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My code doesn't run without the #!/usr/bin/python shebang, it throws error
import: command not found.
But I want to run it for other conda environment. When I run the code doesn't matter which conda env I activate it still fetches the system python's old packages e.g. opencv 2.4.8 whereas I want to use 4.0.0
I understand it probably because of that shebang, but is there any way to use other python envs as a default interpreter.
python-2.7 virtualenv ubuntu-14.04
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
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My code doesn't run without the #!/usr/bin/python shebang, it throws error
import: command not found.
But I want to run it for other conda environment. When I run the code doesn't matter which conda env I activate it still fetches the system python's old packages e.g. opencv 2.4.8 whereas I want to use 4.0.0
I understand it probably because of that shebang, but is there any way to use other python envs as a default interpreter.
python-2.7 virtualenv ubuntu-14.04
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
add a comment |
My code doesn't run without the #!/usr/bin/python shebang, it throws error
import: command not found.
But I want to run it for other conda environment. When I run the code doesn't matter which conda env I activate it still fetches the system python's old packages e.g. opencv 2.4.8 whereas I want to use 4.0.0
I understand it probably because of that shebang, but is there any way to use other python envs as a default interpreter.
python-2.7 virtualenv ubuntu-14.04
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
My code doesn't run without the #!/usr/bin/python shebang, it throws error
import: command not found.
But I want to run it for other conda environment. When I run the code doesn't matter which conda env I activate it still fetches the system python's old packages e.g. opencv 2.4.8 whereas I want to use 4.0.0
I understand it probably because of that shebang, but is there any way to use other python envs as a default interpreter.
python-2.7 virtualenv ubuntu-14.04
python-2.7 virtualenv ubuntu-14.04
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
asked Mar 8 at 0:06
paul-shuvopaul-shuvo
3311722
3311722
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import: command not found.
Without a shebang Unix recognizes the scripts as a shell script and executes it with /bin/sh and of course the shell doesn't know how to interpret a Python script. So either you need a shebang or always execute the script as
python script
As for the shebang — there is truck to run the script with any python interpreter available in $PATH — make the shebang line
#!/usr/bin/env python
/usr/bin/env runs the command searching it in $PATH.
answered Mar 8 at 2:01
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import: command not found.
Without a shebang Unix recognizes the scripts as a shell script and executes it with /bin/sh and of course the shell doesn't know how to interpret a Python script. So either you need a shebang or always execute the script as
python script
As for the shebang — there is truck to run the script with any python interpreter available in $PATH — make the shebang line
#!/usr/bin/env python
/usr/bin/env runs the command searching it in $PATH.
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import: command not found.
Without a shebang Unix recognizes the scripts as a shell script and executes it with /bin/sh and of course the shell doesn't know how to interpret a Python script. So either you need a shebang or always execute the script as
python script
As for the shebang — there is truck to run the script with any python interpreter available in $PATH — make the shebang line
#!/usr/bin/env python
/usr/bin/env runs the command searching it in $PATH.
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import: command not found.
Without a shebang Unix recognizes the scripts as a shell script and executes it with /bin/sh and of course the shell doesn't know how to interpret a Python script. So either you need a shebang or always execute the script as
python script
As for the shebang — there is truck to run the script with any python interpreter available in $PATH — make the shebang line
#!/usr/bin/env python
/usr/bin/env runs the command searching it in $PATH.
answered Mar 8 at 2:01
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import: command not found.
Without a shebang Unix recognizes the scripts as a shell script and executes it with /bin/sh and of course the shell doesn't know how to interpret a Python script. So either you need a shebang or always execute the script as
python script
As for the shebang — there is truck to run the script with any python interpreter available in $PATH — make the shebang line
#!/usr/bin/env python
/usr/bin/env runs the command searching it in $PATH.
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