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Start your free trialNatalia Solomkina
1,594 Pointsapp.route not working in workspace
In workspace when I add '/newroute' to the address I keep getting 404. The code works fine on my machine though.
from flask import Flask
app = Flask ( __name__ )
@app.route('/newroute')
def index():
return "Hello from Treehouse"
app.run(debug=True, port=8000, host='0.0.0.0')
1 Answer
Hasan Ahmad
6,727 PointsFirstly, you forgot the two dunders (Double underscore) before and after name.
app = Flask(__name__)
Second of all, because the route has a name, in this case its is called '/newroute', you must specify the route in the browser as well.
@app.route('/newroute')
def index():
return "Hello from Treehouse"
Hope this helps!
- Hasan
Natalia Solomkina
1,594 PointsNatalia Solomkina
1,594 PointsThanks for the reply! Of course I have dunders, somehow they disappeared after copy-pasting the code. Thank you for noticing, I will edit the question. And sure I add /newroute to the address.