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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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check uh the Python installed version
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inside the terminal. So the command is
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simple. You simply write python d-
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version. This will exactly tell you the
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version which is installed on your
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system which is 310.5.
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So if you're wondering where it is
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located inside your system, so there is
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this command here which you can say
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where python. So this will exactly tell
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you where it is installed all these
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executables.
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So this is the overall location right
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here you'll see.
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So here you can simply copy this
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location
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Ctrl C and simply go to the file
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explorer and paste this address.
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This will exactly tell you the location
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right here. So it is located in the app
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data folder. then local programs Python
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and this is all the Python installations
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which are there on my computer. You will
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see Python 3.10 3.12 3.13.
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So this is your Python executable right
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here. So you can have multiple
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executables of Python running on a
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single computer. You can see we are
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running different versions of Python. So
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if you still haven't installed Python,
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it's very easy. You simply say Python
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download and go to their official
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website and download the latest version.
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So just select the version number and
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then click the download button. And for
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Windows it is simply a .exe file which
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will download and for different
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operating system you can simply download
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them. And also check out my website
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freemediattools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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