How can I install Pygame on Python 3.6
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I need help to install Pygame. Im using Python 3.6.
I just tried typing pip install Pygame in the Python console but it was a Syntax error
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asked Jan 24 at 19:50
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I need help to install Pygame. Im using Python 3.6.
I just tried typing pip install Pygame in the Python console but it was a Syntax error
python3
asked Jan 24 at 19:50
fischbombefischbombe
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You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
Cmd would work using the commandpython -m pip install -U pygame --useror you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24
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I need help to install Pygame. Im using Python 3.6.
I just tried typing pip install Pygame in the Python console but it was a Syntax error
python3
asked Jan 24 at 19:50
fischbombefischbombe
1
I need help to install Pygame. Im using Python 3.6.
I just tried typing pip install Pygame in the Python console but it was a Syntax error
python3
python3
asked Jan 24 at 19:50
fischbombefischbombe
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asked Jan 24 at 19:50
fischbombefischbombe
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asked Jan 24 at 19:50
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asked Jan 24 at 19:50
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asked Jan 24 at 19:50
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You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
Cmd would work using the commandpython -m pip install -U pygame --useror you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24
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You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
Cmd would work using the commandpython -m pip install -U pygame --useror you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24
You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
Cmd would work using the command
python -m pip install -U pygame --user or you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Cmd would work using the command
python -m pip install -U pygame --user or you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24
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You don't install Pygame with the Python interactive shell. What OS are you using?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 19:55
Cmd would work using the command
python -m pip install -U pygame --useror you can try the .exe or .msi downloads. Pygame downloads– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:05
Please post your questions as a comment, not an answer. This is the second one in a row. The command was my mistake since you're using Python 3. That error means you do not have python 2.x in your path variable. Since you're using python 3 change the command to python3 -m pip install -U pygame --user That should work.
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 20:17
Please register an account and then use the contact form to merge your new account with the one you used to ask this question. That will allow you to edit, comment on and accept answers to your question.
– Mokubai♦
Jan 24 at 20:24