The Complete Guide to Python Virtual Environments!

my dude typing chdir instead of cd XD

This was the best crash course on virtual environments I've seen. The diagrams are crystal clear and your pace is amazing. Thank you!

smashin the like button dude, best video ive seen on this and im finally understanding after years!! thank you!!

Excellent video. I am really grateful for this dose of knowledge.

Thank you buddy

Great Explanation, I have ever perceived

Super clear and useful!!! Thanks a lot

helped me so much!

Excellent, thank you

I once again can not get pass 5m of a coding video, and we arent even programming. Bro its been six months

Great video, thank you for the explanation.
The video after all could be shortened to 2 steps (let it be a cheatsheet for me and others):
1) run C:\python\Python_3.6.4\python.exe -m venv .env
2) run 'activate.bat', for example, C:\Projects\Learning\Python\python_automation_mentoring\sandbox\pytest_example\.env\Scripts\activate.bat

Very nice! Thank you!👍👍👍

thank u for the video. ive learnd a lot from this, mainly about path

Thanks a lot, man
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I wish you know how long I had been searching for this explanation... I used to work with suffering of misunderstanding

I love you! Thanks

Thanks! Subbed 😊

Nicely done. Just finished your WSL2 class on another training web site. Virtual Environments are a mystery no more, Thanks

incredible tutorial,thanks a lot 🙏

Thank you, very useful!

Semver in Python - so much more intuitive than JS. Thank you, Python!

Did anyone ever actually encounter a problem where they absolutely had to use different versions of the same library in different projects? Or is virtualenv just some prepper-mindset tool that nobody actually has a use case for? old code is vulnerable code, you should avoid using outdated libraries in the first place. second, if a library takes such a drastic turn that your code stops working, maybe let the author of it know that he's not being very smart about the way he handles code writing? third, if you structure your projects in a way that doesn't allow modularity and adjustment of parts of the code to work with newer versions of libraries, maybe you need to take a long hard look at your coding skills and philosophy?

Great video! Thank you very much.

what happend if you install a library without creating an env? where the librarie goes and then from where the code is read?

por un momento pensé que el vídeo sería en español

excelent video

wonderful explanation of Venv and LIBDADies

Thank you !!!! , i learned a lot

This is ridiculous. Tha't what happens when a programming language is developed by hobbyist and amateurs.

Thank you so so much, this was the best, concise, follow along video to me. It freed me from my virtual environment blockade. Gracias 🙏

Incredible and Godsent video. I'am new with package installation and I was so nervous because I had absolutely no idea as to what exactly to do with virtual environment. Now, I've hit the ground running with virtual environments and some other important stuff! Much appreciated Jose!

Btw, “chdir” and “cd” are the same thing, in case anyone wondered.

Great presentation. Short but sufficiently detailed. Well done!

Why is it so manual though? Like you literally copying the path to the python version you want, doing everything in cmd, etc. Isn't there a better way? This is so time consuming.

great vid, well detailed and learned even more than just venv. Detail helped me get better grasp of how windows os and py work.

Does Python has anything like NPM in JS land?
--automatically add packages (+versions) to the requirements.txt file when i install something new?

Besides that question, it was an awesome explanation for the topic.

What is the connection between the Python project to the Virtual Env. folder ?

A tip for figuring out which version the command prompt is finding is to run the command: where python
It'll return each python.exe it finds in the path in the order it would execute them, so the first line returned is the one that will run when you execute python. And now you know which folder will be the first valid python folder in your path.

Really good tutorial!

Muy completo con una sola tabla, tiene buen manejo con python. Gracias por compartir conocimiento

Is the Virtual Environment a folder?

how do I turn off the virtual environment?

thank you

Best coding tutorial video I have ever watched. Super high quality, incredibly clear

I love how you explain not just how to set up a virtual environment, but also why we do it. Great stuff :)

Most needed video. Good explaination

what were you using to do all this. What's that program that has import in purple. I thought it was IDLE python but mine looks nothing like that.

Damn, this Video was great!!!

Excellent tutorial and understanding. Thanks.