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Seth Schiele
346 Pointsfunctions.py
I can't get workspace to work. Even when I change the functions.py file to just print("hello world"), I go to call it in the workspace (yes I've exited the >>> and indented properly when I was trying what Ken did) it results in nothing. Am I missing something here?? super frustrating.
Greg Micyk
808 Pointsthe same
livia salgado
4,407 Pointsi have the same problem, tried everithing i can think of
Steven Parker
229,785 Pointslivia salgado — start a fresh question and include a snapshot of your workspace.
4 Answers
Ryan Blackford
577 PointsFigured out what the problem was. All I had to do was save the functions.py file.
Steven Parker
229,785 PointsI wonder if everyone else was forgetting to do the same thing?
Ryan Blackford
577 PointsIt is very possible.
livia salgado
4,407 Pointsyes!! that was it Thanks!
Jennifer Arty
2,074 PointsThank you! I was having the same issue as well
Steven Parker
229,785 PointsSteven Parker
229,785 PointsTo facilitate a complete analysis, make a snapshot of your workspace and post the link to it here. Also indicate what command you use to "call it in the workspace".