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Skimming through the docs, I see the power() method belongs to the decimal.Context class, it's not a global function in the decimal module or a method of a decimal.Decimal class.
The description even shows the Context.power() function being called.
Look at the beginning of the 'Context objects' section to figure out how to work with those. -
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More meth, @Wisecrack?
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No questions asked
As a Python user and the fucking unicode mess, this is sooooo mean!
I just started working on a little project to browse devrant from terminal. It converts images to ascii art!
Has anyone else used the Decimal module in python?
And if so do you know why it returns
"AttributeError: type object 'decimal.Decimal' has no attribute 'power'"?
According to the documentation
https://docs.python.org/3/library/...
...theres a power() function.
Doing
decimal.power()
Decimal.power()
power(x, y)
No matter how I call it, it always returns an error indicating power() doesn't exist and I'm scratching my head.
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python
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