I downloaded python 3.5, then go to terminal and type "python3", then exit(), and finally (according to the documentation) I type in "python -m pip pandas" but what I get in response is "/usr/bin/python: No module named pip"
Any Idea?
P.S. Harrison thank you very much for your work. I suppose I could get around my problem by installing anaconda but I would like to use the idle like you do (I am doing the data analysis series). In any case, what IDE do you prefer?
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What operating system are you using here?
As for my preferred IDE, I genuinely prefer the nice, simple, IDLE. I always recommend to people to just try out a few of the IDEs and just choose the one that suits them best. At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter, the programs made don't care what IDE you use to make them. Some of the popular ones are PyCharm, Anaconda, IPython notebooks (this is an interactive development situation, very much different than an editor), Wing IDE, and probably some others I am forgetting...along with the vanilla IDLE.
-Harrison 9 years ago
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I am on OS X 10.11, I think I ll start with anaconda but want to work for a period with idle before I switch
-VanDalucas 9 years ago
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I am not positive, never used a mac for Python, but I do not think your method is the correct one for macs.
So you install Python, and pip should have come with it. From there, you just do:
pip3 install module.
So, for you, it should just be
pip3 install pandas
If not that, then try
pip3 install pandas.
... i believe you can also get away with something like:
sudo apt-get install python3-pandas
edited to be pip3 install, not pip, which would default to py2 probably.
-Harrison 9 years ago
Last edited 9 years ago
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"pip3 install pandas" worked! didn't though after downloading that documentation "naturally" switched back to windows. It also installed numpy
Again, your work is great
-VanDalucas 9 years ago
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Awesome, great to hear. Best wishes as you go along!
-Harrison 9 years ago
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