How run input code in terminal with Python?

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I am trying run a simple code in terminal using the input but that isn't getting right. Always apear a error message. Someone mighty help me understand what's going on, please?

That is the error message
https://i.stack.imgur.com/Cmhmm.png[^]

What I have tried:

I tried nothing because i really don't know

Posted 15-May-22 8:23am

Samuel Matos

Updated 24-May-22 0:02am

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Solution 1

Read the error message: "can't open file ... no such file or directory"
So look at the path and then use Windows Explorer to follow the path and file out what is missing.

We can't do that for you - we have no access to your file system!

Posted 15-May-22 9:07am

OriginalGriff

Solution 3

It might seem a bit silly, but have you checked the file location? Does the file exist?

Posted 24-May-22 0:02am

ahmad arabi

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Richard Deeming 25-May-22 4:52am

Which is precisely what the existing solutions suggested, over a week before you posted this.

ahmad arabi 25-May-22 11:33am

I was expecting a no and this was just a kind way to ask the the real problem behind it. He might have tried to create the file or have searched online for the answer. Forums are the last hope for the unsearchable problems.

Richard Deeming 25-May-22 11:37am

The OP didn't reply to the two previous solutions. Unless he's practising Taarof[^], I doubt saying the same thing a third time will make much difference. :)

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2022-05-15T21:51:00

Solution 2

The file containing your Python source is named aula01.py, but you are calling the interpreter with the name input.py. Use the correct name for your source file.

Posted 15-May-22 21:51pm

Richard MacCutchan