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December 17, 2024Android

Issue with pip in different python version /u/Vriherre Python Education

So i am running a environment with python 3.13 but i need 3.12 for a specific task and to install a package. When i try to switch versions i just use py -3.12 in the terminal. Here comes the issue when i now try to

py -m pip install

it gives me the error:

 File "<stdin>", line 1 py -m pip install climate-indices ^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Why is pip not working here? I thought it should work in different versions?

This error is also given for me for other commands like trying to get the pip version or when trying to switch back to python 3.13.

What is the issue here?

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r/learnpython So i am running a environment with python 3.13 but i need 3.12 for a specific task and to install a package. When i try to switch versions i just use py -3.12 in the terminal. Here comes the issue when i now try to py -m pip install it gives me the error: File “<stdin>”, line 1 py -m pip install climate-indices ^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Why is pip not working here? I thought it should work in different versions? This error is also given for me for other commands like trying to get the pip version or when trying to switch back to python 3.13. What is the issue here? submitted by /u/Vriherre [link] [comments]

py -m pip install

it gives me the error:

 File "<stdin>", line 1 py -m pip install climate-indices ^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Why is pip not working here? I thought it should work in different versions?

This error is also given for me for other commands like trying to get the pip version or when trying to switch back to python 3.13.

What is the issue here?

submitted by /u/Vriherre
[link] [comments] So i am running a environment with python 3.13 but i need 3.12 for a specific task and to install a package. When i try to switch versions i just use py -3.12 in the terminal. Here comes the issue when i now try to py -m pip install it gives me the error: File “<stdin>”, line 1 py -m pip install climate-indices ^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Why is pip not working here? I thought it should work in different versions? This error is also given for me for other commands like trying to get the pip version or when trying to switch back to python 3.13. What is the issue here? submitted by /u/Vriherre [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

Looking for a course to improve my knowldge in Python/Data Science /u/PhilosophyKey4828 Python Education

Hi, I’m graduating in politics next year, but in the last months, especially due to a course called Data Analyitics for Economics that I took in uni (where I learned how to use libraries like pandas or mathplotlib, and how to create a linear regression model with python), I decided to invest my time studying data science, as I like math and computer science, especially applied in social sciences, and also because my uni offers a master degree called Data Science and Management, which I’m likely to take after the bachelor. In the meanwhile, while I’m finishing my studies, I would like to improve my knowledge on this topic with some online course, so to improve my CV and trying to find a part-time job in the Data Science field. My teacher of Data Analyitics for Economics suggested us “Applied Data Science Lab” from Worldquant University and “Using Python for Research” from HarvardX. How do you rate these courses if you know them? Have you got any suggestion?

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r/learnpython Hi, I’m graduating in politics next year, but in the last months, especially due to a course called Data Analyitics for Economics that I took in uni (where I learned how to use libraries like pandas or mathplotlib, and how to create a linear regression model with python), I decided to invest my time studying data science, as I like math and computer science, especially applied in social sciences, and also because my uni offers a master degree called Data Science and Management, which I’m likely to take after the bachelor. In the meanwhile, while I’m finishing my studies, I would like to improve my knowledge on this topic with some online course, so to improve my CV and trying to find a part-time job in the Data Science field. My teacher of Data Analyitics for Economics suggested us “Applied Data Science Lab” from Worldquant University and “Using Python for Research” from HarvardX. How do you rate these courses if you know them? Have you got any suggestion? submitted by /u/PhilosophyKey4828 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] Hi, I’m graduating in politics next year, but in the last months, especially due to a course called Data Analyitics for Economics that I took in uni (where I learned how to use libraries like pandas or mathplotlib, and how to create a linear regression model with python), I decided to invest my time studying data science, as I like math and computer science, especially applied in social sciences, and also because my uni offers a master degree called Data Science and Management, which I’m likely to take after the bachelor. In the meanwhile, while I’m finishing my studies, I would like to improve my knowledge on this topic with some online course, so to improve my CV and trying to find a part-time job in the Data Science field. My teacher of Data Analyitics for Economics suggested us “Applied Data Science Lab” from Worldquant University and “Using Python for Research” from HarvardX. How do you rate these courses if you know them? Have you got any suggestion? submitted by /u/PhilosophyKey4828 [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

what’s the most practical application you used python for /u/Dizzy-Ad8580 Python Education

like how did it make a big difference in the scenario you didn’t use python

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r/learnpython like how did it make a big difference in the scenario you didn’t use python submitted by /u/Dizzy-Ad8580 [link] [comments]

like how did it make a big difference in the scenario you didn’t use python

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[link] [comments] like how did it make a big difference in the scenario you didn’t use python submitted by /u/Dizzy-Ad8580 [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

