I’m a complete newbie here and have no understanding of how to adequately describe this but I’m taking beginner classes using Python Turtle. The day I started the class everything worked as the instruction described; however, today and multiple attempts now, my output screen stays white but shows it’s redrawing (refreshing or something of that nature) when I hit run on my program.
As I understand, I can share the url to my program for an example.
This doesn’t seem to be an issue with your code. I’m assuming you’re trying to run Circles.py, but Replit is configured to automatically run main.py. You can configure the .replit to automatically run Circles.py, but for your case, it would be better to run your Python through the shell, or make a Repl per project you are working on.
I have no clue how any of this would solve my issue. I’m just trying to learn basic Python, not program replit.
Is this the point of learning basic coding, have the tool break upon the second time a newbie comes into the space and force them to fix it?
Sorry, this is my plight with coding. There’s always something you have to “learn to do” in order for things to work. This explains why many programmable things are broken in my world.
A very small piece of information given is that main.py is what the Run command activates. The other files are copies of my practice files which originally were run in main.py.
lol, you’re not? you’re just configuring your project. maybe someone should make an extension so this is easier for new users
nothing broke, though?
as the comment on line one of the .replit file says, the run command doesn’t do anything if the interpreter field is set. you’d have to change the entrypoint
anyway, if your issue is solved, please mark the post that helped you most as the solution
I’m just trying to provide you with solutions. Like I said, to avoid confusion you should probably make a new Repl per project you start. Sorry if I came off as confusing, it is annoying to have to configure such a thing, but its basically the same deal as creating a project locally.
Totally agree with this, might make a feature request later, so someone could program one or Replit could implement it themselves.
