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Author: jerry-git

notebooks/beginner/html/venv.html

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 <h1 id="Virtual-environment">Virtual environment<a class="anchor-link" href="#Virtual-environment">&#182;</a></h1><p>When working with Python projects, best practice is to have a separate virtual environment for each of them.</p>
-<p>Each virtual environment has its own Python binary. When you install some Python package into your virtual environment, it'll be installed only into that specific environment. This means that you can have different versions of a single Python package in different virtual environments on the same machine. Virtual environments are also useful if you need to use different Python versions in your projects.</p>
+<p>Each virtual environment has its own Python binary. When you install some Python package into your virtual environment, it'll be installed only into that specific environment. This means that you can have different versions of a single Python package in different virtual environments in the same machine. Virtual environments are also useful if you need to use different Python versions in your projects.</p>
 
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notebooks/beginner/venv.ipynb

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  "# Virtual environment\n",
  "When working with Python projects, best practice is to have a separate virtual environment for each of them. \n",
  "\n",
- "Each virtual environment has its own Python binary. When you install some Python package into your virtual environment, it'll be installed only into that specific environment. This means that you can have different versions of a single Python package in different virtual environments on the same machine. Virtual environments are also useful if you need to use different Python versions in your projects."
+ "Each virtual environment has its own Python binary. When you install some Python package into your virtual environment, it'll be installed only into that specific environment. This means that you can have different versions of a single Python package in different virtual environments in the same machine. Virtual environments are also useful if you need to use different Python versions in your projects."
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