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Switch to anacondaĪs it is, the conda command cannot be used, so switch to anaconda. Install anaconda $ pyenv install anaconda3-5.3.1Ĭheck the version with $ pyenv install list. If this does not switch, restart the terminal once and try again. Switching python $ python -versionĪs it is still python2, switch to python3. bash_profileĬheck the environment variable PATH with $ echo $ PATH If the default shell is still bash, OS before Catalina, write to ~ /.

$ echo 'eval "$(pyenv init -)"' > ~/.bash_profile $ echo 'export PATH="$PYENV_ROOT/bin:$PATH"' > ~/.bash_profile $ echo 'export PYENV_ROOT="$HOME/.pyenv"' > ~/.bash_profile Install pyenv with brew $ brew install pyenvĪnd here is where the problem stumbled. If it is a mac, 2.7 is probably included as standard, so switch. Preparing to install pythonĬheck the python version with $ python -version.

When will Apply change the default python to 3 series? 2.

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Install Anacondaįrom here, download python3.7 and unpack the package Then, I will describe what I actually did below.

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It was said that technology is constantly updated, but if you do not update your knowledge, it may fail. Until now, I was careful because I should have written the environment variables of pyenv to. To write from the conclusion first, the reason why it didn't work was because I was editing bash without knowing that MacOS became Catalina and the default shell changed from bash to zsh. I am thinking about installing jupyer notebook with homebrew but I read somewhere that homebrew will also install its own python as a dependency (I am sorry if I sound unsure because I am kinda confused with the whole tooling).I stumbled upon building a Python environment on a Mac, so make a note. I need to install Jupyter notebook for my cs class and I was wondering what would be the best way to install Jupyter notebook without sacrificing my python environment for later? I currently have homebrew and I used it to get python 3.9. Subreddit CSS and other assets can be found on github here: If you have any questions/suggestions/special offers for the community please message the moderators: Posting homework assignments is not prohibited if you show that you tried to solve it yourself.

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