It was unable to find a Python 3 interpreter on your %PATH%.
I'd double check that you can execute python3 --version from the command line, otherwise you may need to install Python again or fiddle with environment variables.
Thanks, also, if you know, double on c it's what type on rust and on python i need always to define types(if i want to use function from python on rust)?)
Number types on Rust start with i (signed integer), u (unsigned integer), or f (floating point) and then end with the number of bits. So a 64-bit floating point number (double in C) is called f64.
I think Python's float type depends on the architecture or how the interpreter was compiled:
I had wrote python3 --version and output on next line: Python, so it exists)?
I need to enter py --version then 3.9.4
But there is still issue.
I understood the problem, i had wrote python usage of rust code, and typed wrong version in dependencies but there is the same Python 3. Interpreter not found
In windows cmd py --version: 3.9.4, or in python cmd also needed to check?
I have tried to change python interpreter in vscode, but as i chosen conda path, or for newly downloaded py path, there's an error