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python web.py reports ImportError #20
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Did you install flask module in your virtual environment? |
I just followed the installation instructions on the page. Didn't know it
wouldn't install these modules by default. Could you let me know any
particulars of it.
Thank you
Ashwin
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Hello,
I'm quite new to this. Don't understand python very well. Just followed the instructions here and everything worked well until i tried opening the web using 'pyton web.py' ,which reported the below error [attached png]. Can you let me know how to fix this ?
I run Windows 7, with python 2.7.13.
You guys doing a great job. Very useful stuff for beginners like me.
Thanks
Ashwin
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