I use jupyter notebook as the python interpreter and it uses my python 3.12 and for some reason my PC recognizes python 3.10, I tried removing python 3.10’s location from the environmental variables list and tried again, but then it showed that python does not exist as internal and external command.
I then removed all the python variables from the environmental variables list and then added again the python 3.12. Still faced the same issue, I searched a bit and realized that I had to add C:/python27,
I did that however now my PC recognizes python 2.7.18 from out of nowhere.
EDIT –
when I use py -v, it shows this —
Unable to create process using ‘C:UsersUserNameAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312python.exe -V’: The system cannot find the file specified.
Whenever I remove python27 from the env. variable ( the python 3.12’s location is still there in the variables list ), it then again shows python is not recognized as an int. or ext. command.
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r/learnpython I use jupyter notebook as the python interpreter and it uses my python 3.12 and for some reason my PC recognizes python 3.10, I tried removing python 3.10’s location from the environmental variables list and tried again, but then it showed that python does not exist as internal and external command. I then removed all the python variables from the environmental variables list and then added again the python 3.12. Still faced the same issue, I searched a bit and realized that I had to add C:/python27, I did that however now my PC recognizes python 2.7.18 from out of nowhere. EDIT – when I use py -v, it shows this — Unable to create process using ‘C:UsersUserNameAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312python.exe -V’: The system cannot find the file specified. Whenever I remove python27 from the env. variable ( the python 3.12’s location is still there in the variables list ), it then again shows python is not recognized as an int. or ext. command. submitted by /u/YoiTsuitachi [link] [comments]
I use jupyter notebook as the python interpreter and it uses my python 3.12 and for some reason my PC recognizes python 3.10, I tried removing python 3.10’s location from the environmental variables list and tried again, but then it showed that python does not exist as internal and external command.
I then removed all the python variables from the environmental variables list and then added again the python 3.12. Still faced the same issue, I searched a bit and realized that I had to add C:/python27,
I did that however now my PC recognizes python 2.7.18 from out of nowhere.
EDIT –
when I use py -v, it shows this —
Unable to create process using ‘C:UsersUserNameAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312python.exe -V’: The system cannot find the file specified.
Whenever I remove python27 from the env. variable ( the python 3.12’s location is still there in the variables list ), it then again shows python is not recognized as an int. or ext. command.
submitted by /u/YoiTsuitachi
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