Great video! Thank you very much! I was able to make moviepy available to my PyCharm IDE in order to concatenate all my video clips to a single .MP4 file!
@reyanshjain2928, perhaps try, if on Windows, a pip install of the Python library from PowerShell before attempting to import that library to PyCharm. This could assist in importing the library to PyCharm as it would be installed already by pip. Even on MacOS or Linux this could help if the Python library is locally cached as by pip install.
check your env for path issues. Could also be something related to your permissions especially on MacOS. I find MacOS to be a massive pain since the OS wants to stop anything and everything even if you are the root user.
From my experience with that error it is always best to check your syntax from top to bottom. I have had some silly errors that I have made that were immediately pointed out by PyCharm. The best way I debug is by adding a comment to the offending line by a ' # ' to exclude that line in an effort to see if that was the only line that caused my IDE to complain.
Although now I think of it you may want to check the type conversion you are trying to use. For example, trying to convert a type int to a str without a proper " " can mess things up a bit. Missing parens or other type conversion operators can cause some woes.
Great video! Thank you very much! I was able to make moviepy available to my PyCharm IDE in order to concatenate all my video clips to a single .MP4 file!
not able to install still , its showing error
@reyanshjain2928, perhaps try, if on Windows, a pip install of the Python library from PowerShell before attempting to import that library to PyCharm. This could assist in importing the library to PyCharm as it would be installed already by pip.
Even on MacOS or Linux this could help if the Python library is locally cached as by pip install.
Thanks bra 😂 been straggling with this all day yesterday
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THANK YOU! BIG HELP FOR ME
when i am clicking this plus sign to add package, it is showing "nothing to show" , what should i do?
enter this command in a terminal:
pip install requests
enter this command in a terminal:
pip install requests
Enter this command as root, rm -rf 😮 no don't ever do that!
@@CattleRustlerOCN + pip install requests
+ ~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (pip:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
kindly help . the pip command is not working
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yes that works but, it wouldn't be useful when opening another project, the lib wont be there.
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I can't install the build this way and not even in terminal
check your env for path issues. Could also be something related to your permissions especially on MacOS. I find MacOS to be a massive pain since the OS wants to stop anything and everything even if you are the root user.
TypeError: 'builtin_function_or_method' object is not subscriptable
what to do in this case
From my experience with that error it is always best to check your syntax from top to bottom. I have had some silly errors that I have made that were immediately pointed out by PyCharm.
The best way I debug is by adding a comment to the offending line by a ' # ' to exclude that line in an effort to see if that was the only line that caused my IDE to complain.
Although now I think of it you may want to check the type conversion you are trying to use. For example, trying to convert a type int to a str without a proper " " can mess things up a bit. Missing parens or other type conversion operators can cause some woes.
With Python, I have definitely found that most of my woes have been improper syntax which PyCharm has been very apt to point out.
Bro programmer uses Dark Theme why are you using Light Theme
For sure bro
@@kmtzbrainfood4330 Aesthetics...seriously!? If it works then...?
@@christopherjohns6155 Idk bruh
I have been accustomed to dark theme
Light theme is too bright
thanks dude