Introduced Mac (M1) TensorFlow (recommended for those who have installed python by themselves)

This article itself I wrote it about a month ago From there, I stumbled on Keras and Pillow after this and avoided it. I will post the URL of the article

Overview

Started introducing Tensorflow with reference to a certain article But if you install python from Anaconda or Python official I found that I was quite stumbling, so I will leave the way I actually avoided

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By the way, the following is "a certain article" https://qiita.com/tomoyaeibu/items/46f2f3384a370df71d5e If you have not installed it individually, you can install TensorFlow only with the above article.

environment

M1 MacBook Pro

Cause of error (guess)

In the first place, the cause of the error is the prompt

which python3 

When the output is

/usr/bin/python3

Do not become. By the way, the output at the time of failure is

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/bin/python3

was. Is the python you are using different? (Amateur doesn't know the details ...)

Then /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/bin/python3 Should I erase this? It became

Below, what I did (2 patterns)

Part 1 Delete the file by command or groping

See article below https://code-graffiti.com/how-to-uninstall-official-python3-on-mac/

You don't have to do the bash_profile part (Bash_profile1 was not found)

Part 2 Mac initialization (last resort when part 1 fails)

See article below https://www.sin-space.com/entry/m1mac-recovery

The following is what I actually did in the reference article (you can see it by comparing it with the reference article)

1. Reboot
2. Hold down R + Command + power button and wait for startup (I did this for M1)
3. Select Erase Mac from Recovery Assistant on top left
4. Therefore, erase execution
5. When the storage initialization of "Restore macos from terminal" is completed ... I did it from the sentence
6. All you have to do is follow along

When all is completed, please introduce TensorFlow by referring to the article posted at the top.

I wonder if there is an easier way ...