#🔒 Circular import

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@tribal phoenix

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tribal phoenix
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help me with this circular import plz

rugged ridge
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Circular imports are, by definition, waiting on other scripts to finish importing by other scripts, etc.

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You just need to rearrange your imports so that they don't try to import each other

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Another way would be to just put similar scripts into 1 script. So there's no circular import at all

tribal phoenix
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i try to put the import line in the function but when i do the function get repeated

rugged ridge
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I don't understand what that looks like

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Can you paste the code here or in a pastebin service please?

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tribal phoenix
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def display_outcomes(outcomes):
"""
Displays the calculated outcomes in a clear and formatted way.
"""
# Printing outcomes to the console

print(f'''

data file selected is {outcomes[14]}
*************************** ''')
output_format = f'''
The total number of vehicles recorded for this date is {outcomes[0]}
The total number of trucks recorded for this date is {outcomes[1]}
The total number of electric vehicles for this date is {outcomes[2]}
The total number of two-wheeled vehicles for this date is {outcomes[3]}
The total number of Busses leaving Elm Avenue/Rabbit Road heading North is {outcomes[4]}
The total number of Vehicles through both junctions not turning left or right is {outcomes[5]}
The percentage of total vehicles recorded that are trucks for this date is {outcomes[6]}%
the average number of Bikes per hour for this date is {outcomes[7]}

The total number of Vehicles recorded as over the speed limit for this date is {outcomes[8]}
The total number of vehicles recorded through Elm Avenue/Rabbit Road junction is {outcomes[9]}
The total number of vehicles recorded through Hanley Highway/Westway junction is {outcomes[10]}
{outcomes[11]}% of vehicles recorded through Elm Avenue/Rabbit Road are scooters.

The highest number of vehicles in an hour on Hanley Highway/Westway is {outcomes[12][0]}
The most vehicles through Hanley Highway/Westway were recorded between {outcomes[12][1]}:00 and {(outcomes[12][1]) + 1}:00
The number of hours of rain for this date is {outcomes[13]} '''
print(output_format) # i tried to import the python file here
h_module = HistogramApp(outcomes[15], outcomes[14][12:20])
h_module.run()
save_results_to_file(outcomes, output_format)

green hemlockBOT
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Hey @tribal phoenix!

It looks like you are trying to paste code into this channel.

You seem to be using the wrong symbols to indicate where the code block should start. The correct symbols would be ```, not '''.

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tribal phoenix
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well lecturer told he need that task E in the other python file

rugged ridge
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ok then

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You have only one choice

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Remove the imports in the other file

tribal phoenix
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ok thank you ill try

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