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Hey,

Can someone please tell me how to install SCIP module into Spyder (Python 3.6). This is linked to anaconda by the way. I have been trying to get this module into this python 3.6 for last two days, and I am not getting anywhere. It is frustrating.

I need it solve a mixed integer programming problem.

Honestly, I do not care what programming language we use as long as I can solve my MIP problem. However, it will best if SCIP gets installed into Spyder (Python 3.6) because I am familiar with the language.

Please tell me the quickest and easiest way to do this. I also just downloaded and installed the stand-alone python 3.6. I would really appreciate, if someone can help me with this.

Thanks!

What I have tried:

Tried to install these module using cmd
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Updated 23-Feb-17 15:01pm

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Google is your friend. A good place to start: how to downloand and install python modules - Google Search[^]

I'm not familiar with the lib, but have you checked their website? SCIP Doxygen Documentation: Python interface for the SCIP Optimization Suite[^]
 
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Bob H. 23-Feb-17 21:49pm    
@Graeme_Grant I think you didn't read what I wrote. I have been trying for two days. It definitely cannot be without google. I couldn't get anything.
Bob H. 24-Feb-17 9:10am    
I did look at that page, but I don't understand what they are saying there. They are just assuming that the user knows how to do everything. I have no idea how to do any of that. I understand going to command prompt and entering lines, but I want step by step instructions that also tells me what to do exactly from the beginning. Something like 1) Install python 2) Open CMD and do this, etc. If any of you could attempt to do this on your own PC or laptop, then I would really appreciate that. This is really important to me. I haven't seen clear instructions on any of the webpages I visited.

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