Python - Project Interpreters
<p>This question might be a very basic one but still I'm burning my brains to solve it.
I'm on a project that I need to use a library called fancyimpute.
I was using the Python 2.7 project interpreter but for some reason I couldn't use fancyimpute on it. The download never worked out. Even if I downloaded it through <code>sudo pip install fancyimpute</code> or <code>sudo -H pip install fancyimpute</code> when I would write <code>import fancyimpute</code> the interpreter wouldn't recognize. There is probably a reason for that to happen, but I have no idea which one is it.</p>

<p>So I found out that the ideal interpreter for fancyimpute would be anaconda. So I downloaded anaconda, installed it and settled it as my project interpreter. Now <code>import fancyimpute</code> actually works (yeaaaah) but many other libraries I was importing in my project do not work anymore (pyGTrends for instance).</p>

<p>My question is: how do I make everything work? Can I use two interpreters in the same project?</p>