I think this is a problem with the Python SQLite wrapper you are using not
SQLite itself. Maybe a better place to ask would be on their mailing list.
Also, consider giving a bit more detail as to why it fails as this may help
them diagnose the issue.
Cheers
Mike
On Fri, 22 Mar 2019 at 15:10, Anthony-William Thibault <
awthiba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hello there!
>
> Consider the following program
>
> Import sqlite3
> x = Input("Enter your name”)
> print(“Hello, ” + x)
>
> When you run the code directly with python (double click the .py file or
> choose open with python) it won’t work
>
> However, the following code will work
>
> x = Input("Enter your name”)
> print(“Hello, ” + x)
> Import sqlite3
>
> I tried running it using Anaconda and it worked, so it’s only when running
> it with the default Python compiler that I encountered this issue.
>
> I tried on 2 different computers and the problem was still occurring
>
> I’m using Python 3.7.2 and Windows 10
>
>
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