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I would add the following: 1. state that you may need to install pip for your OS 2. show how to deactivate the virtualenv
by I_complete_me 6y ago
I would add the following:
1. state that you may need to install pip for your OS
2. show how to deactivate the virtualenv
- theelous3 6y agoSure, but I'm not teaching here. Even then, unbuntu will tell you how to install pip (actually it probably comes installed), and closing the terminal is sufficient to close the env for most.