Having an issue with azure timer trigger v2 as having error

Having an issue with azure timer trigger v2 as having error

Having an issue with azure timer trigger v2 as having error

import MT5Manager # Create a ManagerAPI object manager = MT5Manager.ManagerAPI() # Connect to the MT5 terminal manager.Connect(“localhost”, 443, “admin”, “password”, MT5Manager.ManagerAPI.EnPumpModes.PUMP_MODE_FULL) # Create a new user new_user = manager.CreateUser( username=”newuser”, password=”newpassword”, group=”users”, email=”[email protected]”, phone=”1234567890″, country=”Country”, city=”City”, address=”Address” ) # Print the login of the newly created user print(new_user.Login) # Disconnect from the MT5 terminal manager.Disconnect() […]

import MT5Manager # Create a ManagerAPI object manager = MT5Manager.ManagerAPI() # Connect to the MT5 terminal manager.Connect(“localhost”, 443, “admin”, “password”, MT5Manager.ManagerAPI.EnPumpModes.PUMP_MODE_FULL) # Create a new user new_user = manager.CreateUser( username=”newuser”, password=”newpassword”, group=”users”, email=”[email protected]”, phone=”1234567890″, country=”Country”, city=”City”, address=”Address” ) # Print the login of the newly created user print(new_user.Login) # Disconnect from the MT5 terminal manager.Disconnect() […]

i wrote a code and it works correctly but the mentor gave me 0!!!! look at this problem:

My code:

My code:

I have two script a.py and b.py I need to run b.py script on one virtual env and a.py on one virtual env. Is there any solution. a.py run venv based on header

I am trying to write a metaclass to assist in serialization. The intention of the metaclass was to isolate the production code from the serialization mode (e.g. YAML or JSON) as much as possible. So, things could inherit from the class Serializable, and not have to worry (too much) about whether it was going to be serialized as YAML or JSON.