Benjamin Kaplan wrote:
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 11:33 PM, kreglet wrote:
desktop:~/bin$ modtest.py
desktop:~/bin$ evenodd(45)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `45'
And this is what's supposed to happen any time you try this in any
shell. When you call evenodd, bash l
l, but
not arbitrary Python functions. Perhaps you were calling Python using
the -i flag, which runs the interactive interpreter after the script
is finished executing.
$ python -i modtest.py
>>> evenodd(45)
45 is odd
> Now:
> desktop:~/bin$ modtest.py
> desktop:~/bin$ evenod
ction to test if an int is even or
odd.
Before:
desktop:~/bin$ modtest.py
desktop:~/bin$ evenodd(45)
45 is odd
Now:
desktop:~/bin$ modtest.py
desktop:~/bin$ evenodd(45)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `45'
The above is just an example. ALL of my scripts that worked before no longer
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