When I run the python code "triple_moving_average.py" , I was getting the above error.
After working and analysing the issue, I got that the path given ,for loading the data in the rd.load_data(), was wrong because
the length of the sys.argv is equal to 1 and thus we cannot access sys.argv[1] ,thus giving index error.
In the "triple_moving_average.py" , when I commented the whole code after if __name__ == "__main__": (as you can see in the above figure), the code runs fine. Below is the output
So I think the whole code after if __name__ == "__main__": can be commented to avoid any IndexError.
When I run the python code "triple_moving_average.py" , I was getting the above error.
After working and analysing the issue, I got that the path given ,for loading the data in the
rd.load_data()
, was wrong because the length of thesys.argv
is equal to 1 and thus we cannot accesssys.argv[1]
,thus giving index error.In the "triple_moving_average.py" , when I commented the whole code after
if __name__ == "__main__":
(as you can see in the above figure), the code runs fine. Below is the outputSo I think the whole code after
if __name__ == "__main__":
can be commented to avoid any IndexError.