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I'm trying to set up my command prompt to execute my Python code. I downloaded Python, but it's not showing up in my System Variables. And to add on to that, I don't know how to add System Variables because the buttons are all grayed out:
Am I doing this wrong or am I totally on the wrong track?
More simple solution, download python again from the website and check to install PATH variables.
Edit: A picture I found on google, since I am using ubuntu.
The environment variable for python can be set at installation. If you did not set the environment variable at time of installation, please go to PC properties-> Advanced and change the environment variable.
Please note administrative rights are required to perform this action.
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I have pandas installed in computer via Anaconda that I downloaded previously and now when I wish to use VS Code, I tried installing pandas using pip install pandas and it said that the Requirement is already satisfied. I am not sure what path to change and how to change, though I have been able to locate pandas through pip freeze. Please help!!
You do not need to install pandas again even tho you're using a different IDE, you might have added the python PATH in your environment variables and that's it.
Can you just try
import pandas as pd
in your VSCode to cross check?
By default it does not recognize your anaconda environment, You need to change your python interpreter path in VS Code: check this Change Python Interpreter
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Guys when I installed wxpython by this pip install wxpython when I back to import wx in python file in VS Code there is no options menu for the module oppsite of already installed modules come with python like :
but when I want to show this menu in wxpython i don't have it?? :
Help me
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In VSCode, the prompt function of automatic completion is provided by the Python extension and language service, and the content of the code prompt is different when using different language services. The following is the situation when I use three different Python language services:
"python.languageServer":"Pylance", (in "settings.json" file)
"python.languageServer":"Microsoft",
"python.languageServer":"Jedi",
It is recommended that you try to reload VSCode (F1, Developer: Reload Window) and wait for the python language service to load, then type the code to use the code hint function to get a better use effect.
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I have written the following code to open a particular site.
import webbrowser
webbrowser.open('https://stackoverflow.com/')
I want to modify the code to ping the website twice a day without being using an always running code in the background (maybe with an infinite loop).
I'm using a Windows 10 system. I don't have root access.
I have done a little research and was unable to find anything satisfactory.
Thanks in advance.
You could use github actions - there is a guide here
LINUX:
use Crontab or place your script in /etc/rc.local.
WINDOWS:
Use Task scheduler or use AT command similar to crontab in linux.
on Windows you can use Task Scheduler
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I installed python 3.7 and would like to add it to the system paths, so that a am able to use the python comand everywere on my system.
I added the path of the folder to the system path but I still canntot use python comands ouside the directory.
I added this to the system variables path: C:\Python37
A few things.
First, modern Python typically wants to install into C:\Program Files\Python37--are you certain about C:\Python37 being the path?
Second, did you add it to the system path using the dialog? If you did, did you restart your command line session? The command line won't pick up the new path until you restart it.
Finally, you'll also want to add the Scripts directory to the path too (C:\Python37\Scripts).
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I'm trying to install Jython 2.7 to use with RobotFramework. I've downloaded all three of the jar files from http://www.jython.org/downloads.html and yet none of them actually install Jython!
I've tried running them from the command line (where a java server is opened) and just opening with java which does nothing. What am I doing wrong? I don't think that the downloads would be hosted if they didn't work.. Could it be that my other installs are affecting it?
Edit: My end goal is to use Jython with RobotFramework to run my test cases in Java
Thanks in advance
Those jars are jython. Run java -jar <jarfile> and you'll be in the jython command line. There is nothing else to install.