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I have upgraded my Python to use version 3.9.1. I have installed a module called Pandas which requires Numpy. Have followed the pip install commands and now when I try to import Pandas, I am getting an error that Numpy installation fails to pass sanity check.

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Vidya Ganesh
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Chris Wells
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  • Downgrade Python to 3.8.X – k33da_the_bug Dec 27 '20 at 15:28
  • Instead of downgrading a major-version of python as recommended in comments/answers here, you might just read the link available within your screenshot to get a grasp about the problem and workaround-proposals like just downgrading numpy to `1.19.3` (= accepted answer at Michael's comment) – sascha Dec 27 '20 at 15:29
  • (I'd prefer a block quote with copy&pasted text over pixel raster renditions.) – greybeard Dec 27 '20 at 15:43
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    That is wrong advice @k33da_lets_debug, it's easier to downgrade numpy to `1.19.3` instead of you whole python installation. – Erfan Dec 27 '20 at 15:50

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Ok, discovered that the Numpy team are aware of the problem, you have to downgrade back to Numpy 1.19.3

Numpy 1.19.3

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Use Python 3.8.5. I've had a lot of problems recently regarding 3.9.x compatibility with many modules.

If you're on Anaconda use:

conda install python=3.8.5
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