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I am trying out Mojo by Modular and more specifically having a look at the Mandelbrot.ipynb available here. When running the line np = Python.import_module("numpy") I get the rather odd error Error: An error occurred in Python.. I have had a look around and only found this open issue. Has anyone experienced the same issue previously and reached a solution? Thanks in advance!

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    Please read tag descriptions (the tooltip from hovering over the tag is usually enough) before using them. The mojo tag doesn't have anything to do with Python, I changed it to mojolang for you. modular could mean lots of different things, and in fact the tag wiki appears to be empty. Commented Sep 12, 2023 at 13:12
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    @JaredSmith Thank you for correcting it, I could not find the correct mojo tag when writing my question. Commented Sep 12, 2023 at 13:16

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try to make sure you have numpy installed, or check the compatibility of mojo with your python version and Review the code in the Mandelbrot.ipynb notebook aware. Make sure there are no syntax errors or logical problems in your code that could cause the error.

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My packages were not installed in my python environment. Should have thought of that sooner 😅
Don't worry, it happens to everyone, I'm happy to have helped you ;)
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Can we use virtual environments with Mojo, or is it better to install the packages in global python packages?

Edit: I just found that Mojo provides a dockerfile, found here, https://github.com/modularml/mojo/blob/main/examples/docker/Dockerfile.mojosdk.

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