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Python Write Better Python Cleaner Code Imports

Posted by Ashmit Pathak
Ashmit Pathak
4,441 Points

plz tell where am i getting wrong

it's constantly showing this :- Bummer! Your file has 1 error(s) on line(s) 8: blank line at end of file

starter.py 
import os
import sys
import logging
from re import match
from re import search

2 Answers

Luc Dachary
Luc Dachary
2,231 Points
Luc Dachary
Luc Dachary
2,231 Points

Hi Ashmit Pathak, I just made the exercise and I have not faced your problem. Could you make sure you inserted a new line after search import? Your file should be six lines long.

Ashmit Pathak
Ashmit Pathak
4,441 Points

can u plz show it in a code so that i could understand it better and yaa! thanx for your help...

Luc Dachary
Luc Dachary
2,231 Points
Luc Dachary
Luc Dachary
2,231 Points

Sure Ashmit Pathak, here your are:

import os  # no trailing space
import sys  # no trailing space
import logging  # no trailing space
from re import match  # no trailing space
from re import search  # no trailing space, hit enter once
# empty line below
Ashmit Pathak
Ashmit Pathak
4,441 Points

Thanx for helping me it really worked

Jon Mirow
Jon Mirow
9,864 Points
Jon Mirow
Jon Mirow
9,864 Points

Hey there,

Hmm I got some weird end of file thing doing it too. make sure you delete anything after the last thing you type and hit return before submitting. Also you can leave the "from re import match, search" line as it was. That last one's more just a stylistic thing. IT will still work whether you tell it to import the modules in two different commands or one combined one, but lots of programmers like to group them together by way of organising the file.