Practice Use Virtual Environments To Isolate Dependencies (5.1) - Chapter 12: Working with External Libraries and APIs

Practice: Use virtual environments to isolate dependencies

Lesson 5.1Working with External Libraries and APIs

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Question 1.
What command do you use to create a virtual environment?
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It starts with 'python -m venv'.
Question 2.
Why use a virtual environment?
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Think about avoiding conflicts.
3Question 3.
What command do you use to create a virtual environment?
- python create venv
- python -m venv
- create venv python
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Look for the command that starts with 'python -m'.
4Question 4.
True or False: A requirements.txt file lists project dependencies.
- True
- False
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Think about what this file's purpose is.
Question 5.
You are working on two Python projects that require different versions of the same library. How would you handle this situation effectively?
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Remember how we discussed isolated dependencies?
Question 6.
You have created a requirements.txt file, but now you need to share your project with someone else. How do you ensure they can replicate your environment?
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Think about how they will set up the same conditions as you.

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