Hi,
I am getting confused on Python 3 error message using subs:

from sympy import *
x, y = symbols('x y')
fun = cos(x) + 1
fun.subs(x,y)

--> cos(y) + 1

which is okay. It does at it should.

from sympy import *
x, y = symbols('x y')
fun2=1
fun2.subs(x,y)

--> Attribute error: 'int' object has not attribute 'subs'

What is the failure here?  How to fix this?  I used sympy online and it 
works, but on desktop it does not.  Why?

I used recently anaconda to download python 3 and other libraries etc.

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