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I am running into the same problem, any insight is appreciated

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@satsgun restart the kernel? Reconnect or Restart and Clear Output, etc etc
Or even change kernel. I would go through each of those one by one. I never had this problem but if I did that is what I'd do.

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@satsgun if all those fail, try using the Jupyter notebook extension in VSCode, Emacs, etc rather than opening the notebook in Jupyter Notebooks. Also check Stackoverflow for a better answer.

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@nyck33 at least in my case, restarting the kernel didn't fix the issue.
it also looks like it's not prompting for the authentication hash.

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Does it make a difference if you are logged into the course on Coursera when you try?
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On Wed, Aug 7, 2019, 22:07 sanfordjd @.***> wrote: @nyck33 <https://github.com

No. I've tried both logged in and logged-out of the Coursera course. Same result.

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I cannot reproduce this. Are you running it on your local machine or somewhere else?

In your jupyter notebook, can you add this code in one cell, and then run it:

def prompt_me():
     input('Input 1')
     input('Input 2')

prompt_me()

Does this code asks you for two inputs?

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@dibgerge : ah ha!

user-error-ish problem ...
I wasn't hitting the "enter" key after inputting my email address ... and I since I didn't, the second field (for the token) didn't show/ pop-up. Which explains why the kernel was just sitting there.
So, really, there's no problem.

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@sanfordjd @nyck33 @dibgerge Thanks much!!

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