I was doing a project in python and saw that import IPy was not working in 32-bit python IDLE. When I tried to do it in 64-bit python IDLE it worked. I installed IPy using pip install IPy in cmd. This was my python 32-bit IDLE console input and output: I am using Windows 7 and Python 3.8 in both
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How to access a dynamic variable of a Python script from another Python script?
So there’s two scripts: script1.py and script2.py. script1.py has a variable x that stores the string read from a file during runtime. In script2.py, I import script1.py and then run script1.py using the following: script1.main(). I then run a particular function in script1.py that is responsible for reading the file in question. You might wonder why I don’t just run
How to configure Python so that I can import a function directly from package?
Suppose I have a package structure like Suppose, there is a function func in a.py. I want to create a library, that can import func directly from pkg. from pkg import func How can I achieve this? Answer You can configure this via the __init__.py. pkg/__init__.py That way when pkg is accessed, the __init__.py would be loaded thus allowing direct
Why can sub-module names be accessed in __init__.py even without explicitly importing them?
The issue: Note how sub2 is in the namespace of pkg, even though I don’t actually import it. I would expect only the names inside sub2 to be imported. Why is that not the case? I see that it has something to do with importing a package vs. importing a module, because: It also seems to confuse mypy; I edit
`UnencryptedCookieSessionFactoryConfig` error when importing Apex
I’m trying to use Apex and whenever I try to import it (or anything involving it) I get the following traceback: I have the Pyramid library installed and importing that causes no issues. My Python version is 3.8.5 and my OS is Ubuntu 18.04.5. I’ve tried searching online but haven’t been able to find a satisfactory solution and was hoping
How to do relative imports in Python without sys.path.append neither -m falg neither with __init__.py file?
I know that python mechanism doesn’t allow doing relative imports without a known parent package, but I want to know which the reason is. If relative imports worked without known parent package it would make developers life much easier (I think, correct me if I am wrong) Example: From a python script a have to import a global definitions file.
ModuleNotFoundError with setup.py using a compiled pyc module
I can normally import a compiled .pyc module as well as .py, but when trying to package a simple project with setup.py, I’m getting the ModuleNotFoundError exception for the compiled .pyc module. Because this is only happening when using setup.py, otherwise is working fine, I don’t know if there’s something I should had to setup.py to make this work. The
ImportError while importing pandas: gettz not built
Suddenly my python file won’t run anymore due to an ImportError. I already tried updating/reinstalling pandas via conda but this didn’t change anything. What could I try to fix this? Answer As suggested by furas, installing the package dateutil fixed the error.
Unable to use “from numpy import *”
I was trying to import numpy like the below format, but it was not working. It was throwing me some errors. The IDE was VS Code. I already installed NUMPY in pip on CMD. Still it is not working. This is the Screenshot of Error in VS code Answer These are more warnings than errors in your screenshot You’re importing
from tkinter import * showing SyntaxError when used inside function
Here I am using from tkinter import * inside a function and when I am running the code it is showing me a SyntaxError. Please tell me how I can use from tkinter import * inside a function. Answer You should move the import statements to the beginning of the file, at the top. You are also importing tkinter twice.