How to create a Python Virtual Environment on Windows 11

How to create a Python Virtual Environment on Windows 11

This video will show you each step you need to know to create a virtual environment using Windows 11. I will also tell you and show you why you are creating a virtual environment for all of your Python projects. After watching this video, you will be a master at creating Python Virtual Environments, even if you have never created one before. If you are a pro of Python, this video will help you to better understand why we use virtual environments.

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[simonhodkinson]

It did help me out, and clear up confusion regarding virtual environments in python. And that's as a degree qualified and time served Software engineer of 26 years. I had fun getting my head around the concept until this video, which made it abundantly clear. Many Thanks.

[nathanhoskins]

As others have mentioned, this is an excellent tutorial for setting up the virtual environment. But more than that, I really appreciated the respectful, encouraging tone that he uses to explain the process. Well done, and thank you for the time you took to make it.

[reggierottweiler]

I never log in to youtube because its more trouble than its worth but I needed to just to comment and like this video. I have spent days looking for one video that explained the process step-by-step and also stops to mention what program you're using clearly. Cheers man wish I found this vid sooner.

[olorunfemitunde-adedipe]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been confused about virtual environments for a while but this just cleared it up for me. Really amazing and good job

[edkwok]

Thank you for this tutorial on setting up a virtualenv. I am not a power user on window11, your demonstration help me setup a developing environment to learn AWS.

[markbrown]

Thank you Jack - you got my first venv set up outside of anaconda - really clear instruction.
Would love to see some examples of actually running scripts within this venv in VSCode

[richchadbro]

Thank you so much for helping me set up my very first virtual environment.

[TheAmitsun]

Thankyou so much for such wonderful and easy to digest explanation.

[sasipanakal]

Thank you ...that was way too good an explanation

[surv_anie]

This video was very helpful, i've been stuck trying to create a virtual environment. Thank you so much.

[sunnathakimov]

Please, make video install python pipevn on windows 11🙏

[milosgrujic]

Clear as day! Thank you! So for example if I wish to do on the same project on different PC, should I just install venv with all those tools and then just copy project files into project directory so I can continue working on it?

[everlastingideas]

So if my laptop doesn't recognise 'code .' as a command, does that mean I have to include VSCode in Path? (I opened the folder directly to finish the tutorial but I just wanted to know)
Thank you a lot for this tutorial, it was quite helpful

[jinchaohan]

for me the pip is always link to the original python folder(not the venv path)

[richeskelechi]

Nice one. Thank you. I tried upgrading my pip but I was get errors. I don't know the reason.

[devondecenzo]

Man the last tutorial I watched to set up VSCode for python faild in comparison to this. Thank you so much for making this so easy for me @42technoman.