pyenv says python 3 is not installed

[iFunKtion]

Hi there,

So pyenv is well aware of the (more than) 40 odd versions of python on this raspberry py, yet the one I use all the time, Python 3.4.0 it claims is not there, in fact, neither is the system wide python 2.7.10.

I've clearly missed something on the install, does anyone know what it might be.

Kind regards

iFunk

P.S any RTFM comments need to be supplied with the link please as the manual for pyenv has not been forthcoming in nearly an hour of searching. Hence I am asking here.

[micseydel]

You could provide a bit more context? I know I used pyenv (or something similar) a few years ago, but that's all hazy now. If you can provide more details about exactly what you're doing and the expected vs actual results, I might be able to help even without previously having the background knowledge for it.

[iFunKtion]

Ok, well, I'm developing a web app and trying to follow this tutorial https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ex52.html as it is one of the better ones on the net, though he insists on learning Python 2.7 (this book is a little old now I think) as I have been learning python 3, and what with trying to install various modules over the past month, I fear this linux box is a proper mess pythonwise, some things have been installed using pip, some via apt-get, anaconda is on here somewhere too. So i was kind of hoping that I could stop all that nonsense and do projects in a contained environment and just use the dependencies I need that way.

[wavic]

https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/stable/

Hello! Focus on Python 3. The future does not belongs to Python2