Game Bug (python and pygame(: flashing text /u/Nikko_the_Rabbit Python Education

I have a very primitive python game about a drone on a spaceship. There is a function that creates a tablet (lines 150-382), which I hoped would be the center of my information return to the ‘audience,’ but any text I blit onto the tablet flashes horribly and I can’t fix it. I am very much an amateur and was hoping someone better at code might know what is wrong. link the github:

Nikko-R-M/Spaceship-Game: A drone on a ship doing little things (in very primitive state)

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r/learnpython I have a very primitive python game about a drone on a spaceship. There is a function that creates a tablet (lines 150-382), which I hoped would be the center of my information return to the ‘audience,’ but any text I blit onto the tablet flashes horribly and I can’t fix it. I am very much an amateur and was hoping someone better at code might know what is wrong. link the github: Nikko-R-M/Spaceship-Game: A drone on a ship doing little things (in very primitive state) submitted by /u/Nikko_the_Rabbit [link] [comments]

Nikko-R-M/Spaceship-Game: A drone on a ship doing little things (in very primitive state)

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[link] [comments] I have a very primitive python game about a drone on a spaceship. There is a function that creates a tablet (lines 150-382), which I hoped would be the center of my information return to the ‘audience,’ but any text I blit onto the tablet flashes horribly and I can’t fix it. I am very much an amateur and was hoping someone better at code might know what is wrong. link the github: Nikko-R-M/Spaceship-Game: A drone on a ship doing little things (in very primitive state) submitted by /u/Nikko_the_Rabbit [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

anyone’s doing Angela Yu’s 100 days python bootcamp? /u/vaibhavreads Python Education

I am currently on day 14 and just downloaded the resource. However, the files contain gibberish instead of the expected data. Can anyone help me?

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r/learnpython I am currently on day 14 and just downloaded the resource. However, the files contain gibberish instead of the expected data. Can anyone help me? submitted by /u/vaibhavreads [link] [comments]

I am currently on day 14 and just downloaded the resource. However, the files contain gibberish instead of the expected data. Can anyone help me?

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[link] [comments] I am currently on day 14 and just downloaded the resource. However, the files contain gibberish instead of the expected data. Can anyone help me? submitted by /u/vaibhavreads [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

Search Builder /u/JuniorMouse Python Education

I’m hoping to get some help on how to implement a search where users can enter

boolean criteria (main focus)
attribute that the search term should apply to

At the very least, I would really be grateful for what I should be looking up or whether there are any libraries available that can help with this. What I have found so far are articles that suggest using NLP which I really don’t think is what I need.

As reference, on https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, I can enter into the search a query like

(ozempic[Title] AND diabetes[Title]) NOT obesity[Title]

to specify that I want only articles where the title contains both the words ozempic and diabetes but not the word obesity.

Similarly, on https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/issues, I can enter the search query

is:issue is:closed in:title email

to filter all issues that have the word email in the title.

Edit: The user interface maybe a web browser, GUI desktop application, CLI, etc

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r/learnpython I’m hoping to get some help on how to implement a search where users can enter boolean criteria (main focus) attribute that the search term should apply to At the very least, I would really be grateful for what I should be looking up or whether there are any libraries available that can help with this. What I have found so far are articles that suggest using NLP which I really don’t think is what I need. As reference, on https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, I can enter into the search a query like (ozempic[Title] AND diabetes[Title]) NOT obesity[Title] to specify that I want only articles where the title contains both the words ozempic and diabetes but not the word obesity. Similarly, on https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/issues, I can enter the search query is:issue is:closed in:title email to filter all issues that have the word email in the title. Edit: The user interface maybe a web browser, GUI desktop application, CLI, etc submitted by /u/JuniorMouse [link] [comments]

I’m hoping to get some help on how to implement a search where users can enter

boolean criteria (main focus)
attribute that the search term should apply to

As reference, on https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, I can enter into the search a query like

(ozempic[Title] AND diabetes[Title]) NOT obesity[Title]

to specify that I want only articles where the title contains both the words ozempic and diabetes but not the word obesity.

