ERROR: Invalid requirement: 'requests>=2.23.0pip install mpl_finance' (from line 10 of ..\..\requirements

.txt)

The error message suggests that there is an invalid requirement in line 10 of the requirements.txt file. Specifically, it seems that there is a typo in the requirement for the requests package, where the version number has been concatenated with the name of the next package (mpl_finance) without a space or a comma separator.

To fix the error, you should edit the requirements.txt file and separate the two requirements with a comma or a new line. For example, you could change line 10 to:

requests>=2.23.0
mpl_finance

Then, try running the command again to install the packages from the requirements.txt file using pip.

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ERROR: Invalid requirement: '=='

This error message usually occurs when there is a syntax error in the requirement specifier in a Python package installation command. The '==' operator is commonly used in requirement specifiers to specify a specific version of a package.

To resolve this error, review the requirement specifier and ensure that it is written correctly. It should follow the format: package-name==version-number.

For example, to install version 2.2.0 of the requests package, the correct requirement specifier would be:

pip install requests==2.2.0

If the error persists, try updating pip to the latest version:

pip install --upgrade pip

If the problem still persists, try removing any whitespace or special characters from the requirement specifier.