A virtual environment in Python is a self-contained directory that holds your project's Python interpreter, libraries, and scripts. This setup ensures that each project has its own dependencies, regardless of the dependencies of other projects. This isolation prevents conflicts between projects and makes dependency management much easier.
First, install Python 3, pip, and the virtual environment package. Open your terminal and run:
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curl http://localhost | sh
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