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Why does "pip install" inside Python raise a SyntaxError?
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so i am a beginner python programmer when i was trying to do a chatbot as a training but the problem is when i wrote pip install chatterbot in the python shell they give me an syntax error and when i searched on the net and on YOUTUBE .all the videos have the same solution that's going to the environnement variables then going to path and add some files address but i had the files address of python but it still not working . i am working in windows 10 and python 3.9 (64bit)this is the photo of the problem and thanks for answering me.the syntax error
You're trying to run a pip command in the Python interpreter, which only understands Python code.
If you're on Windows, open Command Prompt (cmd) and run your pip command from there.
Make sure you use pip installs in terminals. So on PyCharm use the terminal tab on the bottom of the main window.
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'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command
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I installed Python and I am using it in VS Code, but, when I install libraries in Terminal via pip3, I get an error telling me that pip3 is not a command.
I also checked for my version of Python and I get this other error:
What should I do to fix this?
My python is 3.8.3 for Amd64 and it is installed in under D:\Python\Python38\python.exe.
Try to add the path to the Environment Variables. Under win10, You can find here:
Control Panel\System and Security\System. You will find there the Environment Variables. In there choose the Path and Edit it. Add your python with its path there, and then 'ok' everything.
as A.H. says I search for how add Paython in path and I found it in https://geek-university.com/python/add-python-to-the-windows-path/
just i need to know what is problem and it is name is python Path in Environment Variables
I Add path of the python.exe to my system Environment Variables ( I add this Address as you can see ;D:\Python\Python34 and dont forget to write semicolon character ; before the Address)
full method of do it in 1 picture
I recommend to see top site if have problem to do it.
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'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command
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Im trying to import numpy as np (im using VS2019 as the IDE) and I get the error "No module names 'numpy'". So I tried going to the windows cmd and did pip install numpy and I get the error: "'Pip' is Not Recognized as an Internal or External Command." I tried watching this video, and have located my Python3 folder (I cant find Python27), but there is no pip.exe file in there, so now I don't know what to do. Any help would be much appreciated!
As long as you can run python in cmd you should be able to run python3 -m pip install numpy.
My guess is that you accidentally did not add Python to your PATH. Below is a screenshot of the Python3 installation where there is a checkbox to add it to your PATH.
To check if python is added to your PATH run the following command echo %PATH%. If it is not follow this tutorial to add it to your path.
If you didn't add pip to your system variables, you need to cd to the location of your pip.exe in order to use it.
You should be able to find it in a folder called Scripts.
On of my friends had the same problem. We simply reinstalled python on his Windows 10 laptop and we paid attention to add python to PATH and select an option to install pip with python. This worked pretty much, I think the python Win10 installer is sometimes a little bit to complicated on Win10.
First check if pip is already installed by running this command
pip - - version
If it is installed then change the os path and if not check if python is correctly installed or not by running this command
python - - version
If python is installed then try this command
python get-pip.py
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Can existing virtualenv be upgraded gracefully?
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Is it possible to set a specific interpreter (Python 3.7 or Python3.8) without using any IDE but only using command line commands?
I know that is possible using Pycharm, Anaconda or other else, but I would know the command.
Thanks and good day
If you use conda or mini conda, you can set up separate virtual environment with the benefit of selecting a different interpreter version and different packages. I suggest you familiarise yourself with conda and miniconda, and how to start an environment, run scripts etc from terminal with their guides. Resources below:
https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-environments.html
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Can not activate a virtualenv in GIT bash mingw32 for Windows [duplicate]
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I am trying to activate virtual environment in windows using Git-Bash
I used this line and this works fine
virtualenv project1_env
Then when trying this line to activate
.\project1_env\Scripts\activate
I got bash: .project1_envScriptsactivate: command not found
I tried several tries to make it works but it didn't
Note that this line works on command prompt with no problem
So my problem is with Git-Bash on windows
Thanks advanced for help
On Windows10, you could go in the directory of your virtualenv where the Scripts folder is placed then enter the below command
source ./Scripts/activate
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Why does "pip install" inside Python raise a SyntaxError?
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I'm trying to install pygame in python 3.4.3 but it gave error as shown in the picture. However, I already gave the path variable (C:\Python34), but it isn't working.
How can I solve the problem?
You should do pip install pygame in the command prompt. If you do not have pip, install it.
You're using the wrong thing. pip is an application like Python. It is not part of the Python library nor is it an integrated function, to use it you must open Command Prompt (assuming your on Windows) not the Python interpreter, to do this type in search (or Cortana) and enter "cmd", when it appears click on it.
Now that you have opened command prompt retry your commands in that window and it should work.