B4J Question [solved]How to install NumPy (PyBridge)

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Refer to this I'm still studying William's example how to install NumPy (Now ,I've update Python version 3.13 ) . I can't install NumPy,I've image for someone's help.
 

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You have NumPy already installed. (Thats what the 'Already satisfied' means)

If you want to check which version you have installed do pip list and find numpy.
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You have NumPy already installed. (Thats what the 'Already satisfied' means)

If you want to check which version you have installed do pip list and find numpy.
 
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Theera

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Daestrum said:
You have NumPy already installed. (Thats what the 'Already satisfied' means)

If you want to check which version you have installed do pip list and find numpy.
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LucaMs said:
As @Daestrum wrote, you don't need to install NumPy, you already have it, the message you got when you tried to install says so.
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Don't be worried, LucaMS, I still have many problems for your help.
 
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