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Use virtual environments. They allow you to use isolated python instances with different set of packages. Python 3 comes with venv module that lets you create one using

python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate.bat

When you do this your the prompt changes from d:\my_project> to (venv) d:\my_project>, so you know you're inside a virtual environment and every package you install will be isolated to that environment.

Use virtual environments. They allow you to use isolated python instances with different set of packages. Python 3 comes with venv module that lets you create one using

python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate.bat

When you do this your the prompt changes from d:\my_project> to (venv) d:\my_project>, so you know you're inside a virtual environment and every package you install will be isolated to that environment.

Use virtual environments. They allow you to use isolated python instances with different set of packages. Python 3 comes with venv module that lets you create one using

python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate.bat

When you do this your prompt changes from d:\my_project> to (venv) d:\my_project>, so you know you're inside a virtual environment and every package you install will be isolated to that environment.

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abdusco
abdusco
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Use virtual environments. They allow you to use isolated python instances with different set of packages. Python 3 comes with venv module that lets you create one using

python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate.bat

When you do this your the prompt changes from d:\my_project> to (venv) d:\my_project>, so you know you're inside a virtual environment and every package you install will be isolated to that environment.