I think you’re missing a |print|, i.e.
|print(1 > 5) |
should give a |False| in the console.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 15/03/17 a las 11:29, [email protected] escribió:
Hello everyone!
I am brand new to Python and coding in general so I appreciate your
patience. I'm using Spider with Python 3.6 and following along to some
online tutorials. Whenever I type in basic comparison, like "1 > 5",
for example, the console returns nothing. I would expect that to
return "false". Other functions, such as printing and concatenating
seem to work fine. I'm not sure if I've not installed Python properly
or if the input/syntax is maybe wrong?. I installed Python 3.6 and
LiClipse before trying Spider and was seeing the same issue. I'm
entirely confused. I've edited the environment variables to include
the python path, and set them in Spider as well. Anyone have any
thoughts as to what I'm doing wrong? I'm guessing it's quite obvious
as I'm so new to this and trying to learn on my own. Any help is very
much appreciated. Thanks!
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