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I have recently downloaded ActivePython 3.6 and it works just fine, but when I try to install the os module I get following console output:Command prompt screenshot
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In the Python Standard Library:
16.1. os — Miscellaneous operating system interfaces
OS is one of the libraries listed, so you shouldn't need to download anything.
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The "tensorflow-gpu" package has been removed!
Please install "tensorflow" instead.
Other than the name, the two packages have been identical
since TensorFlow 2.1, or roughly since Sep 2019. For more
information, see: pypi.org/project/tensorflow-gpu
when i tried to install tensorflow-gpu by pip this error occurred.
cuda,cudnn is installed to run python on gpu but pycharm not work on gpu ...
what should I do?
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I went to the link here, python 3.8 download page, but there is no installer executable. How can I get the normal python installer download for older versions as is available on the most recent page?
(edit) If this is a bad question, feel free to explain why. Python.org made it difficult to download installers for old versions, hence this question. Thanks.
Install this one, it has 32-bit for windows link
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I get a syntax error when running this on my Raspberry Pi. Code was developed on my Mac and runs fine there. Any ideas what the cause may be?
print(f"Updating information {datetime.now().isoformat()}")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Python 3's f-Strings are available only from python 3.6
You can follow this gist (https://gist.github.com/dschep/24aa61672a2092246eaca2824400d37f#installing-python-36-on-raspbian) to upgrade and then try the same command
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enter code here[how to to install the module][1]
I cannot able to install this CSV module
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csv is a default module in python3. But if there is an error in importing the module, there could have been an error while downloading python (that is if you aren't using python on cmd and on a text editor). I recommend you reinstall the editor. And also could you please tell if you are able to install any other packages/modules via pip? Because if you cannot install modules via pip, there definitely was some kind of an error while downloading pip too.
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I use a mac, and I have two versions of python (2.7 and 3.5). I installed scitools using pip and import from scitools import * works with 2.7 but not 3.5. I was wondering if it's because of links or something. I have included a screenshot. Thank you!
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pip3 install scitools gives:
scitools requires Python 2.7 (source: github). It's apparently not actively maintained, so don't wait around for Python 3 support.
As you can read on https://github.com/hplgit/scitools , the module dependencies are Python2.7 and numpy.