Hi, I am currently working on week 1 of course 4. I made quite some error before arriving to correct answers. But when I run the cell, the previous errors which I made(the code lines that I had deleted) are still displayed in the output as errors.
So I though of clearing the workspace. I tried restarting the kernel but of no use.
Please someone suggest me an idea.
For instance, when I run one of the cell that contains some code like
YOUR CODE STARTS HERE
# some code
YOUR CODE ENDS HERE
but when I run it I get error like
# YOUR CODE STARTS HERE
---> 25 s = a_slice_prev * W
ValueError: operands could not be broadcast together with shapes (3,2,4) (3,3,4)
Where I don’t even have variable s in my new code, as I had modified it. But the cache somehow seems to exist
If you just want to “reset the memory”, then go to jupyter notebook’s menu bar, click “Kernel” > “Restart”. Then a new kernel is assigned to the notebook, and you may run all of your code cells from the beginning again.
If you feel like to get a new copy of the notebook, and move your solutions to it, then please follow these steps to get the new copy.
Thanks for your suggestion. I tried both ways, but still the issue remains. It shows output for the code I have changed in the cell. That is, it is still printing output of the bug code which makes me unable to submit the solutions
No, I think the issue is solved now after renaming the file and getting new version as suggested in the second method you shared. Thanks a lot for your help.
