Fixed compatibility issue with collections.Iterable (Python>=3.10) #527
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adnanhemani
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Oh good catch! Thank you for this fix, and sorry for my delay in responding. This appears to be fixed in #534 . Thank you again for your contribution. |
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Changes proposed:
In Python 3.10,
collections.Iterableis deprecated and replacd withcollections.abc.Iterable. When usingdatasciencewith Python >=3.10, an error is thrown.Example:
Error:
AttributeError: module 'collections' has no attribute 'Iterable'I believe this little fix would solve it.