On Aug 19, 2017, at 3:55 PM, Paul H. Tarver paul@tpcqpc.com wrote:
I guess that was part of the question. The installation for Python 3.x sets up paths and other stuff that I thought would be exclusive to one version or the other. But I guess you are saying they coexist happily, correct?
Python has virtualenv, which is a sort of sandbox which prevents different versions of software from colliding with each other. You can create a virtualenv, and when it is activated, it makes it so that only the version of Python and any installed libraries are available. Switch to a different virtualenv, and its like you moved to a different machine with different versions and installed stuff. Tip: install virtualenvwrapper to make working with virtualenvs a breeze.
-- Ed Leafe
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