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I've installed Python 3.5.1 successfully, and I've downloaded add-on modules such as numpy, scipy, matplotlib, etc, but when I try to import them into python I get the following: "ImportError: No module named 'numpy'", etc.
There's no executable file in the numpy download to activate anything, so I'm stumped as to what to do. This is all very confusing. Plus, when I try to install VPthyon, it tells me I have to install the older version of python 2.7.
Then there's this thing called "Anaconda" I keep running into that seems popular but I don't know how it's different than the regular Python. All I want to do is get Python up and running on my computer with the appropriate math modules so I can start learning how to program. Nothing fancy. Can someone provide some guidance? Thanks
There's no executable file in the numpy download to activate anything, so I'm stumped as to what to do. This is all very confusing. Plus, when I try to install VPthyon, it tells me I have to install the older version of python 2.7.
Then there's this thing called "Anaconda" I keep running into that seems popular but I don't know how it's different than the regular Python. All I want to do is get Python up and running on my computer with the appropriate math modules so I can start learning how to program. Nothing fancy. Can someone provide some guidance? Thanks