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Python Python Basics All Together Now Gather Information

Type python.masterticket.py into console, press enter, and it says "command not found?"

This might be a dumb question, but I type this code in, named the file python.masterticket.py just like the video, typed it into the console, and it says command not recognized?

Code -

TICKET_PRICE = 10

tickets_remaining = 100

Output how many tickets are remaining using the tickets_remaining variable

print("There are {} tickets remaining.format(tickets_remaining))

Gather the user's name and assign it to new variable

name = input("What is your name? ")

Prompt the user by name and ask how many tickets they would like.

num_tickets = input("How many tickets would you like {}? ".format(name)) num_tickets = int(num_tickets)

Calculate the price of the tickets (Number of tickets x price per ticket) and shown the cost

amount_due = num_tickets * TICKET_PRICE

Output the cost on screen.

print("The total cost is {}".format(amount_due))

Console -

treehouse:~/workspace$ python.masterticket.py

Press "Enter/Return And this returns: **

bash: python.masterticket.py: command not found
treehouse:~/workspace$

2 Answers

Hi Avi, you should type

# no dot between python and masterticket
python masterticket.py

instead of

python.masterticket.py

Avi you should really mark an answer as correct. Did Grigorij's answer work? (Spoiler: it should do!)

Oh sorry! How do I do that? I marked his as the best answer, but didn't see an option for correct. (New here)

My mistake, 'best answer' is correct (pun intended).

i just used the File->Open option; as typing python masterticket.py wasnt doing anything.