I recently bought a MacBook Pro with an M3 chip and started my first Python project. I created a virtual environment and installed some packages there, which allowed my code to run correctly. However, when I deactivated the virtual environment and tried running the code in the global environment, it still worked, even though all the packages were installed only in the virtual environment. When I used `pip list` in both environments, they showed the same list of packages. Can someone help me understand why this is happening and how to fix it?

From within Visual Studio Code [1.91.1] on my Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, running Debian 12, the code runs successfully when I start with Main.py using “Run and Debug”. I have installed all of the necessary packages within the virtual environment. However, when I try to run from terminal:

I want to create a virtual environment with Python version 3.9. I am using Windows11 operating system. I found various python version in the folder C:Usersuser1AppDataLocalProgramsPython. The python versions are as follows

I’m starting a new process from a Python script using subprocess. In this new process, a new virtual environment should be activated, but for some reason the old environment remains active, to deactivate the old environment, I use the deactivate call. H

I’m using PyCharm IDE and using flask_paginate module. From within PyCharm I’ve installed flask_paginate but when I see the declaration for this module, init.py open from C:Users5554F744AppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython311Libsite-packages.
Should the source code for flask_paginate not reside in the venv folder within project folder? Does venv not contain source code for all imported modules?
If I want to run my application in another machine, I need to install flask_paginate again? What is the solution instead?

I am trying to use a vritualenv in my project, but after activating it with:

I recently attempted to rename a Conda environment from ML to ML2 using a command