*1. Introduction *
As Python developers, we often work on multiple projects at the same time. Each project may require different versions of Python libraries, frameworks, or tools. they become more challenging
This is where the Python Virtual Environment (venv) plays a crucial role.
1.1 Why do we need virtual environment:
** Without Virtual Environment**
All packages are installed globally
Dependency version conflicts occur
One project can break another
Difficult debugging and maintenance
With Virtual Environment
Each project has its own dependencies
No version conflicts
Cleaner system Python
Easier collaboration
1.2 Significance of virtual Environment
1️⃣ Dependency Isolation
Different projects often require different versions of the same package.
2️⃣ Prevents “It Works on My Machine” Issues
3️⃣ Keeps Global Python Clean
4️⃣ Essential for Automation & Selenium Projects
5️⃣ Supports Different Python Versions
6️⃣ Improves Team Collaboration etc..
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