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Learning Objective: Run a TensorFlow program in the browser.
The code block below is a "Hello World" TensorFlow program.
It consists of initialization code (importing tensorflow module and enabling "eager execution", which will be covered in more detail in subsequent exercises) and printing a "Hello, world!" string constant.
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from __future__ import print_function
import tensorflow as tf
try:
tf.contrib.eager.enable_eager_execution()
except ValueError:
pass # enable_eager_execution errors after its first call
tensor = tf.constant('Hello, world!')
tensor_value = tensor.numpy()
print(tensor_value)
Click anywhere in the code block (for example, on the word import).
Click the right-facing-triangle icon in the upper-left corner of the code block, or hit ⌘/Ctrl-Enter.
The program will take a few seconds to run. If all goes well, the program will write the phrase Hello, world! just below the code block
This entire program consists of a single code block. However, most exercises consist of multiple code blocks, in which case you should run the code blocks individually in sequence, from top to bottom.
Running the code blocks out of sequence typically causes errors.
For documentation on any TensorFlow API method, place the cursor right after its opening parenthesis and hit Tab: