- no (at least not automagically … )
- Install python … install packages … make venv’s using
--include_site_packages
(pycharm makes this quite easy with their GUI create new venv thing) - I think you must have some globally installed python that you can create venvs from
- pip is the python package manager, this is how you install python packages from the central repository (pypi)
the easiest way to install python is to type python in cmd.exe, this will take you to the windows store “install python” page, click the install button, when you are installing make sure you tell the installer to modify the PATH variable (its a checkbox that is at the end of the install prompts) … then open a new cmd.exe and type python
if a shell opens you are done … if not you need to “Edit System Environmental variables”, once you can type python and get into the python shell then try python -m pip install numpy
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