While making this simple code on vs code, using modules "pyttsx3" and "speechRecognition".
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The python was not importing it it was continuously giving me this error
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But when I tried installing it python was saying that it was installed
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I even tried Uninstalling and then installing it, But it never worked
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I've been stuck on this issue for almost 2 days. I installed python 3.10 and I've been trying to connect it with Anaconda and VS Code. Whenever I import numpy library or even try to run any code it doesn't connect to the kernel.
Similarly, when I tried using it on Jupyter Notebook it gave me the same error. There were a few solutions here that said uninstall pyzmq and reinstall it, but whenever I try to do that using command prompt it gives me the error "pip is not defined as a function" so I installed pip and ran the code and it still didn't run.
Can you please help me out?
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I am following the pynomo installation steps in order to use their code.
I installed Anaconda, tried to run the code and it said there was an attribute error - object has no attribute 'texoutput'.
I realised I had to install Tex Live for this to work but even after installing I still get the same error message.
I'm very new to this so I am unsure how to properly set it up for it to work.
Here is there instructions:
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Sorry for the badly worded title.
I installed the python module requests by using the command pip install requests now it worked but I opened vs code after a few days and got this error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'
so I used pip uninstall requests and then pip install requests it still gave me the error I am on windows 11 Visual Studio Code python 3.10(this is happening to all modules not requests only)
you need to check the python interpreter used by vscode and ensure it's using the interpreter you installed and used by pip
Using the default interpreter from vscode, the request modules was flagged as not available and it will return an error
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Look that the button right section of vscode next to the language selector. There you will see {} python and right next to it will be the current python interpreter
Click on it and choose the correct python interpreter
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Follow vscode docs to change the default interpreter so you don't have to update it everytime you open a file in your project.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments#:~:text=your%20User%20Settings.-,To%20do%20so%2C%20open%20the%20Command%20Palette%20(Ctrl%2BShift,Settings%2C%20with%20the%20appropriate%20interpreter.
I have the latest python 3.9x and scapy version available and followed all the instructions on how to load scapy in but I still get the error
The error I get
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I also tried to edit the tagging.py and languages.py files by adding the if else condition(tagging.py) and adding ‘en_core_web_sm’ (languages.py). Please help as I don’t understand why it isn’t working for me.
The code I try to run:
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Please help, thanks.
I tried to install Python 2.7.5-64 bit in my system. I downloaded the python-2.7.5.amd64.msi from python.org website.
I am facing the following issue while tried installing it.
When clicked on the msi file. there is a window appears saying Change/Repair/Remove
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When I chose any option suddenly a window comes saying "Special Thanks to ...." and then Finish option comes
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Your computer obviously thinks that that version of python is installed.
Try:
Removing everything to do with python in the control panel.(or python uninstaller in python dir?)
Re-download the installer and try again.
If this fails, I suggest you ask the python team or windows for help, as it is an error.