* it needs to be the one that get updated when you install modules using `pip install numpy pandas matplotlib` etc
* it needs to be the one that get updated when you install modules using `pip install numpy pandas matplotlib` etc
* in RStudio go to Project Options -> Python. If you are not using an RStudio project do this in Global Options instead but remember this will become the default...
* in RStudio go to Project Options -> Python. If you are not using an RStudio project do this in Global Options instead but remember this will become the default...
* paste the results of `which python` into the 'select' box. You can try to use the auto-find feature but it didn't find conda for me
* paste the results of `which python` into the 'select' box. You can try to use the auto-find feature but it didn't find conda for me
* Save. RStudio will want to restart
* hit OK. RStudio will want to restart
* you may have to do this twice for it to work
If you open a .py file and try to run it RStudio will want to install reticulate which is R's interface to Python (apparently).
If you open a .py file and try to run it RStudio will want to install reticulate which is R's interface to Python (apparently).
