My first post was about Python ‘virtualenv‘ – started with what is a virtual environment, why we need it, and a minimal example. The purpose was to clarify beginners about what they get to see in almost every Python example. After that I also wrote about pyenv, and virualenvwrapper, felt like I may have enhanced the confusion here, all the starters might be having the question – what’s the difference between pyenv, virtualenv, virtualenvwrapper ? hence the today’s post title.
As you all know already that a virtual environment is ” a separate Python interpreter with its own set of installed packages.”
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