Here's a link I used to do that....

create virtual environment

...it's an independent space to work on code projects so as not to influence other code projects.

You have to do all this in the Anaconda Prompt (**which implies you have Anaconda downloaded and installed :) ** )

conda create -n venv_name python It's important to specify the python at the end here, otherwise your venv will have no clue what language it'll be using.

You can swap between virtual envs and base with the command conda activate venvname/base

The virtual environment, when you create it, will show you its "environment location", which is where you can find it on your computer with your file navigator.

ex:

environment location: C:\Users\kiley\Anaconda3\envs\mocap

follow that path in your file navigator and you'll find the folder containing your venv. In that folder lives many things, one of which is the version of the python.exe that's specific to that environment.

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