Which Python version are you using? Here's an issue describing the same problem and a potential solution – have you tried creating a conda environment and explicitly setting python=3, i.e. conda create --name py36 python=3?
I tried that but it didn't work. I am still new to Python so maybe i am making some silly mistakes. I am able pip install spacy AFTER i installed VS express, as that link suggests, but i continue to get that import error.Thanks
Yes i did. I managed to get PyCharm to work with Spacy, by setting the Interpreter to point to the conda environment. I need to find a way for Jupyter Notebook.
@InesMontani I managed to set the conda environment, install spacy in it and get it work in Python command line as well as PyCharm. Notebook is my issue now.
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To install spacy in jupyter notebook.
Open cmd or anaconda prompt.
run pip install spacy as the base user.
it will now work in jupyter notebook but it may take some time to import the modules.
python=3, i.e.conda create --name py36 python=3?conda install -c spacy spacy=0.101.0?