Similarly, on https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/issues, I can enter the search query

is:issue is:closed in:title email

to filter all issues that have the word email in the title.

Edit: The user interface maybe a web browser, GUI desktop application, CLI, etc

submitted by /u/JuniorMouse
[link] [comments] I’m hoping to get some help on how to implement a search where users can enter boolean criteria (main focus) attribute that the search term should apply to At the very least, I would really be grateful for what I should be looking up or whether there are any libraries available that can help with this. What I have found so far are articles that suggest using NLP which I really don’t think is what I need. As reference, on https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, I can enter into the search a query like (ozempic[Title] AND diabetes[Title]) NOT obesity[Title] to specify that I want only articles where the title contains both the words ozempic and diabetes but not the word obesity. Similarly, on https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/issues, I can enter the search query is:issue is:closed in:title email to filter all issues that have the word email in the title. Edit: The user interface maybe a web browser, GUI desktop application, CLI, etc submitted by /u/JuniorMouse [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

Wrapper functions and data validation /u/Technical_Ad9319 Python Education

I was trying to develop my first decorator, which was a benchmark function that was supposed to wrap other functions, however it seems that decorators mess a lot with the output var type, in my case all vars types are being validated. Is this a known issue or I’m just not knowing how to properly implement wrappers?

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r/learnpython I was trying to develop my first decorator, which was a benchmark function that was supposed to wrap other functions, however it seems that decorators mess a lot with the output var type, in my case all vars types are being validated. Is this a known issue or I’m just not knowing how to properly implement wrappers? submitted by /u/Technical_Ad9319 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] I was trying to develop my first decorator, which was a benchmark function that was supposed to wrap other functions, however it seems that decorators mess a lot with the output var type, in my case all vars types are being validated. Is this a known issue or I’m just not knowing how to properly implement wrappers? submitted by /u/Technical_Ad9319 [link] [comments]

December 17, 2024Android

Confused about installing python packages on Mac /u/Xanimede Python Education

I cant use ‘pip3 install xx’ because I get the “externally managed environment” error. I have to create a virtual environment to use pip.

But surely this isn’t the right way to do it? There’s no way that every time I start a new project, no matter how small it is, I have to install things like pandas or numpy every single time, and end up with like 50+ installations of the same packages?

Why can’t you just install a python package on your system as you do on Windows/Linux? I’ve read some comments saying that this is the right approach to prevent conflicts, but why is this not a problem for other OS?

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r/learnpython I cant use ‘pip3 install xx’ because I get the “externally managed environment” error. I have to create a virtual environment to use pip. But surely this isn’t the right way to do it? There’s no way that every time I start a new project, no matter how small it is, I have to install things like pandas or numpy every single time, and end up with like 50+ installations of the same packages? Why can’t you just install a python package on your system as you do on Windows/Linux? I’ve read some comments saying that this is the right approach to prevent conflicts, but why is this not a problem for other OS? submitted by /u/Xanimede [link] [comments]

I cant use ‘pip3 install xx’ because I get the “externally managed environment” error. I have to create a virtual environment to use pip.

submitted by /u/Xanimede
[link] [comments] I cant use ‘pip3 install xx’ because I get the “externally managed environment” error. I have to create a virtual environment to use pip. But surely this isn’t the right way to do it? There’s no way that every time I start a new project, no matter how small it is, I have to install things like pandas or numpy every single time, and end up with like 50+ installations of the same packages? Why can’t you just install a python package on your system as you do on Windows/Linux? I’ve read some comments saying that this is the right approach to prevent conflicts, but why is this not a problem for other OS? submitted by /u/Xanimede [link] [comments]