Introduction:
A Python virtual environment is a local directory that maintains project dependencies distinct from the rest of the system. It prevents conflicts of version and provides a uniform development in various presuppositions. This is needed to create clean Python applications that are maintainable and scalable.
Open Visual studio and create a folder { To learn on How to step up Visual Studio for python programming , please refer my blog https://community.sap.com/t5/artificial-intelligence-blogs-posts/ai-steps-to-setup-python-programmin... }
Create Virtual environment using python -m venv {environment name}
Create folder for database , ui, and text file for requirements/dependencies
Add dependencies in requirement file
Install dependencies using command
pip install -r {requirement text file name}
Activate Virtual environment
Summary
A python virtual environment helps to isolate project dependencies and prevents conflicts with the rest of the system. It provides uniform, hygienic and controllable growth in various setups.
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