I Keep Breaking My Python Setup

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Yes, I broke a conda installation by updating Pandas and installing Streamlit XD

After getting my true recommended way at the end of this video, you'll never break your Anaconda install, and it'll be just a matter of copying the following lines:

```
conda create -n streamlit-env python=3.8 (just do once)
conda activate streamlit-env
pip install streamlit
cd "folder"
```

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I was using Anaconda and miniconda before. I didn’t like Anaconda Navigator as it was slow and was throwing different errors sometimes. And yes, (base) env is another head ache. Recently I found an article about pyenv and have been using it actively since then. It’s been great so far. I recommend it! I like to enable an environment locally in my project folder and never bother with activating different environments. And VS code supports well pyenv environments.

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