Variable Explorer not showing anything?

[Richard Mchau]

Hi all,

I am new to Python. Launched Spyder and typed a few lines of code from the book I am using. Sadly, my IDE doesn't seem to show what the book is showing. I have done the following...went to the Anaconda Powershell and run conda install numpy. It was successful. Yet I can't see anything on the Variable explorer. What am I missing. Attached are the images

Thanks for your help!

[Nayan Rajani]

well, it is not obvious, it seems like haven't installed all the required packages. so, go to the PowerShell as "Run as Administrator", then type 'pip install package-name'.

then only you can run commands.

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[Philip Yip]

Functions have their own localised workspace and this is separate from the workspace shown within the variable explorer.

You have defined a function but haven't called it.

If you type something like:

import numpy as np
def calculate_money_growth(p0, r, t):
    assert p0.size=t.size
    return p0 * np.exp(r*t)
    # functions workspace

# workspace of variable explorer
ap0=1
ar=1
at=1
# assign an output value to the function and feed through input arguments
output=money_growth(ap0,ar,at)

[Savin Beniwal]

Hi Richard

The Variable Explorer shows the namespace contents (all global object references, such as variables, functions, modules, etc.) of the currently selected IPython Console session, and allows you to interact with them through a variety of GUI-based editors. Please follow this link 

To see name contents in variable explorer just run the following code and I'm sure you will get entities in the variable explorer

import numpy as np

a=6

b=7

c=np.pi

Cordially

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[Richard Mchau]

Hey, I finally figure it out. Yay! I was supposed to assign input the values to variables in the console to get an output. Some of them are arrays. I did that and everything is working fine. That is the price of admission.

Thank you all for your help.

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[Richard Mchau]

Thank you Nayan for your help.I went to powershell (anaconda) ran as admin, typed 'pip' then 'install (command)' then 'spyder'. The command line ran for about a minute or so. I did this while I had Anaconda and Spyder canceled. When I fired up the Anaconda>> Spyder>> I did not have any 'output.' I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

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[Nayan Rajani]

Your welcome Richard.

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