pip install virtuaenv<br /> python3 -m venv tutorial-env //name of project<br /> tutorial-env\Scripts\activate.bat //activate virtual environment<br /> pip install django<br /> django-admin startproject stocks //start skocks project<br /> python manage.py startserver<br /> cd stocks // go to stocks directory<br /> python manage.py migrate<br /> python manage.py createsuperuser //creates user<br /> python manage.py startapp quotes //create an app called quotes

python3 -m venv env<br /> python -m virtualenv env #py2</p> <p>source env/bin/activate</p> <p>#all this is on same directory<br />

# for windows 10</p> <p>py -m venv myvirtualenv<br /> myvirtualenv\Scripts\activate #!!!! use “\” not “/” !!!!!

Install venv with this command:<br /> pip install virtual env</p> <p>Create a directory and type the following command in terminal:<br /> python -m venv virtual <– “The last word in command is the name of the venv, you can call it whatever you want.”</p> <p>Activate virtual environment:<br /> source virtual/bin/activate

To create:</p> <p>Python -m venv VENV_NAME</p> <p>To activate:<br /> VENV_NAME/Scripts/activate

# to activate the virtual environment, type:<br /> .\venv\Scripts\activate<br /> # into the terminal.<br /> # If you get any error like “venv is not enabled on your computer”, run your terminal as administrator and type:<br /> Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned<br /> # you will be prompted with a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ question, type “y” then hit enter.<br /> # then try to activate the virtual environment, it will work

cd into/your/dir</p> <p>source env-name/bin/activate

py -m venv env ## For windows and Python 3<br /> .\env\Scripts\activate<br /> deactivate

venv\Scripts\activate.bat

For Windows :<br /> your-venv\Scripts\activate.bat