After downloading the installation package from the official website normally, open the terminal and configure the conda environment variable
Open the terminal and enter
vim ~/.bash_profile
Problem 1:
The reason is : there is a file with the same name, but the file format of the same name is different. This file .bash_profile.swp is caused by the fact that the editing content was not saved normally when it was created before.
Solution : delete, open the user directory, if there is no setting to display hidden files, it is not visible, so it is still in the terminal, enter
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true;
KillAll Finder
Used to display. If you change true to false, you can restore the hidden state
Find the corresponding file, delete it
Question 2: Then modify the environment variables, if you modify the error during the process, it will cause basic sudo, cd and other commands to be unusable
Solve: enter in the terminal
export PATH=/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
Modify or delete the added configuration
Question 3: Use of vi / vim
Solution: The process of modifying environment variables used vi / vim, which has not been used before, so I read some tutorials, roughly, the default is the command state when entering
- Enter i to switch to the input state, and then add path configuration information.
- After the end, press the esc key to exit the input state, enter : w to save and write, then enter : q to exit
Environment variable content : After opening the vi / vim editor, if you have configured other python versions before, temporarily use # xxx to comment out, configure anaconda, (delete the previous version part is not involved here), enter
export PATH="/Users/anaconda3/bin:$PATH"(/Users/anaconda3/bin部分输入自己的安装路径)
Then, save and exit vi / vim, and then enter in the terminal
source ~/.bash_profile
Refresh environment variables
After completion, enter conda list If the display is successful, the configuration is successful, otherwise it fails, and then you can use the conda command