How to install numpy1.9 to python3.4 on Windows?

Question

我下载了numpy1.9.0，但程序包中没有EXE文件，应如何安装？

Answer 1

Numpy must be compiled for your system. You'll have to use a compiler to compile it if you want to use it from a download of the source code.

For compatibility with your system and other related or dependant packages, I recommend using a prepackaged distribution. (I get most of the Python data stack on Ubuntu with sudo apt-get install python-statsmodels .) For people with Windows who come to our Python meetup group and who have trouble installing things, we typically recommend getting the Python data stack distribution, Anaconda, from Continuum Analytics which will include Numpy. This link should take you to the versions for Python 3.4.

I would much rather you get everything you're likely to need at once as opposed to installing piecemeal different packages from various sources that may not work well together. If you just install Numpy, you're likely to want other packages that depend on it later, which is likely to give you problems if you're not using a package manager. I am unaware of a package manager for Windows, and it's probably out of scope to look for one.

(Disclaimer, Continuum Analytics sometimes sponsors and provides speakers for our meetup group, but I'm just a volunteer, and otherwise unconnnected to them.)