-28,8
2000-03-31,7
2000-04-30,6
2000-05-31,5
2000-06-30,4
2000-07-31,3
2000-08-31,2
2000-09-30,1
2000-10-31,0
2000-11-30,11
2000-12-31,12
and then an array:
[0.1829 0.171349 0.162461 0.152306 0.14122 0.137749 0.138802 0.150315
0.156784 0.168297 0.180634 0.187241]
I wish to append this array as a third column to the csv file to get the following output:
Date,Median,Median2
2000-01-31,9,0.1829
2000-02-28,8,0.171349
2000-03-31,7,0.162461
2000-04-30,6,0.152306
2000-05-31,5,0.14122
2000-06-30,4,0.137749
2000-07-31,3,0.138802
2000-08-31,2,0.150315
2000-09-30,1,0.156784
2000-10-31,0,0.168297
2000-11-30,11,0.180634
2000-12-31,12,0.187241
I tried most of the answer related to this kind of question but I did not succeed to make them work..here is the last code I tried, using pandas that looks easier but it does not work:
data=pd.read_csv("data_1.csv",sep=',')
array_transpose = array.reshape((-1, 1)) #in order to transpose the array
data['Median2'] = data[array_transpose]
data.to_csv('output.csv')
which produce the following error:
KeyError: '[0.1829 0.171349 0.162461 0.152306 0.14122 0.137749 0.138802 0.150315\n 0.156784 0.168297 0.180634 0.187241] not in index'
How to append this array to my csv file?
You may not need reshape
data=pd.read_csv("data_1.csv",sep=',')
data['Median2'] = array
data.to_csv('output.csv')
I have this code portion for instance :
fichiers=glob.glob('/path/*.file')
for f in fichiers:
if os.path.isfile(f):
fichier = open(f,'r')
for l in fichier:
m = regex.match(l)
if m:
print('%s/ EMO /%s'%(m.group(1),m.group(3)))
#here I want to write this modified line
else:
#write line non modified
fichier.close()
And I would like, instead of printing results in the shell, apply the substitution to all lines of each line with copying files with new names or in a new directory (to be sure not making mistakes).
Have you some idea to teach me how to do that please ?
It's really quite simple: all you need to do is define your output directory and open a new file in that directory to write to, every time you open a file that you read. Check this out:
import glob
import os
outdirpath = "/path/to/output/directory"
for fpath in glob.glob('/path/*.file'):
if not os.path.isfile(fpath): continue
with open(fpath) as fichier, open(os.path.join(outdirpath, os.path.basename(fpath)), 'w') as outfile:
for line in fichier:
m = regex.match(line)
if m:
outfile.write('%s/ EMO /%s'%(m.group(1),m.group(3)))
else:
outfile.write(line)
Please help me on the below code :
I have an array with 155 elements and i have a file which has some elements of array inside it , i need all values of the array elements which are found in the file and also i need the array element to be printed as zero if the array element is not found in the file .
Thanks in advance, this is what i have tried.
args=("C9" "DP10" "DP11" "DP20" "DP21" "DP30" "DP31" "DP50" "FR31" "G128" "G402" "G602" "GA" "GI" "GT08" "GT14" "GT17" "GT25" "GT37" "GT67" "H6" "H7" "IL" "IM" "J6" "JD05" "JD09" "JD14" "JD25" "JD37" "K1" "K2" "L100" "L106" "L116" "L150" "L202" "L7" "L8" "L9" "LD11" "LD21" "LE09" "LE26" "LP11" "LP21" "LP31" "LP55" "LQ11" "LQ21" "LQ31" "LS07" "LT09" "LT10" "LT12" "LT15" "LT20" "LT22" "LT24" "LT25" "LT30" "LT38" "LT42" "LT43" "LT44" "LT48" "LT50" "LT59" "LT60" "LT65" "M395" "OV04" "OV07" "OV14" "OV18" "OV23" "OV27" "OV35" "OV39" "OV40" "OV79" "Q15" "Q150" "Q19" "QD11" "QD21" "QD31" "QD65" "QE11" "QE21" "QE31" "QF50" "QM25" "QP10" "QP15" "QP20" "QP30" "QP31" "QP50" "QT25" "QT50" "R39" "R40" "r57" "R9" "rc23" "RC27" "RC39" "rc7" "rc79" "S1" "S101" "S117" "S118" "S13p" "S18" "S202" "S317" "S318" "S319" "S40" "S408" "S67" "S76" "S82" "S99" "SD11" "SD12" "SD14" "SD17" "SD29" "SD3" "SD5" "SD98" "SF20" "SF74" "SR07" "SV19" "SV6p" "T402" "T602" "TG00" "TG17" "TG43" "TG8" "TG92" "WD09" "WD14" "WD17" "WD24" "WD29" "WD37" "WD43" "WWE1" "XR91")
MY CODE :
for loop i have used to traverse the elements search inside a file .
for i in ${args[#]}; do
grep $i file.txt
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo $i"","""0"
fi
done >> output.txt
TOTAL FILE:
C9,5015319
DP10,36870732
DP11,188
DP20,18728254
DP21,341182
DP30,8415555
DP31,2390000
DP50,12371853
FR31,24541
G128,49780
G402,2000
G602,2000
GA,879888
GT08,1580384
GT17,1968192
GT25,4104
GT37,21550
GT67,24770
H6,660652
IL,137651
JD05,1518400
JD14,325800
JD25,828600
JD37,357100
K1,261549
K2,4715330
L100,284
L116,80000
L7,200847
L8,3158
L9,5054495
LE09,75776
LE26,343410
LP11,1030
LP21,492
LP31,113
LP55,3
LQ11,6776000
LQ21,3543600
LQ31,4525600
LT09,682800
LT12,5715
LT15,568873
LT22,236077
LT24,702800
LT25,4600
LT38,28990
LT65,300125
M395,29600
OV14,462
OV18,86300
OV40,217899
Q150,678
QD11,1000022
QD31,50
QF50,58575
QM25,57900
QP10,1792153
QP15,953400
QP20,770000
QP30,179450
QP31,163223
QP50,8
QT50,66340
R39,62440
R40,18807
r57,3456
rc23,3370
RC27,2809
RC39,2570
rc7,7137
rc79,1296
S1,25007
S117,1000000
S13p,52313
S18,75000
S317,289148
S318,3046
S319,30000
S40,300
S408,4967
S76,28
S82,103238
S99,480
SD11,6719
SD12,23123
SD14,22595
SD17,100000
SD29,252392
SD3,20000
SD5,14090
SD98,653
SF20,1000
SF74,7330
SV19,26461
SV6p,154994
T402,2000
T602,2000
TG17,2031
TG8,2964
TG92,1759
WD17,131194
WD24,94589
WD29,202198
WD37,101794
WD43,112942
WWE1,9600
XR91,70000
EXPECTED OUTPUT :
The output should contain the values which are present in the file for each array element.
If not present the output should contain the array element as zero. For eg:
c9 is not present in the file
output of c9 should be
c9,0
Your approach is not bad. I just would use
^$i,
as a grep-pattern. With your current file data, it's not necessary, but maybe one day your file will contain things like
X,2354
XA,1234
and suddenly your algorithm will fail, if args contain the element X.
Also, the echo statement is unnecessarily complex. I would write it simply as
echo $x,0
You can also simplify the if, by combining it with the grep
if ! grep ^$i, file.txt
but this is mere cosmetics and a matter of taste.