However, after installation, i am unsure how to access the anaconda command prompt so that i can use conda to install packages What's the best way to do this I also attempted to install anaconda 64 bit in c:/program files, but several of the python script did not like the space and it failed to install
dali! (@dolllyfied) - Urlebird
What can i do to access the anaconda prompt?
4 if you're using the windows os, open an anaconda prompt and type activate yourenvname
And if you're using mac or linux os, open a terminal and type source activate yourenvname Yourenvname here is your desired environment in which you want to install the pip package. Version anaconda 4.8.3 what i cannot do I can't activate any environment from powershell
Conda activate base what i can do Like requests, beautifulsoup, numpy, nltk, etc If you have a miniconda installed, conda install anaconda will make it same as an anaconda installation, except that the installation folder names are different. What i still don't understand is, there are many good python libraries out there that suggest to use this virtualenv and anaconda
I can even find a virtualenv plugin for pyenv
Now i am getting confused with the purpose of these two, pyenv and virtualenv Worse, inside pyenv, there is a virtualenv plugin. So instead i waited and in 9 minutes exactly, the status changed from setting up the package cache to setting up the base environment I would suggest wait a little more and hopefully, the installation would finish!
How can i update python in the anaconda base environment Is python intended to be upgradable in the base environment at all, or should one completely remove and reinstall anaconda How can i add an anaconda prompt option to windows terminal I have installed anaconda navigator
I do not have any other python distributions installed
This is a windows 11 system, but the same information should apply to any other windows system with windows terminal installed Here is a screenshot of my current windows terminal environment. I installed python anaconda on mac (os mavericks) I wanted to revert to the default version of python on my mac
