how to install numpy for python 2 while I have both py2 and py3 installed
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I'm trying to use python2 version in my pc to run a software, but the error says there is no numpy module (usually I use python3 and the numpy module works well). So I assume that the python2 in my system doesn't have numpy installed. Now my question is that how to install numpy1.10.1 through conda for python2 without affecting python3?
python numpy anaconda
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I'm trying to use python2 version in my pc to run a software, but the error says there is no numpy module (usually I use python3 and the numpy module works well). So I assume that the python2 in my system doesn't have numpy installed. Now my question is that how to install numpy1.10.1 through conda for python2 without affecting python3?
python numpy anaconda
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Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32
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I'm trying to use python2 version in my pc to run a software, but the error says there is no numpy module (usually I use python3 and the numpy module works well). So I assume that the python2 in my system doesn't have numpy installed. Now my question is that how to install numpy1.10.1 through conda for python2 without affecting python3?
python numpy anaconda
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
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I'm trying to use python2 version in my pc to run a software, but the error says there is no numpy module (usually I use python3 and the numpy module works well). So I assume that the python2 in my system doesn't have numpy installed. Now my question is that how to install numpy1.10.1 through conda for python2 without affecting python3?
python numpy anaconda
python numpy anaconda
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
186
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
186
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
186
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
186
asked Nov 19 at 23:55
Leran
186
186
Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32
add a comment |
Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32
Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32
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Do you have python2 in a separate conda environment? If not, it would make it easier if you did, in which case you should read this
– sacul
Nov 19 at 23:58
Thank you @sacul. May I ask how to know if my two versions are in the same conda environment or not?
– Leran
Nov 20 at 0:09
I believe it's not possible to have two versions of python in the same conda environment, but I could be wrong. But you could have python2 in outside of an anaconda environment.
– sacul
Nov 20 at 0:11
Are you using linux/mac or windows?
– Dinari
Nov 20 at 8:32