Some interim feedback…
After executing that code, it worked fine until it hit:
Some additional factors:
After rebuilding, I'll post more results. Again, thanks for your help.
Best,
Dan.
p.s. Pandas was installed in the 3.9 environment. Going forward, I'm installing V3.10 until it becomes necessary to revert to 3.9.
After executing that code, it worked fine until it hit:
plt.show()When it hit that command while debugging, VS Code crashed (no error, just “splat”). At that point, I decided that my entire Python dev environment was probably still corrupt somehow. After 30+ years as a professional Windows developer (only two years with Python), I've learned that sometimes it's better and faster to clean things out than trying to debug a corrupt environment.
Some additional factors:
- I have a mix of Anaconda and Pip
- Macs with M1 chips are known to have some issues
After rebuilding, I'll post more results. Again, thanks for your help.
Best,
Dan.
p.s. Pandas was installed in the 3.9 environment. Going forward, I'm installing V3.10 until it becomes necessary to revert to 3.9.