Reply: Issues in Python Installation
someone please help me out it would be of great help Sent from vivo smartphone > Hello, > > > > I am an amateur python developer but I’m facing a lot of issues regarding > python installation on windows 10...whenever I install python on y > pc...irrespective of its version my scripts folder is always empty..so I > tried installing pip from the zip file available at pipy.org...pip got > installed successfully but when I used it I received an error saying… > > OsError [Errno9]: Bad File Descriptor > > So, I’m not able to install pip and other modules due to which I’m facing a > lot of issues. > > I would really appreciate a lot if you can help me out of this. > > I have tried out alternatives for python interpreter like anaconda, > mimiconda, win python, etc.. But in vain.. > > I have tried 100s of solutions but still for no good... > > Requesting you to please please please help me out of this... > > I will be really happy and grateful to you if you could help me out of this... > > > > Thanks and Regards, > > Vedant Nichal > > > > Sent from Mail for Windows 10 > > > > > Virus-free. www.avast.com -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
Reply: Re: Issues installing python
No when. I do anything of that sort it says that pip isn't recognised as an internal or external command and that's because it isn't installedI searched the internet and it asked me to check the scripts folder to see if I have pip and it wasn't there...and im pretty sure. That I checked in the correct folder...so after that I installed pip from pypi.org but after that when I ran pip I got an error saying OS ERROR (ERRNO9): Bad file descriptor Pls help me Sent from vivo smartphone > On 10/8/20 9:36 PM, Vedant Nichal wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I am an amateur python developer but I’m facing a lot of issues regarding > > python installation on windows 10...whenever I install python on my > > pc...irrespective of its version my scripts folder is always empty.. > > are you sure you're actually looking in the right place? Python Windows > versions do all come with pip now. > > Can you launch Python itself? > > e.g. from a command shell: > > py > > (that assumes you installed the Python Launcher, which is a good idea if > you used the Windows installer from python.org). > > If that works, then try: > > py -m pip --version > > if you get something comprehensible back, then you have pip installed > fine. Invoke it that way, as "py -m pip" instead of using it as a > standalone command. > -- > https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
