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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The issue that happened was that pycharms would not change the outdated path even tho I deleted / re-installed it countless times.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
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This is the error I am getting:
Earlier I was trying to download chatterbot and I had Python version 3.11 so I uninstalled it and downloaded python version 8 then I got path error and I somehow fixed it.
Earlier I was having trouble with sub process error so I tried to fixed it and now i am getting this type of error and I don't know what to do.
What can I try next?
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Ok, so when my friend joins the collaboration session (vs code live share) he can't run python files, but I can. When I join his collaboration session I can't run files, but he can. We are both using the same version of vs code and live share. We have tried everything but we can't find the solution. There is no run button in the top right corner of the screen. When my friend tried to run a file with F5 it says you don't have an extension for debugging python. He clicks find extension and it brings him to the extensions page where it says that the extension is already installed, but it shows an error 'only Partial IntelliSense supported', which isn't the case when he codes alone or when he is the host.
We tried reinstalling python, vs code, live share, other extensions, we checked if python is added to path (and it was), we tried older versions of everything and it still didn't work. We are both using windows 11.
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I've been looking forward to downloading the command-line interface for "Shodan".
On the website they say that i basically have to type "pip install -U --user shodan" in my cmd, so i did multiple times and it now says that the requirement are already satisfied, which feels normal since i did it multiple times trying to fix said problem.
Now the problem is, next step is to basically type "shodan" in the cmd, problem is it says 'shodan' isn't recognized.
What am i supposed to do ! :(
You need to add the path of the scripts to your system PATH variable:
It is something like this:
C:\Python38\Scripts
When you run pip install, it installs an exe file under the Scripts folder of your python installation. You should add this path to the PATH variable as described in the link. This makes the exe available in the terminal.
See this guide for more information:
https://datatofish.com/add-python-to-windows-path/
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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'
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I'm currently trying to learn how to use Selenium with Python, but no matter what code I run, I always get the same error. I did add geckodriver to my path (at least I think I did) so I'm not sure what's wrong
The error is as below :
selenium.common.exceptions.WebDriverException: Message: 'geckodriver' executable needs to be in PATH.
Download the latest Geckodriver from https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases
unzip it and put the geckodriver.exe file in C:\Python27 and than try to run, it will work.
Note if you are using selenium 3.x than please upgrade to latest(3.3.1) one as there are some issues in 3.0.x due to which you will not be able to see selenium typing anything in firefox browser.