I started Python. The purpose is to create a program that generates images from videos for art.
Python was installed at Anaconda. Anaconda seems to be a convenient package that puts Python and other things in one shot.
The version is Python3. You don't need to include Python 2 unless you have a business reason. The point is the transition period, and 2 seems to be destined to disappear soon.
After installing Python with Anaconda, I think I put in a sub-weapon-like one to make the process easier (I was doing a lot of trial and error, so maybe I did something else). I don't know exactly what the name is ...
There are two ways to put it in.
One last thing I didn't know about reading Qiita etc. About the $ mark at the beginning.
$ pip install opencv-python
If there is such a description, the $ at the beginning indicates to type in the command prompt. In Unix-like systems such as Mac, in the case of a normal user with weak authority, $ is displayed at the beginning of the line to indicate that it is waiting for input, so it seems to be written like this.
Up to here for this time.
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