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Nov-07-2016, 03:45 PM (This post was last modified: Nov-07-2016, 03:53 PM by metulburr.)
(Nov-07-2016, 02:49 PM)Blue Dog Wrote: Python as a long way to go be for it is user friendly, when is comes to install.
If you think python is bad try to link multiple libraries with c++, or using make files.

On my windows i have numerous python versions installed. I always have a 2.x version and a 3.x version to at least check if my programs run in both versions. But most of them are because i never removed them and installed the next minor updated one such as below. But each of them are independent python installs with their own separate pip and 3rd party libs installed. This is optional, but i usually change the exe name to the version such as python.exe -> python27.exe and append each to the PATH. 

C:\Python27
C:\Python33
C:\Python34
C:\Python35-32

Quote:so reinstalled the operating system
You dont need to reinstall the OS just to remove anaconda or python versions. You can just run the uninstallers from control panel to remove them.

EDIT:
I just saw this
Quote:.bashrc
so are you running in linux? 

Package managers make it uber simple for a 3rd party install for the most used libraries.  
for example the ubuntu repos has this 
Quote:
metulburr@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-cache search python-couch
python-couchdb - library for working with Apache CouchDB
python-couchdbkit - Trying to improve couchdb experience in Python
and to install it would be with ubuntus package manager 
sudo apt-get install python-couchdb
If the library is not in the repos, you can just download the library 
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/CouchDB
and run the setup script
python3 setup.py install
where python3 is how you inoke your python3 interpreter.

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RE: Python can't find module installed in anaconda - by metulburr - Nov-07-2016, 03:45 PM

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