Hey Alan,
I found this issue on internet.
It turns out that if you have some file named string.py in the same folder
as script which is using tensorflow, it give this kind of error. I don't
know why but this was happening. Now it's working .
Thank you for your help.
On Oct 26, 2017 1:58 AM, "Alan
shubham goyal wrote:
> Hello all,
> I was trying to run this check script of tensorflow after installing the
> tensorflow successfully. but it is not able to import tensorflow properly
> i think. but sometimes in python
> shell it gets imported. it is giving the error "can't import name
> template
On 25/10/17 19:24, shubham goyal wrote:
> I was trying to run this check script of tensorflow after installing the
> tensorflow successfully.
Its not part of the standard library so I'll need to assume you
are correct and it installed correctly. However from some of the
errors below it looks as if
Hello all,
I was trying to run this check script of tensorflow after installing the
tensorflow successfully. but it is not able to import tensorflow properly i
think. but sometimes in python
shell it gets imported. it is giving the error "can't import name template"
script
import tensorflow as tf
kumar s via Tutor wrote:
> Hi group, I am trying to substitute in the following way and i cannot.
> Could you point out whats wrong in what i am doing.
>
z'.|D'
re.sub(z,'1',z)'111'
> I just want only '1' and not '111'.
> I want:>>> re.sub(z,'1',z)'1'
> re.sub is repeatedly inserting 3
Hi group, I am trying to substitute in the following way and i cannot. Could
you point out whats wrong in what i am doing.
>>> z'.|D'
>>> re.sub(z,'1',z)'111'
I just want only '1' and not '111'.
I want:>>> re.sub(z,'1',z)'1'
re.sub is repeatedly inserting 3 times because z has .|D . How can I
