How To Install Pandas in Visual Studio Code on Windows 11

In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to install pandas in Visual Studio Code on Windows 11. Pandas is a popular data analysis and manipulation library for Python, and is commonly used for tasks such as data cleaning, filtering, and transformation.
In this video, we will show you how to install pandas in Visual Studio Code using the integrated terminal. We will also explain how to create a new Python file in Visual Studio Code, import the pandas library, and use some basic pandas functions.
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a clear understanding of how to install pandas in Visual Studio Code on Windows 11 and how to get started with using pandas for data analysis.
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[@MrMenace3210]

This works - but why does pandas still have the yellow line?

[@roy12386]

FINALLY! i have been struggeling with downloading it for an hour and your video was the one to help me thanks

[@angshulsana]

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Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App

[@alanyeung9862]

i had the same error.. you can try "py -3 -m venv myenv"

[@saadkamboh5731]

@@alanyeung9862 No suitable Python runtime found
Pass --list (-0) to see all detected environments on your machine
or set environment variable PYLAUNCHER_ALLOW_INSTALL to use winget
or open the Microsoft Store to the requested version.

[@Random96GamingTech]

I've been looking for a video that shows how to do this. So far this is the most helpful video I found. Thanks a lot!

[@trinhk]

Thanks for the tip. How do you install pandas so that it can be used globally rather than individual project related environment?

[@atetraxx]

Don't do that

[@danielbavisetti8731]

@@atetraxx Why?

[@nbtquoc]

@@danielbavisetti8731 As far as I know, to avoid conflict between different pandas version

[@eyashamdan4371]

Thank you!!! this was very helpful!

[@deldagon1]

Does this mean that everytime i need to import pandas, i need to run the virtual environment?
And all the python files that have the code "import pandas" must be inside that pandasapp folder?

[@ramizkaraeski586]

Still lookin for answer

[@nbtquoc]

that's correct. You can also install it globally, by running "pip install pandas" at the beginning. However, I heard that there were errors due to incompatibility of different pandas, pip version.

[@sarfrazahmad_x1]

Thank you for the detail..It was a deep detail of the downloading of the pandas.❤

[@vandananarale5802]

Thanks for this video,I struggle lots of for installation

[@aymanabdu2428]

My pandas is already installed but it still says “module not found”

[@komaltribhuvan8850]

After command python -m venv myenv Its showing no module named venv
How to resolve this?

[@mohamedleminetaya4561]

"pip install virtualenv" in command prompt and then do what' in the video it should work

[@alibachche3153]

thanks buddy

[@harshitasharma1167]

Thank you so much

[@swarnimvarshneya6944]

is the volume of video really low?

[@MK-vd1kz]

Yes more volume but otherwise great tutorial

[@angshulsana]

ha

[@mateen161]

Nice one. Thank you!

[@italosotero3397]

thank you my brother

[@osaydcode]

thanks so mcuh

[@LalitKumar-mq5oi]

Yes, thanks, you solved my problem

[@AleenaSaeed1209]

I don't have this +icon to select command prompt plz help 😢

[@Uta-p7p]

thanks !

[@emmanueljrmillana1932]

how to deactivate?

[@8037_a]

not working :( in my VS code

[@alanmusic3495]

same problem, found a solution?

[@ValeriaRodriguez-gg9ij]

@@alanmusic3495 Same her, any solutions?

[@someonesomeone7871]

@@ValeriaRodriguez-gg9ij did you found the solutions?

[@matixzz959]

Ty dude.

[@samreenjabeen6212]

Error when activating

[@kateava5118]

Thankyou brother