Hi
I recently bought a MacBook pro 13 for my data science works. But I am facing a strange behavior of the terminal. Whenever I trigger a command (say python), it return [1] + stopped python I am not able to run any command through terminal.
All the command I trigger in the terminal goes into "suspension" mode. Can you please help me with a solution.
Thanks in advance.
MacBook Pro 13”, macOS 10.14
Follow the instructions here:
Is this computer being managed in a enterprise environment
or your own personal computer where you have have full admin rights?
http://docs.python.org/2.7/tutorial/
Already tried that. I want to stop the process from going into suspension mode than killing it or bringing it to foreground after it is suspended.
This is an enterprise managed system but I have sudo access.
You use control-d to exit the interpreter cleanly. You may have typed control-z, which sends a SIGTSTP signal to the Python interpreter to stop what it is doing, but hang out in memory with open files, etc. You can resume the Python interpreter simply by typing fg (SIGCONT signal) in the Terminal, followed by a return. That brings the Python Interpreter back to the foreground as a running process, and the familiar ">>>" prompt reappears. Now, you can press control-d to exit the interpreter normally.
See if the Anaconda distribution has the Python idle command. It is the visual Python IDE:
idle &
[1] + stopped python
