How to Install Anaconda on Mac (Getting Started) 

Hmm, hard to tell, maybe your browser is blocking the download? Have you also tried the main download button at the top of the page?

same problem

At that now?

Hi Neal, you can try to uninstall Anaconda and then go for 64-Bit Graphical Installer, instead of 64-Bit (M1). Other people in the comments had the same problem and that fixed it.

Hi there, do you mean that you want to run python version 3.9 through Anaconda? If so, you can create a specific environment using the following command: conda create --name your-evn-name python==3.9 Then you can run: conda activate your-evn-name And you will be working in an environment with python 3.9 You can do this for any version of python and can create as many environments as you want. Please tell me if this answers your question :)

Hi Udesh, I haven't seen that one before. Maybe this post can help apple.stackexchange.com/questions/436801/m1-mac-mach-o-file-but-is-an-incompatible-architecture-have-x86-64-need-a

@@daveebbelaar Thank you very much Dave. I ll check it out.

You should be fine! Just follow this: docs.anaconda.com/free/anaconda/install/mac-os/ It seems like you just cannot use the Anaconda Navigator yet but working with Anaconda through the terminal is possible.

@@daveebbelaar ​ the weirdest thing happened to me, I installed two times, all failed, in the third time, the wizard originally skipped the installation destination page, so i clicked "go back" and selected "only for me", and all successful going forward

And also l didn't understand, what pip is exactly, can you please make a video on pip

Hey Abhinay, thanks for your comment! If you want to change the version of Python to the latest version, you can do so by running "conda update python" in the terminal.

@@tnabhinay I will note that. Meanwhile, you can find more information about pip here: realpython.com/what-is-pip/ In short: pip let's you install Python packages that other people have built. This will speed up your coding :)

Thanks Patrick!

Hey there, can you check your applications folder? If the installation is successful, you should see the Anaconda-Navigator there.

@@daveebbelaar yep i checked the application folder but it isn't there so I tried to reinstall it but it still didn't work 😕

@@amaya3398 What happens when you run "conda info" in the terminal?

I have the same problem. How did you fix it?

@@archiejackson7363 I didn't fix it, tbh I couldn't fix it cause it wasn't working