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(0, b'a = 4; print("Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} ".format(a))\r\n')

#i am sending this command to python
var command1topython = "a = 4; print(\"Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} \".format(a))";
sw.WriteLine(command1topython);



.py file

resp = win32file.ReadFile(pipe_handle, 64*1024)
print(resp) #what i read data here (0, b'a = 4; print("Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} ".format(a))\r\n')
exec(resp) #while using exec the method i am geting error like, exec() arg 1 must be a string, bytes or code object


#so what i am sending command i need to read same
my expected readData in python : "a = 4; print(\"Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} \".format(a))";
but what i am geting is : (0, b'a = 4; print("Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} ".format(a))\r\n')

#so if you do python side
resp= (0, b'a = 4; print("Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} ".format(a))\r\n')
exec(resp)
you will get error like exec() arg 1 must be a string, bytes or code object
how do solve this issue


What I have tried:

i tried strip method but didn't get
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Updated 11-Aug-22 23:24pm
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Please do what I suggested in your original question on this subject. What you have shown above is merely the output, not the code that produced it.

And if I pass that command string direct to Python I get:
\VSCode\Python>python -c "a = 4; print(\"Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} \".format(a))";
Expected a = 4. Actual a = 4
 
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Richard MacCutchan 12-Aug-22 4:51am    
We need to see the complete code in order to help you. Please use the Improve question link above, and add complete details to your question.
Richard MacCutchan 12-Aug-22 5:41am    
I cannot find a definitive answer, but can only assume that the first element of the tuple is a status code sent from Python. It is a simple matter using the String class in C# to extract the text that you are interested in.
HelpMewithCode 12-Aug-22 5:58am    
just simple question if didn't understand

resp= (0, b'a = 4; print("Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} ".format(a))\r\n')

its posible in python remove 0,b from tuple so i can get my output like this
("a = 4; print(\"Expected a = 4. Actual a = {} \".format(a))")

if possible help with method
Richard MacCutchan 12-Aug-22 7:25am    
As I keep saying, please show us the actual code you are using. We cannot guess what happens in either the Python or the C# code, so we cannot give a definitive answer.

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