🔒 cmd can find module but vs code cant find module

[flint heath]

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[somber dove]

do two things:

• in the command window, re-run python, but this time invoke it like py -m pip --version. Note the pathname of the folder that it prints out
• in VSC, hit Control+Shift+P, then type "python interpreter", and examine the list of executables that it shows you; pick the one that most-closely resembles the pathname from the first step

that should do it

I don't use Windows or VSC, so this is all from memory

[mossy anchor]

worked

thanks <3

why i got 2 type of python

how can i delete otherone

[somber dove]

I can't explain why you have them, but it's a common problem

They might have left "uninstaller" executables around

In general, you should delete a version of python the same way you originally installed it -- but if you can't remember how you installed it, you're screwed. This drives me nuts.

[mossy anchor]

okay thanks <3 take care of yourself@somber dove

[somber dove]

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