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Teams for Education is supposed to support Python files natively. This means that .py (and .ipynb) files can be opened/run from inside a Teams environment, such as through being set/marked using assignments.
Python files can indeed be open/run, but only if they don't include input. As virtually every program used to teach students involves input this appears to be a problem. Is there some kind of fix that can be used?
e. g. the (trivial) code below does not run successfully, ignoring asking for the first input (and not using the 2nd)
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"Microsoft Teams Development" is mainly responsible for Microsoft Teams app development related issues.
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I did. They contacted me and said it was outside the scope of their product and asked me to post it here. Any suggestions?