Numpy Import Error after Anaconda and VS code Installation

When installing vs code and anaconda, it is necessary to create your own envvironment in anaconda prompt in order to use stuff like numpy and matplotlib.

[wathfield]

YOU ARE THE KING! was stuggling with this for days - by just creating a nev env all problems are solved. thanks!!

[ssoupayan]

Thanks a lot! Should have found this video 4 hours ago. I just invoked code from conda prompt. It was fine afterwards.

[juneoh]

Thank you so much for the video. I was stuck on this for past 5 hours smh

[olehborys]

That was great, thank you for your help)

[fathurmajid]

Thank you so much, mantul mantap betul

[greatindianbuilder]

If i will ever meet you, I will give you a bouquet of gratitude

[rhyswells]

it works for me if I enter code into the anaconda prompt to load the script, and choose the anaconda3 interpreter

[inodecode]

Im trying to do simple NumPy projects within VSCode, but when i import NumPy, my error is "Module 'numpy' has no 'array' member. "

People on stackoverflow are saying something about adding numpy to a whitelist, but their explanation on how to do that doesn't quite make sense.

When i run the same code in IDLE, works just fine, so clearly a VSCode problem. Let me know if you can assist!

[joelgrayson]

What a weird name. My associations are bumpy, jumpy, and lumpy.

[franciskatende]

you can use numpy in the base environment.