I installed Python 32 on Windows 7 64 bit and use it It's compatible, so I'm going to install 32 bits I'm using it, but I need TensorFlow, so while I was searching Google, it says that it only supports 64 bits I want to install it with Python 64-bit
Can I install the code made of Python 32-bit in 64 version and use it as a 64-bit version I wonder if it runs safely even if I develop it and use it on the operating system 32 bit.
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If it's a code written purely in Python, there's no problem.
The problem is the expansion module.
If you are referring to the 32-bit so, dll file, it is not available on 64-bit python.
For the same reason, whether to migrate from 64-bit to 32-bit after development depends on the expansion module.
Python uses a lot of expansion modules written in c/c++. There is no big problem as long as you check the expansion module.
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