Python Mediapipe Error are not showing

[MasterANK]

Hi, I am working on a project using Python opencv2 and mediapipe but when I run the program it just didn't work and also there was no error message either. So to test it out I wrote another small code to pinpoint what is not working.
Code:

import cv2 as cv
import mediapipe
print(1/0)

Now when I run this I get a blank line as an output instead of the zerodivision error.

Please help me out as debugging without knowing what or where the error is is quite a nightmare

[brettcannon]

How are you running the code? And can you share a screenshot of what you're seeing?

[MasterANK]

VS Code View

Python IDLE View

I hope this is good enough to help.

[brettcannon]

Unfortunately not as running code in IDLE isn't the same as running something in the terminal (I also can't tell if you're using the same Python installation in both cases). Do you get a different result when you run the file from a terminal outside of VS Code?

And are you clicking the Run button for that? I'm wondering where those cd commands are coming from.

Basically we don't do anything special when running your code (as you can see in what gets run in your terminal), so this isn't caused by VS Code. It's possible importing cv2 or mediapipe mess with stdout in some odd way that IDLE isn't triggering. I would put print calls before each import to see if you can see something no matter what.

[MasterANK]

Yes, I am using the run button to run my script cause it feels more handy to me.

I did use the print statement to pinpoint which import statement is messing with the terminal stdout and it was the mediapipe library import after which the terminal output stops working which is why I have mentioned it in the title of this discussion

Thanks for your Reply, I guess this is not a VS code issue and neither there is an easy or simple way to solve this.
Please correct me if I am wrong cause as of now I am closing this discussion

[brettcannon]

Nope, I think you're assessment is right that it's being caused by mediapipe.