I'm a BI Engineer and I just spent the last two hours wrestling with reinstalling Python on my new computer, and I kept running into an error getting the pyscopg2 module installed. I decided to do a full reinstall and stumbled on this video, and it 100% solved my problem thank you!!!
Hi Susan, thank you for the video, I followed the steps but faced an issue with git and the "conda init bash". Anyhow I went back to anaconda prompt and decided to work the problem. it took about an hour to get my head around the issues (as I was following your video and trying to figure out how to link what you are describing with what I am seeing) and also it was helpful to do a quick search for commands for anaconda prompt but it worked!!! to my Suprise :) I even took your AccuWeather code and copied it in the visual studio code and searched for Herndon VA and copied the link from there; changed "Cambridge" with "Herndon" and Wala!!!! I feel like the entire universe is at my fingertips.... [if I don't sleep for the next 48 hours because I'm trying out new things I am blaming you!]
Very new at coding. Very detailed instructions BUT these did not work for me. Received an error message indicating that bash: conda: command not found. Help! How do I fix this?
Hello. I have followed the video installs and sadly, I fall at the first hurdle using command line. The error message I get is: bash: conda: command not found. Can you shed any light on what I might have done wrong? Thank you!
@ 0:48 I explain to check "Add Anaconda3 to my PATH environment variable" when installing. This should make the "conda" command available via command line. To see if this is true, run the command "tr ':' ' '
thanks a lot for the video but is there another way of doing all of that without using a command line(setting up envs, coding in vs and running the code),i am a beginner and i have found it slightly difficult?
I bet that your enviromental variable PATH doesn't have the Anaconda binaries directory that should contain the "conda" instruction. Try to reinstall anaconda with the caution to select the "Add to PATH" option, and then try again in git bash. PD: you could do this manually editing your PATH, but it is another level.
The demo.py script requesting the temperature at Cambridge didn't work. Running the script returns this in Git Bash-> line 31 print(f"Failed to retrieve the page. Status code: {response.status_code}")import requests ^^^^^^SyntaxError: invalid syntax.
I just re-tested it on my end and it worked. Your error message indicates there is invalid syntax. I'd confirm no extra characters were accidentally added to the code that was pasted over.
Thank you for this video. I had trouble getting gitbash to recognize the conda command, but I was able to fix it by creating and editing .bashrc in the home directory.
I'm a BI Engineer and I just spent the last two hours wrestling with reinstalling Python on my new computer, and I kept running into an error getting the pyscopg2 module installed. I decided to do a full reinstall and stumbled on this video, and it 100% solved my problem thank you!!!
Hi Susan, thank you for the video, I followed the steps but faced an issue with git and the "conda init bash". Anyhow I went back to anaconda prompt and decided to work the problem. it took about an hour to get my head around the issues (as I was following your video and trying to figure out how to link what you are describing with what I am seeing) and also it was helpful to do a quick search for commands for anaconda prompt but it worked!!! to my Suprise :) I even took your AccuWeather code and copied it in the visual studio code and searched for Herndon VA and copied the link from there; changed "Cambridge" with "Herndon" and Wala!!!! I feel like the entire universe is at my fingertips.... [if I don't sleep for the next 48 hours because I'm trying out new things I am blaming you!]
Very new at coding. Very detailed instructions BUT these did not work for me. Received an error message indicating that bash: conda: command not found. Help! How do I fix this?
When choosing visual studio for git editor i can't press the next button ?
Conda init bash
Reflecting command not found
i didnt understand why you marked the PATH tick altough it warned that it might cause conflicts
Am having problem is showing me command not found
Please what should i do
Very helpful and easy to follow😊😊😊. Thanks a lot!!
This is very detailed, followed to the end and it works.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot, Susan. It is really helpful.
Hello. I have followed the video installs and sadly, I fall at the first hurdle using command line. The error message I get is: bash: conda: command not found. Can you shed any light on what I might have done wrong? Thank you!
@ 0:48 I explain to check "Add Anaconda3 to my PATH environment variable" when installing. This should make the "conda" command available via command line. To see if this is true, run the command "tr ':' '
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@@codewithsusan Amazing - thank you Susan!
thanks a lot for the video but is there another way of doing all of that without using a command line(setting up envs, coding in vs and running the code),i am a beginner and i have found it slightly difficult?
Thank you very much, excellent video. However, I wasn't able to run the "conda init bash" command. It displays:bash: conda: command not found
I bet that your enviromental variable PATH doesn't have the Anaconda binaries directory that should contain the "conda" instruction. Try to reinstall anaconda with the caution to select the "Add to PATH" option, and then try again in git bash.
PD: you could do this manually editing your PATH, but it is another level.
Can’t install Beautifulsoup
awesome video. thank you
The demo.py script requesting the temperature at Cambridge didn't work. Running the script returns this in Git Bash-> line 31 print(f"Failed to retrieve the page. Status code: {response.status_code}")import requests ^^^^^^SyntaxError: invalid syntax.
I just re-tested it on my end and it worked. Your error message indicates there is invalid syntax. I'd confirm no extra characters were accidentally added to the code that was pasted over.
Hello Susan, great tutorial! I am unable to successfully run a conda env in Git Bash. Can you assist?
Thank you for this video. I had trouble getting gitbash to recognize the conda command, but I was able to fix it by creating and editing .bashrc in the home directory.
Hello! How did you fix this? Guess i am having the same problem
That is a very informative video. How would I use a csv file from my computer to run in the VSC?
very helpful tutorial video.
100% but i cant find the note???
Notes linked in the description. Also, here you go: codewithsusan.com/notes/anaconda-usage-windows
very helpful
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