Even if I googled with Colaboratory cell file output, it did not come out.
Original story: Cell magics @ ipython
yesno.py
%%writefile yesno.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
import re
def main():
check=input('Please enter Yes or No:')
print(YN(check))
def YN(string):
if re.match('(?i)ye?s?',string):
return 'YES'
elif re.match('(?i)no?',string):
return 'NO'
else: return 'Yes/Not no'
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
%% writefile yesno.py is the command
If you check with ! cat -n yes no.py
1 #!/usr/bin/env python
2
3 import re
4
5 def main():
6 check = input ('Please enter Yes or No:') 7 print(YN(check)) 8 9 def YN(string): 10 if re.match('(?i)ye?s?',string): 11 return'YES' 12 elif re.match('(?i)no?',string): 13 return'NO' 14 else: return'Yes/No' 15 16 if name == 'main': 17 main() The file is output immediately after the command, so be careful when describing the shebang.
This
check.py
import yesno
if yesno.YN(('Yes')) == 'YES': print('Yeah')
Result: Yeah
You will be able to use it.
When studying Python with Colaboratory, there are times when I am at a loss as to how to do the tasks written based on local files.
If you use it together with Download file with Python, you can probably do it with Colaboratory.
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