#๐ Import "numpy" could not be resolved Pylance(reportMissingImports) error
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can you show me lower right corner of VSC, where it shows the python version
you have the MS version of python installed, uninstall it
that makes sense alright
make sure to download 3.12, not 3.13 from python.org site
alright tysm
(3.13.0 released like 5 days ago, don't think it's supported by numpy)
does it?
you didn't have 3.13.0 installed, I'm just telling you to avoid it when installing from the python.org site
I guess it helps you to... not install it. That's all.
mhm
numpy does actually support 3.13 - it has been in alpha for months, after all. In fact it even supports 3.13t. But yeah, I agree that it's a bad idea to get too used to 3.13, since a lot of libraries will take several more months to support it.
your right, I have just now started using python again after a break of just using js so Im very rusty, I appreciate all the help
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๐ Import "numpy" could not be resolved Pylance(reportMissingImports) error