running Python script within Spyder does not show output in Console
I've created a script in Spyder. If I step through each line I see the output in the console. HOwever, if I click on the green "play" button to run the script, I see this message in the console,
pic of console message
However, if I F9 the last instruction, I get the expected output,
pic of console after F9 last script instruction
Here is the code:
path="C:/Users/jeriv/Documents/Python/ML_Andew_NG/data"
os.chdir(path)
file="ex1data1.txt"
data = pd.read_csv(file, header=None, names=['Population', 'Profit'])
data.head()
Any help is appreciated.
python
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
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I've created a script in Spyder. If I step through each line I see the output in the console. HOwever, if I click on the green "play" button to run the script, I see this message in the console,
pic of console message
However, if I F9 the last instruction, I get the expected output,
pic of console after F9 last script instruction
Here is the code:
path="C:/Users/jeriv/Documents/Python/ML_Andew_NG/data"
os.chdir(path)
file="ex1data1.txt"
data = pd.read_csv(file, header=None, names=['Population', 'Profit'])
data.head()
Any help is appreciated.
python
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
You should see ifrunfile()have an option such asstdoutandbuffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)
– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51
add a comment |
I've created a script in Spyder. If I step through each line I see the output in the console. HOwever, if I click on the green "play" button to run the script, I see this message in the console,
pic of console message
However, if I F9 the last instruction, I get the expected output,
pic of console after F9 last script instruction
Here is the code:
path="C:/Users/jeriv/Documents/Python/ML_Andew_NG/data"
os.chdir(path)
file="ex1data1.txt"
data = pd.read_csv(file, header=None, names=['Population', 'Profit'])
data.head()
Any help is appreciated.
python
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
I've created a script in Spyder. If I step through each line I see the output in the console. HOwever, if I click on the green "play" button to run the script, I see this message in the console,
pic of console message
However, if I F9 the last instruction, I get the expected output,
pic of console after F9 last script instruction
Here is the code:
path="C:/Users/jeriv/Documents/Python/ML_Andew_NG/data"
os.chdir(path)
file="ex1data1.txt"
data = pd.read_csv(file, header=None, names=['Population', 'Profit'])
data.head()
Any help is appreciated.
python
python
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
asked Feb 8 at 16:17
jrivejrive
12
12
You should see ifrunfile()have an option such asstdoutandbuffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)
– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51
add a comment |
You should see ifrunfile()have an option such asstdoutandbuffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)
– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51
You should see if
runfile() have an option such as stdout and buffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
You should see if
runfile() have an option such as stdout and buffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51
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You should see if
runfile()have an option such asstdoutandbuffer. Usually this behavior arise when you run a script inside a script. The launcher will buffer the script output and dump the whole thing in one go instead of line by line. I think this has less to do with Spyder and more with the console being used iPython(because of the screenshots)– dmb
Feb 8 at 18:00
I modified data.heat() to print(data.head()) and that displays the output in the console. Not sure I understand why F9'ing data.head() displays the output in the console, but executing that same instruction within the script when it is run does not. Thanks for your help @dmb.
– jrive
Feb 9 at 14:51