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I am unable to pip install qpython.

I have added it to both the environmental path and to the user path.

But it still fails:

error faced

I want to get the package to be installed so I would be able to continue to do my program.

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    Post the error as text in the question itself. Images can't be googled. Are you sure you're installing the correct package? qpython was abandoned 4 years ago. qpython3 is the current version. The qPython github repo warns against using the qPython package Commented Jul 19, 2023 at 8:36
  • It looks like qPython3 is also abandoned, or at least, it doesn't support any current Python version. Why do you need this package? There may be alternatives, like pykx Commented Jul 19, 2023 at 10:25

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Install qpython3, not qpython. qpython was abandoned 4 years ago. qpython3 is the current version. The qPython github repo warns against using the qPython package

Installation

To install qPython from PyPI:

$ pip install qpython3

Please do not use old PyPI package name: qpython or exxeleron-qpython.

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Hi i tried, but it did not work same issue.
Which Python version are you using? Does qPython work with any supported Python version? The docs say Supported on Python 3.4/3.5/3.6, all of which are long out of support. The partial screenshot you posted shows pip tried to compile the source because there was no compatible library and failed because some C files were missing. Why do you need qPython anyway? If even qPython3 is unsupported, perhaps there are other packages that can do the same job?
Its for work, and my local IT could do it for my colleague but nt me due to this error. He tried taking the package frm my colleague but still could nt

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