How do I delete a virtual environment in Python?

How do I delete a virtual environment in Python?

To delete a virtual environment, simply remove the directory where it's located. For example, if your virtualenv is named 'venv', you can run rm -rf venv in your terminal.

Is there a safer way to do it?

Yes, you can deactivate the virtual environment first by running deactivate, and then delete the folder. This ensures no processes are using it.

What if I created it with a different name?

No problem! Just replace 'venv' with the name of your virtual environment folder in the rm -rf command.

Can I delete it from within an IDE?

Yes, most IDEs have a built-in option to manage virtual environments, including deleting them. Check your IDE's documentation for specific instructions.