How to set up Python Environment in Linux
If your computer runs Linux, chances are extremely high that your distribution comes with Python pre-installed. To check if Python 3 is pre-installed run python3 --version command in terminal.
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Now let's see how to install python on Linux.
- Open the Terminal run the following commands
Note: You can also replace 3.8.2 with any version of Python. We recommend you install the latest version on your machine.
Also check out
How to set up Python Environment in Windows
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Also check out
How to set up Python Environment in Windows
How to set up Python Environment in macOS
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