How to import python library in vscode? The following article will show you how to use anaconda to import the python library in vscode. I hope it will be helpful to you!
#When I first started learning to write python using vscode, I encountered many problems.
This time the code needs to import numpy, pandas and other libraries. After browsing many methods on the Internet, I found what I thought was the easiest method: Use anaconda to import the library.
It also facilitates the import of other libraries in the future. [Recommended learning: vscode tutorial, Programming teaching]
Existing environment: vs code has been installed and the plug-in used to run python
##Introduction to Anacond
Anacond download and installation
Official website download address:You can refer to this article to download and install. There are several points to note:link 1. Open cmd [WIN R /cmd]
Enter -conda list.
As shown in the figure below, Anaconda is installed successfully.
2. Create an environment
#Modify the Python version according to the version number, such as your python If the version is 3.7, change it to -conda create -n test python=3.7 pip
#You can see the Python version in the lower left corner of the vs code page
Proceed (y/[n])? will appear, enter y
The rest of the steps are explained clearly in the article linked above
1. Still click on the version number in the lower left corner of vs code , the options in the figure below will appear, select the interpreter as test: conda version
2. At this time, the error is still reported when running, saying that there is no numpy library, we need to install this library
3. Open cmd, enter -conda install numpy, run it again after successfully installing the numpy library, and solve the problem
Reference article for the process of installing the library:
link
2. By learning other people’s methods and then summarizing records, I hope to be able to help others
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