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#!/usr/bin/env sh

USAGE='NAME
	pig_nan_null_inf.sh -- Test operations with NULL, NaN and Infinity

SYNOPSIS
	./pig_nan_null_inf.sh

DESCRIPTION
	

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# hist.awk - Histogram for integer x and y values
#
# This AWK program takes as input a sequence of x, y integer values, one per
# row, where x is supposed to be the bin, and y is the count of values in that
# bin. In other words, this sequence already encodes the histogram (think of
# the output of uniq -c), so this script only pretty prints that histogram to
# the screen. Furthermore, we assume that the input rows are sorted by the bin
# values (the first column) and that the counts in the second column are always
# nonnegative.
#

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Basic Tools for Data Analysis in a UNIX Environment

Author

Guilherme Freitas <guilherme@gpfreitas.net>

Contents

Overview and Definitions

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"""
This script takes as input a list of Python source files and outputs the
top-level modules that are imported in those source files.

The script does this without executing any code. This is useful when you have
exercise code (that often has syntax errors / missing code) or if you want to
avoid any harmful side-effects of executing untrusted code.
"""

import argparse

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Usage

(Remember to create a symlink pytest for py.test)

pytest [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] ...

Help:

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import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import itertools as it
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import logging

log_fmt = '%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s'
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format=log_fmt)
logging.info('BEGIN')

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# usage: place this file in a folder where you want to your dask tutorial work and run `make`
# 
# if you want to a root dir other than ROOT_DIR, then copy this file there and run `make all`


ROOT_DIR = $(HOME)/reading_group_dask_tutorial

all: dask-tutorial conda_env
	@echo ""
	@echo "To run the dask tutorial now run"

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# Am I in the right branch? Did I push my latest commit?
git log

# Who has worked on this project/folder?
git log -- .  # Then search "author" with the pager

# What have I worked on recently? Or, What branches have I authored?
git log --branches --no-walk --author=Guilherme

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"""Print parsed SQL statement as a tree.

Uses Python 3 and sqlparse package.
"""

from typing import Iterator, Tuple
import argparse
import locale
import sys
import os