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Stop using pip! Use Conda instead! (Miniconda introduction)

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@no_______one Год назад

I'm making the switch myself today, but I'm not sure what the primary distinction is between Python-venv and Conda. Moreover, unlike with Python-venv, VScode does not recognize and switch the interpreter when a envioronment is created 😔

@Mirelectron Месяц назад

Man you rock, thanks.

@salmanfarcy9824 3 месяца назад

It is most useful video. Surprised to see only 10k subscribers..

@alterego157 3 месяца назад

Devs really love to make things as complicated as possible

@vimalneha Год назад

Many thanks Herbert, saw for the first time a python env work, this reduced my learning curve to a large extent as it was reproducible.

@_The_Broken_Bulb 5 месяцев назад

So you're saying i don't need a 'Open Anaconda Here' shortcut, because unlike Python, it puts all my venvs in my user folder?

@vijaybabaria3253 Год назад

Thanks, how do we link conda virtual environment with visual studio code editor?

@ul7900 Год назад

BROO

@DoubleBob Год назад

Do I even have to install Python 3.10 on its own or is it enough to install Miniconda and use the Python 3.10 that is inside it?

@aregranhaug8617 Год назад

I'm sure you already figured this out, but I can confirm you do not have to download and install Python yourself. When you install Miniconda it automatically creates a base environment with the version it said when you downloaded the Miniconda program. I installed it yesterday, and I got a base environment (default) 3.11.3. When you create new environments, Miniconda will automatically download the version you requested. ex. "conda create --name mytest python=3.5" will create an environment called mytest and download and install Python 3.5 for you. 3.5.6 to be specific.