Virtual environment
Is a self-contained directory that provides a way to manage dependencies and isolate project-specific configurations in Python (and other programming languages). It allows developers to create a separate environment for each project, ensuring that each project can have its own dependencies, regardless of what dependencies every other project has.
Among other things, it is also:
- A container for OS-specific libraries and binaries that are needed for a project. Commonly called .venv or venv
- Not under version control, such as git
- Considered disposable. That is, easy to delete and easy to recreate
- Not considered something that can be moved or copied. It must be created in place.
Command to create a virtual environment
Command(s) for activating a virtual environment under POSIX systems
Command(s) for activating a virtual environment under Windowsystems
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