How to get python packages installed for 32 bit before but works on 64bit as well in Visual Code? E.g. Pytorch
Question:
I use
(1) Windows 11,
(2) Python 3.7.8 for 64bit ;
Python 3.8.3 for 32bit
(3) Visual Studio Code.
I noticed that all my python packages are installed on 32Bit, is there any way to get my packages works on 64bit as well? Because I wish to use Pytorch, however, it only works on 64bit
I also installed PyTorch in Visual code, but it does not appear installed in my python environment…Why?
I tried to install PyTorch by pip and it gives me error as below:
Answers:
You have selected Python3.7.8(64) in the jupyter notebook, while you have installed the python modules in the Python3.8.3(32) environment. So it will prompt No module named 'pandas'.
And looks like torch has no 32bit version, if you want to use it, you need to select Python3.7.8(64).
So, you can activate the terminal first through open a python file and then clicking the python interpreter on the bottom-right of the VSCode or choosing Python: Select Python interpreter in the command palette directly.
Then take the shortcut of Ctrl+Shift+` to create a new terminal with the activated python environment. After this, you can install the modules in the right place.
You can refer to the official docs for more detail.
I use
(1) Windows 11,
(2) Python 3.7.8 for 64bit ;
Python 3.8.3 for 32bit
(3) Visual Studio Code.
I noticed that all my python packages are installed on 32Bit, is there any way to get my packages works on 64bit as well? Because I wish to use Pytorch, however, it only works on 64bit
I also installed PyTorch in Visual code, but it does not appear installed in my python environment…Why?
I tried to install PyTorch by pip and it gives me error as below:
You have selected Python3.7.8(64) in the jupyter notebook, while you have installed the python modules in the Python3.8.3(32) environment. So it will prompt No module named 'pandas'.
And looks like torch has no 32bit version, if you want to use it, you need to select Python3.7.8(64).
So, you can activate the terminal first through open a python file and then clicking the python interpreter on the bottom-right of the VSCode or choosing Python: Select Python interpreter in the command palette directly.
Then take the shortcut of Ctrl+Shift+` to create a new terminal with the activated python environment. After this, you can install the modules in the right place.
You can refer to the official docs for more detail.