I am using Flask in VS Code and i have some codes in use for my website which i am trying to create but i have one problem: when I make a print statement or also a route, at the first time it works perfect, but if i want to change it (change the print statement or the route) it doesnt update it on the website server but if i call it with the old name which doesnt exist anymore it works. for example: “@xy.route(‘/SignUp’)” change to “@xy.route(‘/signup’)”. if i call it with the new /signup it doesnt work but if i call it with the old /SignUp which doesnt exist anymore in my coding it works.

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I have created a small Flask application and when I go to run it, no matter what page I select, the output to the browser never changes. What have I been doing wrong?

I have created a small Flask application and when I go to run it, no matter what page I select, the output to the browser never changes. What have I been doing wrong?

I built a pyton flask app like below:

I built a pyton flask app like below:

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I have a task to add certificates to my Flask server. The server is responsive with HTTP requests.

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