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How to Install and Manage Multiple Python Versions on Mac

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Open Terminal:

The Terminal is a program that’s included with macOS that provides users with access to the operating system using a command-line interface. It uses Z shell by default which replaced Bourne Again Shell as the system shell. It can also work with other shells like Korn, Tenex C, and Bourne Again Shell.

1. Press “Command ⌘ + Spacebar”
2. Enter “Terminal”
3. Press “Return”

Check the Default Version:

The Version (V) option is used to check which version of Python is currently selected as the default version. It consists of three numbers separated by periods that represent the major, minor, and micro version number. It also displays an error message…