Since updating code requires time and money, many people and companies continued to use Python 2 internally. This contract was broken once, but this shouldn’t happen again. Indeed, backwards compatibility is an important aspect of software development for large projects like python: it is a contract between developers and users stipulating that the code that users write will continue to work in subsequent releases. According to the Python developers this change was necessary to get rid of old baggage and inconsistent syntax, but it was also considered by many as a “treason”. This means that code written in Python 2.7 may not work in Python 3. About 10 years ago, an evolution of the python language introduced changes which were not backwards compatible. If you did some online search about Python, you probably stumbled upon some discussion about the “Py2 vs P圓 problem”. Week 07 - Python Packages and ClimVis projectĠ1 - Object Oriented Programming: introduction Week 04 - Floating point arithmetics, Numpy basicsĠ1 - Introduction to numpy: why does numpy exist?Ġ1 - Arrays in numpy: indexing, ufuncs, broadcasting If I run ipython or python on the terminal, importing works, so I am concluding it has something to do with spyder.Week 03 - Variables scopes, modules, strings, good practicesĠ1 - Modules, import mechanism, namespaces, scope(s)Ġ4 - Good practices, programming style and conventions I have been using all these packages in another environment for months (so they are in an older version), so it must be something with the new versions. On the bash terminal, I get the message: js: Not allowed to load local resource:įile:///home/user/anaconda3/envs/myenv/lib/python3.7/site-packages/spyder/utils/help/static/css/default.css What(): expected ) but found 'ident' here:Īten::_addmv(Tensor self, Tensor mat, Tensor vec, *, Scalar beta=1, Scalar alpha=1) ‑> Tensor Terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error' Restarting spyder and importing again pytorch results in a message on the ipython window in spyder: An error ocurred while starting the kernel When I open spyder and import torch, it works. Here are the specifications: spyder 3.3.1 I created an environment in Anaconda3 and installed pytorch and spyder on a Linux machine.
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