How can I list all Python virtual environments on my system?

How can I list all Python virtual environments on my system?

You can list all Python virtual environments by checking the directories where they are stored. If you're using venv, they are usually in the project folders. Alternatively, if you use virtualenvwrapper, you can run the command workon to see all your environments.

What if I used conda instead?

If you're using conda, you can list all your environments by running the command conda env list or conda info --envs in your terminal.

Can I delete a virtual environment? How?

Yes, you can delete a virtual environment. For venv, simply delete the folder. For virtualenvwrapper, use rmvirtualenv <env_name>. For conda, use conda remove --name <env_name> --all.

Is there a way to activate a virtual environment?

Yes! To activate a virtual environment, use source <env_name>/bin/activate for venv or virtualenv, and conda activate <env_name> for conda environments.