Apr-14-2022, 06:40 PM
I put my virtual environment in the root directory of the project I am working on. If you are using pycharm or vscode (or probably any of the IDE's) it doesn't matter where you put the virtual environment because they remember where it is.
If you named your virtual environement venv, then you would type "venv\Scripts\activate" to run it. I find in Windows that you don't have to type the .bat. You also don't have to worry about upper/lower case because windows doesn't care.
If you named your virtual environement venv, then you would type "venv\Scripts\activate" to run it. I find in Windows that you don't have to type the .bat. You also don't have to worry about upper/lower case because windows doesn't care.