Typo in the Creating Assistants Python Code

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I noticed a typo in the “Creating Assistants” python code example.

For example, to create an Assistant that can create data visualization based on a .csv file, first upload a file.

file = client.files.create(
  file=open("speech.py", "rb"),
  purpose='assistants'
)

This seems to be a copy-paste error. According to the other examples, the file should be called mydata.csv.

Is this the right place to share this feedback?

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Somebody just wanted the text of their python code beatifully visualized, I guess.

Might still work:

To visualize the structure of the Python code without modifying it, you can use a tool like pyan or pyreverse from the pylint package. These tools generate UML diagrams to represent the structure of Python code.

Here’s how you can use pyreverse:

python

!pip install pylint
!pyreverse monofontlist.py -o png

This assumes that you have the pylint package installed. The pyreverse command generates a PNG image representing the UML class diagram for the specified Python file (monofontlist.py in this case). The output image file will be named packages.png.

After running these commands in a Jupyter cell, you can visualize the code structure by displaying the generated PNG image:

python

from IPython.display import Image

Image(filename="packages.png")

This will display the UML class diagram as a PNG image in your Jupyter notebook, providing a visual representation of the code structure.

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