Practice Using Venv (standard Library) (3.2) - Chapter 11: Packaging, Distribution, and Virtual Environments

Practice: Using venv (Standard Library)

Lesson 3.2Packaging, Distribution, and Virtual Environments

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Question 1.
What command is used to create a virtual environment?
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It starts with 'python -m' and is followed by 'venv'.
Question 2.
How do you deactivate a virtual environment?
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It’s a simple command with a straightforward name!
3Question 3.
What is the main purpose of using a virtual environment?
- To improve package management
- To isolate project dependencies
- To enhance coding speed
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Remember the acronym that emphasizes project isolation!
4Question 4.
True or False: You can have multiple virtual environments for one project.
- True
- False
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Think about testing different library versions.
Question 5.
You are working on two projects simultaneously: one requires Flask 1.1.2 and the other requires Flask 2.0.0. Describe how you would utilize virtual environments to handle this situation.
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Document the steps for both environments for future reference.
Question 6.
Consider a situation where your project needs an older version of a package due to compatibility issues with your code. Explain how you can manage this using venv.
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Always remember to deactivate the environment when finished.

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