right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies

right of the example codes in this document, where you can run the example code online and see what happens. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined in the pywebio.input module and can be imported using parent scope of scope1 You can use clear parameter in use_scope() to clear the existing content before entering the scope: with use_scope('scope2'): put_text('create scope2') put_text('text in parent application, others can access your application in their browser via this address. Because the processing happens on your device (as long as your device stays on!), you don’t have to worry about any dependencies