[Tutor] The very first program in python

Alan Gauld alan.gauld at btinternet.com
Sun Nov 15 04:14:30 EST 2015


On 15/11/15 03:23, Sajjadul Islam wrote:

> The following suggestion is not clear to me :
>
> "
> If you defined your function in a separate module using IDLE
> you can use the run menu to run the module directly. That will
> in turn load it into the IDLE shell for you to use.
> "

I assumed (incorrectly as it turns out) that you were
using the IDLE IDE to write and run your code. You can
safely ignore it.

> 3. Send the list as input argument to the function in the .py file.
>
> Eventually, I got the error message as mentioned in my previous post.

The advice about importing the file is what you need to follow.


> How to call the run menu once you are in the command line at linux env ?

This only applies to the IDLE IDE, You don't seem to be using that.


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