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Python Using Databases in Python Gettin' CRUD-y With It Add An Entry

Sasuke Uchiha
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Ctrl+D is not working as EOF

It's not related to any editor. I even tried this on CMD and Git Bash. When I am pressing Ctrl+D, it's simply showing '^D' instead of passing EOF. I found an alternative, I need to press Ctrl+Z and press enter. But I need to do it as Kenneth did in the video. Any suggestions?

Here's a screenshot of the same.

Brandon White
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Based on your screenshot it looks like you’re not on a windows machine. I don’t know that this will work, but if you’re using a Mac, maybe try Cmd + D.

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Mel Rumsey
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Mine is doing the same thing and I am on a Windows using vscode

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Hi Mel,

Any chance you could send a screen shot of your terminal/command prompt?

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Sure https://imgur.com/a/GVldJ7d Thanks for taking a look, I would love to know what's up with it :)

Hank Tao
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Went around the problem as per https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/3356 ctrl+d appears as \x04. The custom function finishes when \x04 appears on its own in a new line.

MengHsin Ou
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I also has the same situation when using my cmd on windows and only CTRL+Z is worked for me. When I press CTRL-Z, it will shows ^Z . I need to press "enter" to let it works.