PYTHON VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS (Beginner's Guide to Python Lesson 9)

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Welcome to the Beginner's Guide to Python! This is video #9 in the series. In this video, I'm going to teach you how to use virtual environments in Python.

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[jaylensung]

Holy molly, I've been searching on the internet for at least 10 videos and more than 15 tutorials about how to set up a vitural environment and still has no clue at all, yet you only took 6 mins which solved my problem right away! Thank YOU SIR!!!

[vanchark]

wow, one of the clearest and most concise programming-related tutorials i've ever watched. You seriously have a gift for explaining things, keep it up!!

[heitorborges]

Thank you! It really helped. If you are using windows, the activation part beggins at 5:00

[dentn]

FINALLY WHAT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR omg took me days to find the command to activate it thanks dude love for that

[martind]

Thank you very much for the video. Very clear and straightforward (it was funny when you didn't pause the vid, maybe you were live, I don't know. I just found it funny). But great video mate!

[IWannaSaySmth]

Wow, man! You live in such a beautiful place I love nature behind you. One day I will leave the city and settle in the forest like you!

[ajsimwork]

This was very clear. Thank you for your help. It sounds like node package manager, which I am familiar with. The difference seems to be that with venv you actually change the ecosystem of the terminal you're in, whereas npm doesn't do/require that.

[seprious]

Thank you, now I finally understand how virtual environment works

[jozefkondas]

Thank u so much. I tried to do by couples of tutorial but only yours works.

[georgeosborn]

I am very glad to find a youtuber who doesn't call it "Py-tharn"

[aomadeira]

That's a great video and crystal clear explanation, IMHO you just forgot to mention the requirements.txt file and how to generate it using the freeze command. Keep up the good work!

[littlemsaj]

Hey if this isnt working for any of you you might be in the wrong directory.
To move to the directory / file location of your program within the command line do:

cd /location/of/your/file

then if what he's saying hasn't worked hopefully it should now.

[nachos]

Amazing video!
Clear and concise.
Explains all variations according to the system OS.

Helped me with my project, thank you!

[shanthipriya]

After a long search i found your video and it worked for my windows. great job . Thanks.

[RagHelen]

I have never had any need for this in years. But just for the sake of argument: I use Python a hundred times a day. Am I supposed to fiddle in the console to get started every time? What's with the modules I need and those I don't need? The pip installed ones as well as me own? How about disk space? My Python directory takes 1.3 GB.

[RplusD_]

y pause the video when u do a break aswell :D 3:00

[bulcub]

Very good explanation of creating a venv. Thanks

[bojantanasic]

So can a virtual environment be created in the middle of coding in python or should this be done at the very beginning of each project?

[gotgotr]

Every time look for this video because it is fast and really good! GD hackers!

[xLatinAssazzin]

This woman always tries to do something new and extra ordinary and make his audience feel excited for every next video, love you💯