Python Tutorial: VENV (Mac & Linux) - How to Use Virtual Environments with the Built-In venv Module

This was exactly what I was looking for. THANK YOU! You're a great teacher.

Thank you sir!

this solves one doubt, but i have pyenv, i can use the same requirements.txt and other methods with pyenv and not rely on venv at all right?

I love this guy

So simple, yet elegant and concise explanation of something I just now comprehended completely. Congrats Corey, you are a phenomenal teacher!

Yo thank you so much

Great explanation. Thanks it was very helpfull Cory

python3.x -m venv project_name

Best video on venv that I found of the six I watched (and didn't even care to finish watching in some cases).

What is the difference between module, package and library in Python? I am confused

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thanks for the best explanation I ever seen

can you make a video on how this works with wsgi?

This is great. One thing I'm not sure about, when you use '--system-site-packages' option, I assume that nothing you do to those packages in the venv affects the system packages. Like testing a package upgrade. Seems obvious but wanted to be sure, lol.

Do you put the requirements.txt within the venv directory?

I had to watch this like at least 3 times, probably more. But Corey is still the best. If I am not going to understand it with Corey, then it was not meant to be. But I definitely got a little more each time.

great explanation! thanks a lot!

thanks for the video! I'm trying to use turtle graphics on my venv but I get the following error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_tkinter'

Do you know why that's happening? tk is installed and I've installed and uninstalled it several times. Turtle works when the python interpreter is set to global but then none of the packages work. When I set the python interpreter to the venv, the installed packages work but turtle doesn't work.

crystal clear!