On 12/18/2014 08:37 AM, Lei wrote:
Hi experts,
I am using python 3. I got a module interest.py (see attachment).
But when I tried to use this module with input in the command line, it
gives error
In [1]: import interest
In [2]: interest.py A=10 p=5 n=730
File "<ipython-input-2-82892ebb874e>", line 1
interest.py A=10 p=5 n=730
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
May you please tell me how to solve it?
Just realized you where trying to run it as a command line program. What
I suggested previously was for using the interest module directly in the
interpreter. To run as command line program in IPython do:
In [2]: !python interest.py A=10 p=5 n=730
('A0 =', 9.035879331735664)
This file "interest.py" is in the path of desktop. I think it is not a
default path for Spyder. So I added its path via "Tools" --> "PYTHONPATH
manager". Is it correct?
By the way, I am using IPython in Spyder (version, 2.3.2), my computer
is running Windows 7.
Thanks a lot.
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Adrian Klaver
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