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installing fastApi in python [closed]

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I want to install fastApi but I get this. does not return the hello world. why?

I have problem to make a downgrade of Python 3.6 [closed]

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I would like to make the downgrade of python 3.6.
When I launch python -v from the terminal
I have this error
no such file or directory: /usr/local/bin/python3.7
I can't understand why

I fix it. The problem was in the path, for fix it I write this command inside the termina `
PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.6/bin:${PATH}"
export PATH
alias python='python3'
alias 3='python3'

Python !pip compile to exe [closed]

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I hi guys, i wrote a script in Jupyter Notebook and exported it as py, but when compiling with auto-py-to-exe i always get an error.
!pip install selenium can't compiled.
what else can I use instead of pip
(sorry for my bad English)

! is special jupyter "magic". It is not valid python and therefore won't work in a python script. The following will, though:
import os
os.system("pip install selenium")

Why is my python path pointing to a non existent file? [closed]

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So I deleted every instance of python, versions, off my computer then re-installed it and when I type
python -V in cmd, it says No Python at C:\(insert file path that does not exist). I went to my environment variables and added a new location in Path and it still shows the No python message. How do I fix this so I can use my new
C:\(new destination) for python?

The issue that happened was that pycharms would not change the outdated path even tho I deleted / re-installed it countless times. I un-checked the add to path option and it worked

Why am I getting this error message when I try to open Python? "Unexpected error ParseError:Invalid line at line "1"." [closed]

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How can I fix this. Python is currently unaccessible for me because of this error. Everytime that I click on my python icon to begin programming, the error message pops up, and it will not allow me to run the program.

Here's a link to an Enthought Knowledge Base article re-iterating Jonathan March's solution:
https://support.enthought.com/entries/23097479-Restarting-Canopy-after-Unexpected-error-ParseError

Known error, fixed in upcoming Canopy 1.2. Sorry!
Meantime, manual fix:
Delete preferences.ini file (which is corrupted). This file is located at:
Windows:
%APPDATA%\Enthought\Canopy
OSX or Linux:
~/.canopy