How can I get Replit console to behave like a general Python console, so I can type Python commands on it, not bash command.
I searched around but didn’t find related question and answer.
For example, I have one line code in main.py
a = 1
and hit run. On console, I inquire about value of a, but the Python program has exited.

The console is exactly the same as shell, not a Python console. Is this expected? Is there any configuration I can do to get Python console?
Thanks.
You can use the new Python (Prybar)
template instead in order to restore old console functionality.
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The prybar template is the best solution here. Recently, replit removed prybar from the python template which is why this is happening.
Alternatively, you can type python -i main.py
into the console to run your repl (instead of Run button), this has the same effect.
Here is the update about removing prybar:
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lemme contest that. For regular use IPython can be much better.
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Cool template.
I’ll mention it in future posts about the python console.
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