Alan Gauld wrote:
On 15/03/12 22:39, Tamar Osher wrote:
try:
import os
# my program
finally:
input ('\n\t\t\tPress the enter key to continue.')
os.system ('pause')
It's more conventional to put the import at the very top, before the
try: line.
True, but in this case, if there is an import error, the message will flash by
without being read. Wrapping the *entire* program, imports and all, ensures
that the program will pause regardless of what happens.
--
Steven
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