Despite uninstalling NumPy, importing NumPy does not produce a ModuleNotFoundError. Why?
Question
I completely uninstalled the NumPy package from my computer. Afterward, I attempted several NumPy functions, and as expected, they all produced errors.
Interestingly, though, the import statement doesn't produce an error.
How come I do not get "ModuleNotFoundError" when I attempt to import NumPy in this situation?
1 answers
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0 ACCPTED 2021-01-08 04:23:34
Just checked the paths, appears homebrew doesn't fully uninstall NumPy. It leaves a few remnant folders named "numpy", which appears to be causing this.
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