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    From Hoe Tee@21:1/5 to Hoe Tee on Sun Nov 20 20:32:00 2022
    Hi, I recently installed Python 3.11.0 on my laptop. However, there was no folder named 'Python' in my Program folder after the software was
    installed. I'm writing this letter since I'm a python learner and the loss
    of the Python folder in the Program folder seems to cause the Pycharm on my computer unable to import the pandas module.

    I'm really distressed since I have to get this problem solved to earn
    grades on my course.

    I would appreciate it if you can help me evaluate the issue.

    Best regards,
    Hoe Tee

    On Sun, 20 Nov 2022 at 17:14, Hoe Tee <[email protected]> wrote:

    Hi, I recently installed Python 3.11.0 on my laptop. However, there was no folder named 'Python' in my Program folder after the software was
    installed. I'm writing this letter since I'm a python learner and the loss
    of the Python folder in the Program folder seems to cause the Pycharm on my computer unable to import the pandas module.

    I'm really distressed since I have to get this problem solved to earn
    grades on my course.

    I would appreciate it if you can help me evaluate the issue.

    Best regards,
    Hoe Tee


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  • From Thomas Passin@21:1/5 to Hoe Tee on Sun Nov 20 13:18:11 2022
    On 11/20/2022 7:32 AM, Hoe Tee wrote:
    Hi, I recently installed Python 3.11.0 on my laptop. However, there was no folder named 'Python' in my Program folder after the software was
    installed. I'm writing this letter since I'm a python learner and the loss
    of the Python folder in the Program folder seems to cause the Pycharm on my computer unable to import the pandas module.

    I'm really distressed since I have to get this problem solved to earn
    grades on my course.

    I would appreciate it if you can help me evaluate the issue.

    These days, Python usually installs on Windows into %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Programs. Here, %USERPROFILE% means your
    user directory, which is usually at c:\Users\<your_name>.

    You can type %USERPROFILE% directly into the box at the top of Windows Explorer.

    If Pycharm cannot find Pandas, it is probably because Pandas has not yet
    been installed with the new Python 3.11. You would need to install it.

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