I'm trying to make a python script executable on a raspberry pi (unix), and it compiles with python2.7 even though I specify python3 in the shebang.
The shebang is: #!/usr/bin/env python3
I have also run the command alias python=python3
To make executable I have run chmod +x main.py
then I run ./main.py
The problem is that I am trying to include sklearn modules, which are only correctly included with python3. The error I get is:
ImportError: No module named sklearn.multiclass
If I run the code with python3 main.py
or python main.py
it works, so I know the python3 alias works. Without the alias, python main.py
gives the same error.
Anybody have any insight as to why this might be happening?
Edit (question answers):
This is not meant to be run on a virtual machine. I am trying to run with ./main.py
which python3
returns /usr/bin/python3
type python3
returns /usr/bin/python3