My second question pertains to the Windows 10 version of Python 3.7. So, if I ever do get pip installed but end up having problems running Python, I'm wondering if I'll have to revert back to version 3.4 and, if I do have to do that, will I be able to install pip and click for that version?

But my version inquiry returned the correct version number. Anyway, during the installation of version 3.7.4, I remember seeing a lot of messages scroll by that appeared to be errors. However, I couldn't find version 3.7 for Ubuntu, so I had to go with 3.7.4. The reason I chose version 3.7.4 is that the developer of the script that I want to use has version 3.7. That's why I decided to install a newer version. But that version didn't install pip, and I wasn't able to install pip because it couldn't be found. Originally, I had installed the version of Python that came with Ubuntu 15.04, which is version 3.4. I have two other questions that occurred to me this morning.

Snippsat, I tried your suggestion but got an error after the first line, which is as follows:Įrror: need a single repository as argument. I've probably spent about ten hours on this today already, so I'm getting very frustrated. So, I decided to install Ubuntu on VMWare so that I could run the script on a Linux OS because it was created using Python 3.7 on Linux. I had originally installed Python 3.8 on my Windows 10 computer but the script wouldn't produce a correct output file after I got Python running and click installed. He lives in Croatia and I live in New Mexico. I've tried to contact the creator of the script, but he hasn't responded to any of my messages, so I decided to come here for help. The reason I need to install pip is that I need to install click because the script imports click and re before it starts to execute its commands. I just need to have a functional Python 3 installation in order to run this script. I'm not a Python programmer and don't plan to become one. I keep getting a message saying that pip can't be found.

I'm trying to set up Python 3.7.4 on a virtual Ubuntu OS (version 15.04) running in VMWare so that I can use it to run a Linux script that someone wrote to convert a MuseScore file to a Synth V file, but everything I've tried has failed.

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