Switching Between Python Versions in Windows - Use Builtin PyLauncher To Switch Between Python 2 & 3

Switching Between Python Versions in Windows is really simple with PyLauncher. Also you can use a special comment on the top of python scripts to tell PyLuncher whether the python script will run using Python 2 or Python 3. In this video I showed you exactly how you can easily switch Python versions in Windows. If you have both Python 2.x and Python 3.x installed on your Windows computer and want to use both Python versions then this video is right for you. The comment you need to put at the top of the Python scripts is...

-- For Running a Python Script Using Python 2
#!python2

-- For Runnning a Python Script Using Python 3
#!Python3

You Can Read More of PyLauncher From Here...

How Do You Switch Between Python 2 and 3 and Vice Versa

-- To Use Python 2 in Command Line
py -2

-- To Use Python 3 in Command Line
py -3

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[devarfat]

I've been searching for this video from past 2 days i remember watching it but wasn't able to found it gonna save it in playlist and liked videos

[Zaeliot]

Tienes mi like buen video...works perfect (y)

[debarghyadutta]

wow, thanks. Quick question quick solution. Thanks for the video, bhalo hoeche!!

[muj.admani]

The issue is when installing site packages, how should we use "pip install" separately?

[loki]

IS ther any way to specify which version of python to use when typing "python -m ..." ?

[GrayCo]

Great video on using the PyLauncher from the cmd prompt.  Any idea how to do the same from Jupyter?