Install Python & PIP with virtual environment

Keep forgetting basics of python? well you are not alone. This can easily be my 5th attempt. Well I am gonna try again and this time I will document it. Hopefully someone like me will get benefit from this very basic python related video. I am not a python expert by many light years. So if I said something wrong please let me know.
Step 1: Install Python. currently 3.10 is the version.
Step 2: well this one PIP is included in the python installer.
Step 3: Make sure Windows variable path was installed by typing python in command prompt.
Step 4: Test few commands
Step 5: Install/upgrade packages/libraries using PIP
Step 6: 3:17 upgrade pip
Step 7 : 4:35 Learn to create Python's virtual environment. This is more like a good practice and not needed. Each Python script is written with a version of libraries. Due to some factor if you have to upgrade a library/package and you found your script is broken. This had happened. Creating a virtual environment for each project and thus keeping the packages separate. If you have to upgrade packages in an venv, that will only affect that venv.
Hope you like this very short and simple video. Please let me know your thoughts and opinion.

[@majestikj5652]

This is golden! Thank you

[@TwT101]

Thanks Kirk!!

[@quebuena111]

I love you man!! thank you!!

[@TwT101]

Man, I feel you. You probably on the same boat as me. Python and I have a love hate relationship. I don't do it enough to get this burned it. Hence I forget. I am glad this video has helped you. Keep up the good work brother.