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@lusty condor

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remote pine
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can you post the code again? sorry

lusty condor
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remote pine
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nono the actual code

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like the python code

lusty condor
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oh

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file = open("<python-input-33>", "r")

remote pine
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okay, what is <python-input-33>? is that a file?

lusty condor
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its the file it gave me

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after i make a error it tells me
File "<python-input-33>", line 1, in <module>

remote pine
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that's the name of the file...? like program.py, words.docx, etc etc. The name of the file is <python-input-33>?

gritty nacelle
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"it gave me"
what is "it" in this case?

lusty condor
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the python gui

gritty nacelle
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what were you trying to do in first place?

lusty condor
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im trying to get started in python so i was making a apple

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with turtle

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and it said i didnt define screen

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so i wanted to delete the line

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but it wontt let me

gritty nacelle
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the number in that counter is the number of lines you have entered in the python GUI

the <python-input-nnn> is saying it's something you entered in the python gui

lusty condor
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and i searched it up and it said i had to delete in files

lusty condor
rain reef
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You may want to open the IDLE editor instead of doing everything in the REPL.

gritty nacelle
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first of all, close that window and follow a tutorial to setup an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as VSCode or Thonny

lusty condor
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ok

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