How to pip install pickle under Python 3.9 in Windows?
Solution 1
Cedric UPDATED answer is right. Pickle exists within Python 3.9. You don't need pip install pickle. Just use it.
import pickle
Solution 2
For Generalized Summary, for almost all Python versions, you never need to worry for installing 'pickle' as it comes already installed with the python interpreter.
Hence, simple import works:
import pickle
In case this doesn't work, refer to Pickle Install Problems on Stack Overflow.
Another suggested way is to run: pip install pickle-mixin
For other Queries and Info, refer to Python Pickle Documentation.
Solution 3
I found a way that I'm not sure it's the optimal but it works.
I did pip install pickle4
And then in the script just
import pickle4 as pickle
UPDATE
There is no need to install pickle
as it's already within Python 3.9
. Just needed to import pickle
and voila!
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Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Cedric Zoppolo almost 2 years
I need the
pickle
package installed under myPython 3.9
under Windows 10.What I tried
When trying with
pip install pickle
I was getting:ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pickle (from versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for pickle
Then I tried the solution suggested in this question using
pip install pickle5
but got the following error:error: Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater is required. Get it with "Microsoft C++ Build Tools": https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/visual-cpp-build-tools/
I then tried to install the Tool suggested by the error but got same error message after trying again
pip install pickle5
.Question
Which is the correct way to install
pickle
package underPython 3.9
in Windows 10?UPDATE
There is no need to install
pickle
module as it comes already installed along withPython 3.x
. Just needed to doimport pickle
and voila!-
DivideByZero almost 3 yearspickle is part of the standard library, so there is no need to pip install it. See also: stackoverflow.com/questions/48477949/…
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Cedric Zoppolo almost 3 years@DivideByZero I tried the solution stated in that question but failed. It's even under a different Python version. I would not say this is a duplicate. Even the solution I suggest is different and the error message I get when
pip install pickle5
is not mentioned in that question.
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Alana Melo about 2 yearsGreat answer! thanks