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python virtual environments, why they are used? #877
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I'm confused about virtual environments. Can someone explain what they are and why they're important for Python projects? |
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realshubhamraut
Sep 23, 2025
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Python virtual environment as an isolated, self-contained workspace for each of your projects. Instead of installing every package you ever use into one single, global Python installation on your computer, you create a separate "bubble" for each project. This bubble contains its own copy of Python and its own set of installed libraries. |
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Python virtual environment as an isolated, self-contained workspace for each of your projects.
Instead of installing every package you ever use into one single, global Python installation on your computer, you create a separate "bubble" for each project. This bubble contains its own copy of Python and its own set of installed libraries.