Damine:
The answer provided by Denis was correct, but is most helpful only in
environments where you are developing projects with different prerequisite
requirements. For that, you will want to use the Python virtual environment
package, aided by virtualenvwrappor.
This is pywin32 mailing list, but generally you can use virtualenv or conda
environments to manage your multiple Python versions from the command-line.
Note that PTVS provides convenient ways to add multiple environments to the
same Python project from Visual Studio user interface.
In essence all
Hi,
Is there any documentation I need to look at if I intend to use Python 2 and 3
on the same Windows machine? Specifically, how to switch versions, how to
install things with Pip without causing conflicts etc.
I can find such notes describing its use on a Linux system, but nothing for
