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Questions about interfacing with, or features inspired or demonstrated by Python--a programming language featuring a dynamic type system, automatic memory management, and a comprehensive standard library.
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Python module attributes not recognised in ExternalEvaluate
So you have to do this:
s = StartExternalSession["Python"];
ExternalEvaluate[s, "sys.path.insert(1, '')"];
ExternalEvaluate[s, "import test"];
ExternalEvaluate[s, "test.c"]
the second line of which …
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Python module attributes not recognised in ExternalEvaluate
I have Python installed and running properly. … When in Wolfram|One I execute ExternalEvaluate["Python", "1+2"], it returns 3. So far, so good. …
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