September 2019
Beginner to intermediate
494 pages
13h
English
To understand what a Python virtual environment is and why we need it, imagine a scenario where you are working on two separate projects—a large-scale project at work with multiple other employees, and a small, independent side project at home. These projects are stored on your computer, utilize the same Python interpreter, and are in the same environment.
Additionally, we have briefly discussed the fact that Python libraries support almost all possible computing subfields and topics. So, if you are working on a project with enough complexity, chances are there is a library out there that can assist you efficiently. It is, therefore, very likely that you use external libraries and packages. This is also due ...
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