I haven't seen that happen in my Workspaces. Can you post the code to string_multiply.py?

Yes, thanks!

This part is in stringmultiply.py

input_string = input("What string do you want to use? ")
input_int = input("How many times should I repeat it? ")

print(input_string * int(input_int))

This part is in the console

treehouse:~/workspace$ python stringmultiply.py
python: can't open file 'stringmultiply.py' : [Errno 2] No such file or directory 
treehouse: ~/workspace$

Yes, I saved it.

Hi Robert,

The original command you posted shows a space between string and multiply which won't work, you will either need to add a hyphen or underline between these words.

I had a similar problem in Workspaces with the same error:

python: can't open file 'spam.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

I hadn't encountered this before, and I had made only one change before this happened. I created a couple folders and moved the files to them.

Removing a file from the folder eliminated the error.

I don't know how to access the file while it is in the folder.

this was happening to me too! create new folder

copy your code

in the new folder> create new file>paste code>save

drag the NEW FILE into the existing folder (not the NEW one)

and it works!