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I am currently working in VSCode and attempting to import various libraries into my file. I am currently using the interpreter image of interpreter. The remainder of my code is shown remainder of code. I do not understand why my numpy is unable to be imported.

Elias Lind
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  • Have you installed numpy? Try running `python -m pip install numpy` and then running your script again. – picobit Oct 21 '22 at 16:12
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    Does the code actually fail to run, or is this just a visual bug? If it fails, what is the complete error message? Post it as code, NOT an image. – BeRT2me Oct 21 '22 at 16:20
  • @JialeDu I was not aware of this-thank you. Truthfully, no I cannot seem to solve the problem using any of the given suggestions. I have no doubt the solutions work, but none have done the trick for me. I will continue working on each solution and looking at related posts, but I haven't found anything yet. I will keep this post reflective of whether or not I am resolved with the issue-thank you again. – Elias Lind Oct 29 '22 at 13:49

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Use the following code to print the current interpreter environment,

import sys
print(sys.executable)

Copy the interpreter path and install numpy with

 C:\WorkSpace\pytest10\.venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install numpy

Modify C:\WorkSpace\pytest10\.venv\Scripts\python.exe to the path you get

enter image description here

JialeDu
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Do Ctrl + Shift + P, then in the pop-up type select python interpreter and choose the same python version where you installed numpy package.

BeRT2me
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H-ADJI
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  • I am going to reinstall my python interpreter, but I thought numpy was a package that I imported and not installed? – Elias Lind Oct 22 '22 at 17:07