I want to edit python with atom and be able to run script. But when I do it says that python is not an external or internal command. I know what the problem is that when I search command prompt for the version of python is says "command not found" I have to search py --version. so I've read in the forums that I need to configure the script package but I don't know what to do after clicking on configure script.
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After a few routine windows updates, I started getting this error when I was running python code in VSCode.
Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App Execution Aliases.
I got told to first check PATH and to untoggle Python in App Execution Aliasies. I figured that python was already added to the PATH (I had just checked the box when downloading) and that when I untoggle Python in App Execution Aliasies I get another error
'python3' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
So I'm essentially stuck between two different errors and a correct PATH and the only times when I can run a code is when I run it from the default Python IDE that comes in the download package.
Anyone know how to fix this?
PS. when I download Python from Windows Store, it works but I don't know how to use pip with it to install external packages.
Below is the pic of my PATH.
Please reinstall python. When you install python, there will be a prompt in the lower left corner to automatically add it to the environment variable. Please check it.
At the same time, please select the correct Python interpreter in vscode.
You can refer to docs for more information.
So I am trying to deploy a python Django project on windows server 2012R2. But when trying to run the command I get this error.
When trying to open the link in IIS manager it show error 500.
I am running command prompt as administrator but that did not solve the problem.
Python version:3.8.8
IIS 8
If you need to know version of any other library to answer please comment.
Try to run the wfastcgi-enable.exe in command prompt as system administrator
write "cmd" on windows start, then right click and run the command prompt as administrator. then go to the directory where your python environment install the fastcgi . then run the wfastcgi-enable.exe command
That is how I made it work.
I simply want be able to execute python commands in VSCode.
I have already installed it by the marketplace and the main software on my computer.
Once I would have finished the python problem I am looking to install brownie, but I first need the ability to execute python commands in the VSCode terminal "pip install...".
Can you help me out?
I am running Windows 10. I have recently changed location to my python folder and interpreter.
Unfortunately, when i now run python scripts in command prompt, I always have to type "python" before the name of the script I want to run.
Running the script directly - for example: C:\Python 37\mypythonscript.py -generates absolutely no reaction from the command prompt. I simply get back directly to C:\Python37>
If I however run C:\Python 37\python mypythonscript.py, the script is properly executed.
I have changed all the file associations using "ftype" and "assoc" in the command prompt. When I start command prompt and type "python", the python compiler correctly starts.
My problem is that I always have to type "python" before the name of my script for the command prompt to recognize that it needs to execute python.
I would like to open command, change directory to the directory with my python scripts, and simply run the python scripts by running the name of the scripts (mypythonscript.py) without having to type "python" in front of it.
Could you please help me identify what is wrong? How can I once again run python scripts in the command prompt without having to type "python" in front of the script's name?
Thank you in advance.
If you use a python 3 Virtualenv in powershell the above problem can be very confusing. Typically "py .\yourscript.py" or "py .\yourscript" will work but ".\yourscript.py" or ".\yourscript" will fail and might return a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '<module>' " error.
This happens because your .py association is not correct as described by Eryk Sun in the above second remark. The "py launcher" he names is, in most cases, "C:\Windows\py.exe". I my case it was already installed and I just needed to adjust the .py extension as described by him. It can also be done via the "Choose default apps by file type" settings.
A useful help is to define "$env:PYLAUNCH_DEBUG=1" in your powershell. After that "py .\yourscript.py" will have extra output showing where your python executable is found.
If there is no extra output it means, as before, that you don't have ".py" associated with "py.exe". If you start a "cmd" and "ftype python.file" looks ok, you need to read Eryk Sun's first remark :-)
Normally when I wish to execute a python file I would change my directory in powershell and use the command,
python -i filename.py
I am currently using the library matplotlib for several scripts. Ive successfully launched them within Pycharm, however i also want to be able to run them within powershell or another console, unfortunately it is having troubles importing. Is there anything i can do?