Attributeerror: module ‘numpy’ has no attribute ‘typedict’

Explanation of the AttributeError in NumPy

The AttributeError you mentioned,“module ‘numpy’ has no attribute ‘typedict'”,
occurs when the ‘typedict’ attribute is not found in the NumPy module. This can happen due to
a few different reasons:

• NumPy version issue: The ‘typedict’ attribute may not be available in the version
  of NumPy you are using. It is always recommended to use the latest version to ensure
  you have access to all the available features. To upgrade NumPy, you can use the following command:

  pip install --upgrade numpy

• Importing issue: It’s possible that the error occurs while importing a specific sub-module or
  function from NumPy that relies on the ‘typedict’ attribute. In this case, it’s best to check
  the import statements and make sure they are correct.
• Name conflict: If you have a variable or function in your code named ‘numpy’, it may be conflicting
  with the actual NumPy module. Make sure you don’t have any variables or functions named ‘numpy’ that
  might be causing the issue.

Here’s an example illustrating the import of a sub-module in NumPy that could trigger the AttributeError:

    import numpy as np

    # Assuming we want to use the 'random' sub-module
    from numpy import random

    # Generating a random array using 'random' sub-module
    arr = random.rand(5)

    print(arr)
  

If the ‘typedict’ attribute isn’t found in the NumPy module or the imported sub-module, you may need to
upgrade your NumPy version or double-check the import statements for any mistakes.