Say I have a python program composed of three lines.

if __name__=“__main__”: foo( ) print “Hello” 

Here, foo( ) is a third-part function that outputs things to the standard output. E.g, foo( ) has only one line print 'I am here'. The point is that I have no permission to change foo() which has statements that display something on my screen and I don't want to mix its output with mine.

Question:

How can I change the third line of the program above (print “Hello”), so that this program

1.only prints “Hello”, and

2.does not print anything from foo( )?

Thanks for your ideas.

Say I have a python program composed of three lines.

if __name__=“__main__”: foo( ) print “Hello” 

Here, foo( ) is a third-part function that outputs things to the standard output. E.g, foo( ) has only one line print 'I am here'. The point is that I have no permission to change foo() which may contain output statements, and I don't want to mix its output with mine.

Question:

How can I change the third line of the program above (print “Hello”), so that this program

1.only prints “Hello”, and

2.does not print anything from foo( )?

Thanks for your ideas.

Say I have a python program composed of three lines.

if __name__=“__main__”: foo( ) print “Hello” 

Here, foo( ) is a third-part function that outputs things to the standard output.

Question:

How can I change the third line of the program above (print “Hello”) so that this program

1.only prints “Hello”, and

2.does not print anything from foo( )?

Thanks for your ideas.

Say I have a python program composed of three lines.

if __name__=“__main__”: foo( ) print “Hello” 

Here, foo( ) is a third-part function that outputs things to the standard output. E.g, foo( ) has only one line print 'I am here'. The point is that I have no permission to change foo() which has statements that display something on my screen and I don't want to mix its output with mine.

Question:

How can I change the third line of the program above (print “Hello”), so that this program

1.only prints “Hello”, and

2.does not print anything from foo( )?

Thanks for your ideas.