Hi Corey! Thanks for the videos. I have a problem, in min when I print(index), it gives me -1 instead of 1. I have the same code as your github too. Thanks!
I do have a question. When you use “from X import Y” it only imports a specific chunk of the module. But when you run the code around computer still printed the first string. Why it did so? Considering you only imported the function, not the print(which is outside of said function).
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# importing modules even if they are not in the same path
A. in ,I move the file location, yet the code still works properly
I move the file location, yet the code still works properly, anyone has some idea why?
Hey Corey I have a doubt at you said that location differs for every system , I couldn't figure out mine. How to find the unique location for my system
sys.path.append
I know it's been a long time since this video was created, but I have a problem. In you have showed that how to import file from different location. Every time when I am tryin to do this my program is moving line 'from my_module import find_index, test' at the top of the code. So it is apper than import.sys etc.Couldn't find a answer for this. Maybe somen can help me with this? :(
Corey - Making progress with your tutoring. I'm following this video to import local modules. The first way using sys.path.append works. But the second way adding "export PYTHONPATH=..." in bash_profile (as your video ) gives me problems. As you shown (11:20), import sys, sys.path from Terminal shows an added path. But the added path doesn't show up in when I run import sys, sys.path from Sublime Text. Thanks in advance for your help.
add module to environment variable (Mac)
and I'm with you all the way until where you use nano in your Mac Terminal.I see why you need to add the directory to the sys path but idk what to use. Windows terminal is saying that 'nano' is not recognized blahblahblah
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add module to environment variable (window)
for windows user
Excellent video, as always. Made me laugh at around onwards ... bottom right-hand corner of the Windows desktop ... "This copy of Windows is not genuine". 😎
and timestamp gave me a deja vu vibe.Thanks for doing this series by the way, it is probably the best series for Python beginners and intermediate programmers who want to learn Python.
I am watching now in 2020 😀😂
os.getcwd
os.___file___ gives the directory of the module
I can't access the standard library on my mac, the way you did at . The library folder does not have frameworks. How do I go about this haha
what's that geohash function in the antigravity.py?
Who else read the whole comic @ ?
