Assertion: app flask | /r/HasProperty | __name
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Source sentences:
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name__ )
text: A Simple Example from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: A minimal Flask application looks something like this: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: app = Flask ( __name
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: (): app = Flask ( __name
text: So a common pattern is this: app = Flask ( __name
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name__ ) @ app .
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name__ ) @ app .
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name__ ) def factors ( num ): return [ x for x in range
text: # create and configure the app app = Flask ( __name__ , instance_relative_config = True ) app .
text: If you type the code below (instead of using copy-paste), you can observe VS Code's IntelliSense and auto-completions: from flask import Flask app = Flask( __name__ )
text: from flask import Flask app = Flask ( __name__ , instance_relative_config = True ) from app import views app .
text: (): app = Flask ( __name__ ) with app .