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To get both Python 2.x (comes with ArcMap) and Python 3.x (comes with ArcGIS Pro) working on a machine which is having any difficulties I do this: Uninstall both ArcGIS Pro and ArcMap Reinstall both ArcGIS … Pro and ArcMap I am no expert in Python installs so I try to keep them simple, and this method sets the paths to a state enabling both Python 2.x to work with ArcMap and Python 3.x to work with ArcGIS …

You do not say whether you are using ArcPy with the ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap application of the ArcGIS Desktop product so I'll assume that it is ArcGIS Pro and reference that documentation. In the PointGe …

One way to address that is by using Python string formatting. …

To do this I would just use ArcPy, a SearchCursor from its Data Access (arcpy.da) module and Python list comprehension. …

As commented by @gene you appear to be getting this error: Because otbApplicationis not in the PYTHONPATH of QGIS (you can use import processing.algs.otb)

However, with the Python window failing to initialize I think the quick fix will be to uninstall/reinstall ArcGIS Pro which should make sure that it can find Python 3.6.5 in the expected location. …

As commented by @KHibma: If you want an example, the script tool here makes use of input featuresets: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=efacb13eced948b6b006079f13fb9b0b (makeBallDiamon …

Your last two lines need to be indented: for i,row in enumerate(i): shp.record(row[i]) shp.save("conv.shp") PEP 8 convention is to indent using four spaces

To install using pip, if it is correctly installed, I think all that you need to do is: Make sure that C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.4 is in your Path environment variable Use python -m pip install <module> from …

When you call it using: numSchools("There are a total of: "),count you are only providing one parameter value i.e. the string "There are a total of: " The above is why Python reports: numSchools … () takes exactly 3 arguments (1 given) Your error is pure Python and nothing to do with ArcPy, which you can see by running: def numSchools(work, shapefile, sTyp): print work numSchools("There …

If you're rolling your own python, the numpy and matplotlib installs should find the 64bit python install and put them in there when installing. …

To do this I suggest looking at Esri's portalpy which is: A module that allows you to administer Portal for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Online.

I found a Spatial Times blog entitled Shapefile vs Feature Class by searching Google: A Shapefile is a Feature Class. Although the intended question probably wasn’t answered here. But let’s go a …

To do this you should use a combination of ArcPy and Python. You can use Python's enumerate function to get a number for each item in your list. …

To answer this question nowadays (since ArcGIS 10.1 SP1) I would recommend the answer from @djq in conjunction with using arcpy.da.Walk to walk the folder structure: Generate data names in a direc …