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19 Jun 2025 17:29

It depends on the builtin function

Builtin functions are optimized

But if they are for multipurpose and you have a specific case where you can optimize for your case better than the builtin function, then you can write your own function

But most of the time it is good to use builtin functions

-- just my thoughts

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19 Jun 2025 17:17

In a question, if we are given to write a user-defined function, is it advisable or not for a good programmer to use in-built functions ??

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19 Jun 2025 17:01

Hey admins, if I want to paste my code, simply I have to click on the pasting service link and then paste my code there, and then recopy it and paste it here. I mean is that how pasting service works??

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19 Jun 2025 07:25

Hello everyone, do you guys help with Django Rest Framework too? Im working with it right now

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19 Jun 2025 02:50

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

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18 Jun 2025 23:39

So first then search for that, here we can help you with the python part

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18 Jun 2025 21:36

Do you already have access tt he API? because it is not public

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18 Jun 2025 20:58

Yep but sometimes it's working and sometimes it's like that pretty weird

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18 Jun 2025 20:54

The error is coming in toolmessage when i run the agent but it runs again and that time it successfully runs and provides the appropriate response but i have to make it work in single run

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18 Jun 2025 20:50

Stop catching every exception and you will see what's going on. Especially where.

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18 Jun 2025 20:49

Yep i tried that but it didn't work..the issue is i have to use **kwargs in my tool function and the method which it suggests with that i should make a schema and then use it but i have to use kwargs for some special cases

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18 Jun 2025 20:42

Rule 5️⃣: Never post walls of text or screen photos. Use paste bins like https://dpaste.org, https://hastebin.com, https://bin.kv2.dev or your favorite one!

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18 Jun 2025 17:34

Can anybody suggest some websites for good (challenging) problems for beginners in python???

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18 Jun 2025 16:43

I don't think you understand return yet. Please read this article: https://python.land/introduction-to-python/functions

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18 Jun 2025 16:39

You don't need to use return even if a function has parameters. You simply use it to return a value.

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19 Jun 2025 17:19

If the question can be solved without using in-built functions but it may be larger...

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19 Jun 2025 17:01

No, you paste there, save it and paste here the generated URL

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19 Jun 2025 07:26

If it's python the yes. But we also have a Django specific group: @django

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19 Jun 2025 07:18

still i not learn this,

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19 Jun 2025 02:38

Hi everyone,
I'm new to computer programming but very passionate about programming. Could someone help me learn well through documentation and others? Thanks in advance

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18 Jun 2025 23:38

I was looking for another alternative than the official becoz I can’t access meta api

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18 Jun 2025 21:33

Hey guys how do I connect WhatsApp api with python

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18 Jun 2025 20:55

No, according to error is not getting json

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18 Jun 2025 20:52

It gets json string which is taken by query argument and since kwargs is there unused so its leading to too many arguments...i have to use both

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18 Jun 2025 20:50

So when you are callig the tool you are sending the wrong params it expects a query dic but it gets two strings instead

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18 Jun 2025 20:46

And have you considered what the error says?

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18 Jun 2025 20:41

Hey folks...need some help

this is my tool function

https://hastebin.com/share/qaruguxawa.python


and this is error
ToolMessage(content='Error: ToolException("Too many arguments to single-input tool Tavily.\n                Consider using StructuredTool instead. Args: ['israel and iran war 2025', 'tvly-dev-8Wgjmvd1ZymvCvcX5FgsmT3AorWZ']")\n Please fix your mistakes.', name='Tavily',

Does anyone know how to fix it

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18 Jun 2025 17:04

Yeah, I had a wrong assumption...Now it's clear. Thanks!!!

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18 Jun 2025 16:41

My last question, plz ans it!!!
What someone means by returning a value...
I mean how do we coders get to know whether the code returns a value or not if we do not print it??

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18 Jun 2025 16:38

Yeah, if there is a function which doesn't need any parameters, then it's working without return statement