Importerror: cannot import name ‘_copymode’ from ‘numpy._globals’

Error: ImportError: cannot import name ‘_copymode’ from ‘numpy._globals’

This error occurs when the required function or attribute “_copymode” cannot be imported from the module “numpy._globals” in Python. This issue usually arises due to version compatibility problems or a corrupt installation of the NumPy library.

Possible Solutions:

1. Verify NumPy installation: Check if NumPy is correctly installed on your system.
2. Upgrade NumPy: If you have an older version of NumPy, try upgrading to the latest version using the following command:

      
        pip install numpy --upgrade
      
    

3. Check NumPy version compatibility: Ensure that the version of NumPy you are using is compatible with your Python version. You can find the compatible versions in the NumPy documentation or by using the following command:

      
        pip show numpy
      
    

4. Reinstall NumPy: If none of the above solutions work, you can try uninstalling and reinstalling NumPy using the following commands:

      
        pip uninstall numpy
        pip install numpy
      
    

Example:

Here is an example that demonstrates one possible cause of this error:

    
      import numpy as np
      
      arr = np.array([1, 2, 3])
      np._copymode(arr)  # This line raises the ImportError
    
  

In this example, the “_copymode” function is called from “numpy._globals”, but it cannot be imported, resulting in the ImportError. To fix it, you can follow the solutions mentioned above.