Create a Python Virtual Environment in VS Code on Mac OS

Creating a Virtual Environment (Venv) is easy on Mac OS! In this video we create and activate a virtual environment,
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[@sekotheasa]

You are a big help thanks a lot i was really struggling with the venv thing now i can install and import modules

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Happy to hear my video is useful for you 😀

[@AuraRomero-ih1ue]

Thanks a lot! I was losing my head.

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[@ManishSingh2k]

Thanks a lot!!

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Thank you for your comment Manish, happy coding!

[@felipeH2O]

Thanks

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[@ashokvaswani123]

I am trying to create a virtual environment from my Mac Terminal ( not using VS Code ) and I pasted in the command python3 -m venv .venv but no folder by the name venv is getting created in my project folder. Can you please help me.

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Hi Ashok, did you use cd (change directory) in your console to navigate to a specific directory? Is it possible your virtual environment has been created in some kind of root folder?

[@ashokvaswani123]

@@TomsTechAcademy I was able to get it done. How do I check if there is a virtual environment in a particular folder?