@Coder100 Oh, Thanks!

np :D @ANDREWVOSS

@Coder100 So if I structure it as

inF = open(input("Enter Filename: "),'r')
__import__("inF")
inF

How would I read the file?

@ANDREWVOSS nooo
use it like import:

__import__(input("Enter Filename: "))

@Coder100 Sorry, let me rephrase that. How would I make it read the file that has been imported? eg:

import other.py
other.py

where the other.py at the end outputs the file

@ANDREWVOSS nvm I found another way

program = input('Enter a program:')
exec(program)

@ANDREWVOSS um thats really bad

@Coder100 fair enough

@ANDREWVOSS still working on it

Anyways, you should treat __import__ literally as import @ANDREWVOSS

Okay... @Coder100

@ANDREWVOSS so like

__import__("other")
other.func()

will work just fine (given you defined func)

also

import other.py

is invalid, you mean:

import other

@ANDREWVOSS

@Coder100 Okay, I think I've got it. Thanks.

great what did you do? @ANDREWVOSS

yep that looks good @ANDREWVOSS

@Coder100 cool.

mark as correct answer? @ANDREWVOSS

@Coder100

Is there a way to remove that error message?

@Coder100 there you go

oh, type in file1 instead :) @ANDREWVOSS

python is weird that way lol @ANDREWVOSS

sorry for the late reply I was eating a sandwich @ANDREWVOSS

@Coder100 nah you're fine

@Coder100 thanks