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I can't install peotry on my VSCode repo which I have created as a python tutorials. actually I want to start python for testing web application.So I choosed this website to go through and I got some errors. this is the first one.
Command Line error
this is my dependencies I have added
My dependency file
this tutorial I followed and got this error. tried many stackoverflow support but didnt worked out.
https://www.lambdatest.com/blog/getting-started-with-selenium-python/
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When I want to execute Python in my command prompt, Windows always redirects me to the windows store to download Python. But I've already installed Python (python.org). So how can I adjust, that the command prompt uses the downloaded Python?
Just py instead of python or python3
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I have installed sq-lite program in my local machine & set environment variables also.
After that I am able to use "python manage.py dbshell" in command line but when using same command in visual code it showing error "CommandError: You appear not to have the 'sqlite3' program installed or on your path."
I have attached screenshot also for reference.
In environment variables I have added "c:\sqlite" into path variable.
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We are having difficulty installing our Python distribution in a way that will allow multiple users of the same computer to program in Python.
We switched the computers in our lab over to active directory with a mandatory profile. The problem is that Enthought Canopy puts several hundred MB of material in the profile itself. This makes it incredibly slow when a new user logs on. Can I get Canopy to install somewhere else, like a "normal" program?
Any help would be much appreciated, and I apologize if there is some obvious answer I am missing.
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How to install python through command line? Can i create a batch file and run it? I tried searching over the internet but with no help.
You can read about downloading and installing from a Windows command prompt here
Even though it does contain information on Putty shell and Linux it is n't far off from Windows install. But my honest opinion is just going to the website and downloading with the pre packaged modules. Just click Windows 64 bit and it includes everything you need. After it has been installed then of course interact and use the command prompt all you want. Unless you want to be a complete command line ninja. python.org/download/windows
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I would like to add add/programs like adobe acrobat reader and other application in windows XP using Python script. Kindly looking for some help.
Thanks in advance!
Everest.
Are you installing or uninstalling?
Installing:
Easy way: subprocess.Popen the installer.
Nearly-as-easy way: subprocess.Popen the installer, with some Windows hackery so that the user doesn't have to click anything.
Uninstalling:
As above.
Hard way: work out the files changed on the computer and revert them manually.