🔒 matplotlib not showing up

[tepid mantle]

@fleet swallow

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[rugged roost]

what happens when you run python -m pip install -U matplotlib

[rugged roost]

are you using a virtual environment? I'm wondering if you have it installed, but not in the correct place.

[fleet swallow]

a what?

[rugged roost]

virtual environment. or venv

[fleet swallow]

🤷 havent heard of that

im simply using vscode normally

[rugged roost]

Are you running your python script using the command line or through vscode somehow?

If your running it through vs code, try running your python script through the command line

[fleet swallow]

im running it through vscode

[rugged roost]

See if that makes any difference

[fleet swallow]

it found a nonexistent error

o shi its red too

this is odd, it worked just fine a few months ago

but suddenly matplotlib bricked

[rugged roost]

Is there a venv folder in your project?

[fleet swallow]

venv folder?

where is that

[rugged roost]

yes a folder in your python project called 'venv'

[fleet swallow]

🤷 in the folder where this project is in there isn't a venv folder

this is a simple calculator

[rugged roost]

ok. i was just confirming that.

[fleet swallow]

btw diakrinousa is a discriminant

it checks for roots of a polynomial, sorry for writing it in greeklish

[rugged roost]

Try running your code using the system terminal instead of the vs code terminal and see if that makes a difference. I'm just throwing ideas out there to see if anything sticks. It seems like your issue is matplot lib

[fleet swallow]

like through cmd?

[rugged roost]

yes

or powershell

or terminal on mac

[fleet swallow]

it runs them one by one 👍

[rugged roost]

python main.py or whatever your file name is.

[tepid mantle]

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