How To Create Python Virtual Environments

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For Linux User

Open your terminal and run the following command


Step 1:  sudo apt-get update
Step 2:  sudo apt install python3-pip
Step 3:  sudo apt install python3-venv
Step 4:  python3 -m venv venv
Step 5:  source venv/bin/activate  [ <-- To activate your newly create Virtual Environments]



For Windows User

Open your terminal and run the following command


Step 1:  pip install virtualenv
Step 2:  virtualenv venv
Step 3:  venv\Script\activate [ <-- To activate your newly create Virtual Environments]


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