How to Install Python 3 or Python 2 in RHEL 8
In RedHat Enterprise Linux 8, Python doesn’t come preinstalled. The main reason for this is that the RHEL 8 developers didn’t want to set a default Python version for users. Therefore as a RHEL
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Pyenv – Install Multiple Python Versions for Specific Project
Managing multiple versions of Python on a Linux system is not an easy task, especially for beginners. Sometimes it even gets worse when you want to develop and run multiple projects with different Python
How to Install Python 3.6 in Ubuntu
Python is the fastest-growing major general purpose programming language. There are a number of reasons attributed to this, such as its readability and flexibility, easy to learn and use, reliable and efficient as well.
10 Best Python IDEs for Linux Programmers in 2020
Python is a general-purpose programming language for building anything; from backend web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence to scientific computing. It can also be used for developing productivity software, games, desktop apps, and beyond.
How To Install PIP to Manage Python Packages in Linux
Pip (recursive acronym for “Pip Installs Packages” or “Pip Installs Python“) is a cross-platform package manager for installing and managing Python packages (which can be found in the Python Package Index (PyPI)) that comes
How to Install Latest Python 3.6 Version in Linux
Several top universities around the globe use Python to introduce students to programming. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Texas at Arlington, and Stanford are only a few examples of institutions
Learn Python Control Flow and Loops to Write and Tune Shell Scripts – Part 2
In the previous article of this Python series we shared a brief introduction to Python, its command-line shell, and the IDLE. We also demonstrated how to perform arithmetic calculations, how to store values in
Getting Started with Python Programming and Scripting in Linux – Part 1
It has been said (and often required by recruitment agencies) that system administrators need to be proficient in a scripting language. While most of us may be comfortable using Bash (or other shell of