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All commands below are demonstrated on Windows.
Entering a conda environment
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activate
Exiting
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deactivate
Creating an environment
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conda create -n <env>
If you’re using python, you’ll need to run
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conda create -n <env> python
Entering a specific environment
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conda activate <env>
Listing packages in the current environment
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conda list
Installing a specific package
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conda install <package>
You can also specify a version.
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conda install <package>=<version>
Viewing available versions
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conda search numpy
Uninstalling a package
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conda uninstall <package>
Deleting a virtual environment
Note: you need to exit the virtual environment first before deleting it.
