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app.py
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import gradio as gr #abbreviate gradio, import lines go first
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def echo(message, history): #function for Gradio to call
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#Gradio passes arguments as parameters: the user's most recent input which is a string, i'm going to call it "message", and "history" which is the list of past messages
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#I have to put it in this order because Gradio will always past the current user input first and then the convo history
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# however for now, this chatbot won't use the history parameter anyay
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return
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# “I'm passing the function name 'echo' to ChatInterface, not 'echo()' with parentheses, because I want Gradio to call it later, not right now.”
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import gradio as gr, random #abbreviate gradio, import lines go first
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def echo(message, history): #function for Gradio to call
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#Gradio passes arguments as parameters: the user's most recent input which is a string, i'm going to call it "message", and "history" which is the list of past messages
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#I have to put it in this order because Gradio will always past the current user input first and then the convo history
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# however for now, this chatbot won't use the history parameter anyay
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return random.choice(["Yes", "No"]) #returns what user types in
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# “I'm passing the function name 'echo' to ChatInterface, not 'echo()' with parentheses, because I want Gradio to call it later, not right now.”
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