Recently, I started studying while watching O'Reilly's introductory python 3 programming beginner.
When I try to download anaconda3-4.0.0 via pyenv, it stops working.I went once after a long time, but I also got an error.(I don't remember the error...)
The anaconda itself is downloaded from the homepage and the same version is in /Users/My name/anaconda/bin/anaconda.However, global says it is not installed, and sublime text 3 shows 3.5.1 when you press python (which somehow does not show python3) in sublimeREPL.(In python -- version, both python and anaconda are up to date.)
I have three questions.
1: Is it not necessary to install from both the homepage and the terminal?
2: Is it okay to save the installed anaconda as it is now?
3: Other things you should install, study methods, etc.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me thatIf you have any questions, please let me know.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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All programs installed in anaconda are installed in through /anaconda3 as described in the questionnaire.This is normal behavior.If you want the python you usually use to be anaconda's, you should probably be able to add it to the head of PATH such as .bashrc. (You can do this as an option when installing anaconda, but the default is No.)
What the questioner wants to do is to make python, which is used in sublime text, belongs to anaconda's.In that case, I believe that how to configure the settings depends on the implementation of the sublime text plug-in (how to configure the settings as defined in ) and the operating system running it.If this is what you want to do, can you create a separate question about how to do it?I think the question will probably be "I want to make python anaconda's for sublimeREPL" and it will change the audience and make it easier to get the answers they want.
1 You do not need to install from both sides.
2 I think it's okay.
Using the 3pip command, it is better to include tools such as anaconda.
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