yes on linux and mac you should not remove the default python form the system. But you can have as many versions of python installed as you want.
I cant give you step by step instructions as i dont own or have never owned a mac. Nor would i care to. However linux is quite similar in most cases. So i would suggest this tutorial and install however you install packages python3.x with mac
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Par...nvironment
Once you have python3.x installed it should be as simple as
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I cant give you step by step instructions as i dont own or have never owned a mac. Nor would i care to. However linux is quite similar in most cases. So i would suggest this tutorial and install however you install packages python3.x with mac
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Par...nvironment
Once you have python3.x installed it should be as simple as
pip3 install djangoEDIT:
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