How to install Python modules depends:
a) on the operation system (windows, linux, osx)
b) on the Python distribution, if any (like WinPython or Anaconda)
If you use Anaconda, the following command should work:
conda install ggplot
Uwe
Am 24.02.2015 um 10:12 schrieb Rui:
I am a freshman to Spyder.
In my *.py file, I wrote:
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:fromggplot import*
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I get:
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ImportError:Nomodulenamed ggplot
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How can I handle this error. Do I have to manually install the ggplot module
for Spyder?
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